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| ====== 2 General FastPCRF settings ====== | |
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| ^ Parameter ^ Format ^ Default value ^ Description ^ | |
| | daemon | boolean parameter| 0 |Start mode: if daemon=1 then FastPCRF will be started as a daemon. This parameter can be overridden by –d [[en:dpi:dpi_options:brass:opt_bras:reference_bras:params_fastpcrf:key_command_str|command line option]].| | |
| | verbose | boolean parameter | 0 |Specifies a detailed logging level: if verbose = 1, then the program will log its actions, incoming requests and outgoing data in detail; the log level is specified by the ''trace'' parameter (see below). By default it's equal to 0. ''trace'' - trace bitmask, specifies which components to be logged detailed.| | |
| | trace | boolean parameter | 0 |Trace bitmask, specifies which components to be logged detailed. For flag values, see [[en:dpi:dpi_options:brass:opt_bras:reference_bras:log_fastpcrf:start|logging]].| | |
| | rlimit_fsize | bytes | 1073741824 |Maximum file size when writing.| | |
| | print_stat_period | seconds | 300 |Internal statistics will be written to the filefastpcrf_stat.log after the expiring of this period.| | |
| | work_thread_count | number | 5 |Number of worker threads; is not user configurable, since at the moment the number of worker threads cannot be more than the number of internal components of FastPCRF.| | |
| | async_queue_size | bytes | 524288 |The size of the internal asynchronous message queue; is not user configurable. If you specify insufficient size, it may lead to internal calls between components will be lost, which is equivalent to loss of functionality and/or memory leak.| | |
