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| ==== Default configuration properties ==== | | ==== Default configuration properties ==== |
| All properties can be set as defaults in the DefaultAffaConfig record. This is useful, when you set up many similar jobs.<br> | | All properties can be set as defaults in the DefaultAffaConfig record. This is useful, when you set up many similar jobs.<br> |
− | Example: You want set the property 'localNice' to 19 for all jobs. Then run<br> | + | Example: You want to set the property 'localNice' to 19 for all jobs. Then run<br> |
| <code># db affa setprop DefaultAffaConfig localNice 19</code><br> | | <code># db affa setprop DefaultAffaConfig localNice 19</code><br> |
| and don't set this property for the jobs.<br> | | and don't set this property for the jobs.<br> |
| Properties set in the job record overrides the defaults.<br> | | Properties set in the job record overrides the defaults.<br> |
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− | The special property 'sendStatus' is only applicable to the DefaultAffaConfig record. It controls the status report sent by mail and can be set to the values none, daily, weekly or monthly. To setup a weekly status report run:<br> | + | The special property 'sendStatus' is only applicable to the DefaultAffaConfig record. It controls the status report sent by email and can be set to the values 'none', 'daily', 'weekly' or 'monthly'. To setup a weekly status report run:<br> |
| <code># db affa setprop DefaultAffaConfig sendStatus weekly</code><br> | | <code># db affa setprop DefaultAffaConfig sendStatus weekly</code><br> |
| then setup the cronjob:<br> | | then setup the cronjob:<br> |