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  1. ;----------------------------------------------------------------------------;
  2. ;                                                                            ;
  3. ;          VDMServe (VDM Execute/Monitor Server) Configuration file          ;
  4. ;                                                                            ;
  5. ;----------------------------------------------------------------------------;
  6.  
  7. ;----------------------------------------------------------------------------;
  8. ; DosSetting                                                                 ;
  9. ;                                                                            ; 
  10. ; The DOS Settings area passed "as is" to the VDM Shell.  They allow you to  ;
  11. ; customize the environment of the VDM session.                              ;
  12. ;----------------------------------------------------------------------------; 
  13.  
  14. DosSetting DOS_HIGH=1
  15. ;DosSetting DPMI_DOS_API=ENABLED
  16. ;DosSetting DPMI_MEMORY_LIMIT=512
  17. ;DosSetting KBD_ALTHOME_BYPASS=1
  18. ;DosSetting DOS_DEVICE=c:\bin\sio\vx00.sys
  19.  
  20. ;----------------------------------------------------------------------------;
  21. ; MonitorIntervalSeconds                                                     ;
  22. ;                                                                            ; 
  23. ; This controls how often the program will take the running VDM's "pulse".   ;
  24. ; It will check on the status of the running VDM every N seconds, where N    ;
  25. ; is MonitorIntervalSeconds.                                                 ;
  26. ;                                                                            ;  
  27. ; If LogLevel is set to 4, a message will be written to the log file         ;
  28. ; indicating the VDM's status.  Thus, the log file could become quite large  ;
  29. ; if MonitorIntervalSeconds is a small number.                               ;
  30. ;----------------------------------------------------------------------------; 
  31.  
  32. MonitorIntervalSeconds  5   ; Check on VDM every 5 seconds
  33.  
  34. ;----------------------------------------------------------------------------;
  35. ; Logging definitions                                                        ;
  36. ;                                                                            ;
  37. ; Log messages are ranked between 1 to 4, where 1 is the most important      ;
  38. ; type of message (usually a fatal error of some sort), and 4 is the         ;
  39. ; most extraneous (an informational message of some sort).  This gives       ;
  40. ; you control over how verbose to make the status log.                       ;
  41. ;                                                                            ;
  42. ; Each message in the log file is preceded by a special symbol indicating    ;
  43. ; it's level of importance as follows:                                       ;
  44. ;                                                                            ;
  45. ; For BinkleyTerm style logs:                                                ;
  46. ;                                                                            ;
  47. ;       LogLevel  Characters That Precede Included Entries                   ;
  48. ;                                                                            ;
  49. ;           1      !    (Usually error messages)                             ;
  50. ;           2      *                                                         ;
  51. ;           3      +                                                         ;
  52. ;           4      :                                                         ;
  53. ;                                                                            ;
  54. ; For FrontDoor style logs:                                                  ;
  55. ;                                                                            ;
  56. ;       LogLevel  Characters That Precede Included Entries                   ;
  57. ;                                                                            ;
  58. ;           1      !    (Fatal and non-fatal error messages)                 ;
  59. ;           2      +    (Brief messages)                                     ;
  60. ;           3      -    (Trivial messages)                                   ;
  61. ;           4      -    (Trivial messages)                                   ;
  62. ;                                                                            ;
  63. ; Since FrontDoor really only has three levels of messages when dealing      ;
  64. ; with the ranking of "importance" of those messages, levels 3 and 4 will be ;
  65. ; considered the same.                                                       ;
  66. ;----------------------------------------------------------------------------;
  67.  
  68. Log                             ; [No]Log - Log process information to log
  69.                                 ; file
  70.  
  71. LogLevel        4               ; Level of logging where 1 is the most minimal
  72.                                 ; amount of information, and 4 is the most
  73.                                 ; detailed.
  74.  
  75.                                 ; Name of the log file (MUST be defined to
  76.                                 ; use the logging feature.)  There is no
  77.                                 ; default.
  78. LogFile c:\bbs\logs\vdmserve.log
  79.  
  80. LogStyle        BinkleyTerm     ; Sytle of the log entries--either
  81.                                 ; 'BinkleyTerm' or 'FrontDoor'.
  82.