/usr/share/cipux/etc/cipux-rpc.ini is in libcipux-rpc-perl 3.4.0.9-3.1.
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# || /usr/share/cipux/etc/cipux-rpc.ini ||
# || ||
# || Configuration file for the CipUX XML-RPC server. ||
# || ||
# || Copyright (c) 2006 - 2008 by Christian Kuelker ||
# || ||
# || License: GNU GPL - GNU General Public License - version 2 ||
# || or (at your opinion) any later version. ||
# || ||
# +=========================================================================+
# This variable is in use, but have no effect. If you
# want to change, please do it in /usr/sbin/cipux_rpc
# sorry for the inconvinience!
#
# It is also in use for cipux_rpc_test_client and
# can be overwritten with --port option
#
# Default: xml_rpc_port = 8001
xml_rpc_port = 8001
# Change is not suppored nor make it sense
# Other then 'localhost' or '127.0.0.1' would also be
# not a good idea in a secure environment.
#
# It is also in use for cipux_rpc_test_client and
# can be overwritten with --host option.
#
# Default value: localhost
# Alternative value: 127.0.0.1
xml_rpc_address = localhost
# This defines if we use SSL or not. Unfortunately
# we do only support non SSL sessions for now. We do
# plan to support SSL in the future. For now please
# secure the connection with stunnel or similar
# wrapper.
#
# It is also in use for cipux_rpc_test_client and
# can be overwritten with --ssl and --no-ssl option.
#
# Possible values: 0
# Default: 0
xml_rpc_ssl = 0
# Try to reuse the port when starting?
# Remark: This can make problems on older software (Debian Sarge)
# Possible values: 0|1
# Default: 1
xml_rpc_reuse = 1
# protocol to use
# Default: tcp
xml_rpc_proto = tcp
# Live time of the ticket in seconds
#
# It is also in use for cipux_rpc_test_client
#
# Default: xml_rpc_ticket_ttl = 600
xml_rpc_ticket_ttl = 600
# Location of the PID file
# Default: xml_rpc_pid_file = /var/run/cipux_rpcd.pid
xml_rpc_pid_file = /var/run/cipux_rpcd.pid
# reserved for future use:
xml_rpc_use_pam = 1
# reserved for future use:
# xml_rpc_rbac_cttl Cache time to live for RBAC lists in seconds:
#
# This value determines after how many seconds a new query to generate
# the RBAC ACLs should be made. This is of importance when adding a new
# user to the system or when adding or removing access to CAT modules.
# It means you (and your users) should wait before expecting to see
# changes in the system when you or your user made changes to the RBAC
# layer. If you set this to low the server response time might be very
# slow! Example: If you add a user to a group to have access to a given
# CAT module, the user has to wait maximum "xml_rpc_rbac_cttl" seconds
# before the user can access that module. (default 600 sec). Values
# from 10 minutes (600 sec) up to 24 hours might be forseen.
#
# On startup the server will made a query anyway!
#
# Possible Values:
# -1 : no query (after initial query)
# 0 : a query every time
# > 0: time in second the cache is valid
#
# Default: 600
xml_rpc_rbac_cttl = 600
# Specify a group which has access to the XML-RPC internal commands, like
# reload XML-RPC grants trough flushing cache.
#
# Possible value: one group name.
#
# Default value: admin
xml_rpc_intern_admin_group = admin
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