aserver.conf

#
# This is a sample Analysis Server configuration file. It should
# be located in the Analysis Server installation directory.
#
# (Comment lines begin with #).
#
#
# Sample 1: A user is running the Analysis Server on a UNIX
# workstation and has several other users wanting to publish their
# own analysis components. User accounts user100 and user101 have
# public_aserver directories within their home directories
# /home/engineering/users1/user100 and
# /home/engineering/users2/user101 respectively.
#

#
# This is the port that the server will run on. When connecting to
# the Analysis Server to start a session (using a telnet window, for
# example), a machine name and port must be specified:
#
# $> telnet 
#
# The default port is 1835. Therefore, to start an Analysis Server
# session on the computer named 'taurus' using this default setting
# type:
#
# $> telnet taurus 1835
#
port: 1835

#
# The directory where analysis components are stored.
# The default value is "analyses".
#
analysesPath: analyses

#
# The loggingLevel option determines which events are to be
# logged in the logs directory.
#
# logging levels:
#
# 0 - none
# 1 - connections only
# 2 - analysis start & end
# 3 - get, set
# 4 - all
#
# The default value is "1" (only connections are logged).
#
loggingLevel: 1

#
# The user path specifies the directories to search for user
# accounts. When searching for analysis components, the Analysis
# Server looks in the "public_aserver" directory within each user
# directory. The path is a semicolon separated list.
#
userPath: /home/engineering/users1;/home/engineering/users2