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148 Configuration Files
Time
The Time field in a log file can be logged either in UTC (GMT) or local time.
Description
The setting for the Time tag can be used to override the server-wide configuration. The
default is local time.
See also
The Logging container in the Server.xml file.
Adaptor.xml file
The Adaptor.xml file is the configuration file for individual network adaptors in Flash Media
Server. It determines the number of threads that can be used by the adaptor, the
communications ports that adaptor binds to, and the IP addresses or domains from which the
adaptor can accept connections.
You can also implement SSL with the Adaptor.xml file, if you want to use different digital
certificates for different adaptors.
Each adaptor has its own directory inside the server’s
conf directory. The name of the
directory is the name of the adaptor. Each adaptor directory must contain an Adaptor.xml file.
For example, the default adaptor included with the server at installation is named
_defaultRoot_, and its directory is found in the conf/ directory. To change an adaptor’s
settings, you edit the tags in its Adaptor.xml file.
The Adaptor.xml file contains the following tag structure:
<Adaptor>
<ResourceLimits>
<MaxFailures></MaxFailures>
<RecoveryTime></RecoveryTime>
</ResourceLimits>
<HostPortList>
<HostPort name=”xxxx”></HostPort>
</HostPortList>
<Allow></Allow>
<Deny></Deny>
<Order></Order>
<HTTPTunnel>
<Enable></Enable>
<NodeID></NodeID>
<IdlePostInterval></IdlePostInterval>
<IdleAckInterval></IdleAckInterval>
<MimeType></MimeType>
<WriteBuffSize></WriteBuffSize>
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