config.example

NAME=your-IOC-name
PORT=procServ-port-number
USER=softioc
HOST=the-server-name-where-your-IOC-runs

# Use "manage-iocs nextport" to get telnet-port-number;
# Use "hostname" to get the-server-name-where-your-IOC-runs;
# If you put a file "st.cmd" in /epics/iocs/$NAME, no need to set CHDIR and EXEC;
# To log in the EPICS console/shell, type "telnet localhost procServ-port-number", 
## then hit Enter and you will see "epics>"; to restart the softIOC, type "exit"
## or "Ctrl+X"; to quit the shell (return to your terminal), "Ctrl+]", 
## you will see "telnet>", then type "q"


# softIoc name (NAME) and port (PORT) must be unique on the server where it runs.  
# The port is the one used by procServ for its telnet server.
#NAME=myioc
#PORT=4050

# USER: User name to run the IOC; use "softioc" which should have been created by "install.sh". 
# Or use any existing username or manually create a username for each softioc instance.
# if USER is not set, it is default to $NAME (softIoc name)
#USER=softioc

# HOST: name of the server on which this softIoc will run. This is used for error 
# checking to prevent the instance from being run on the wrong server 
# (for example, if "/epics/iocs" is an NFS mount shared by multiple servers)
#HOST=myserver.domain.com

# CHDIR: IOC run directory in which procServ will start the IOC. It is permissable
# to modify or replace the value. eg. CHDIR="$CHDIR/iocBoot/iocexample".
# Defaults to '/$IOCPATH/$NAME' (/epics/iocs/example).
#CHDIR="$CHDIR"

# EXEC: IOC executable name (startup script). This is the command given to 
# procServ to start the IOC. Defaults to the file st.cmd in the IOC's top directory.
#EXEC="$CHDIR/st.cmd"


# Write a core file if process crashes and the size of the corefile is not more 
# than the value given in bytes. By default no core files are generated.
#CORESIZE=10000000