config_ccase
ClearCase and ClearCase LT configuration
APPLICABILITY
SYNOPSIS
Most ClearCase configuration options can be set using a cleartool command or a ClearCase GUI. Only a few require you to edit a text file (on UNIX) or a Windows registry key as described here.
DESCRIPTION-UNIX SYSTEM FILES
Files in /var/adm/atria
Anyone can read the information in this directory, but only the root user can modify it.
- license.db
- (License server host only) The license database file, which defines a set of ClearCase licenses. See the Administrator's Guide.
Files in /var/adm/atria/config
Anyone can read and write information in this directory to configure the local host.
- alternate_hostnames
- If a host has two or more network interfaces (two or more separate lines in the /etc/hosts file or the hosts NIS map), you must create a file with this name on that host to record its multiple entries. For example, suppose that the /etc/hosts file includes these entries:
- 159.0.10.16 widget sun-005 wid
159.0.16.103 widget-gtwy sun-105
- In this case, the alternate_hostnames file should contain:
- widget
widget-gtwy
- Note that only the first hostname in each hosts entry need be included in the file. The file must list each alternative host name of a separate line. There is no commenting facility; all lines are significant. If a host does not have multiple network interfaces, this file should not exist at all.
- automount_prefix
- By default, automount(1M) mounts directories under /tmp_mnt. If another location is used for a host's automatic mounts (for example, you use automount -M, or you use an alternative auto-mount program), you must specify it in file /var/adm/atria/automount_prefix. For example, if your automatic mounts take place within directory /autom, create an automount_prefix file containing this line:
- /autom
- bldserver.control
- Controls the way in which a host is used during parallel builds. See Building Software.
- license_host
- (Required for each ClearCase host) Contains the name of the host that acts as the ClearCase license server host for the local host.
- snapshot.conf
- Configuration information for semi-live VOB backup. See the vob_snapshot reference page for more information.
- admin.conf
- Controls whether this host's Clearcase properties can be changed by a user logged into a remote host.
- db.conf
- Configuration information for the file, vista.tjf, which is a journal of VOB updates. This file can grow large, especially as a result of such operations as rmver, rmview, rmtype, and scrubber. To limit the size of vista.tjf, create the file db.conf (in /var/adm/atria/config) and add the line
- -journal_file_limit bytes
- where bytes may not be less than 5000000. Setting this value too low may degrade performance.
Files in /var/adm/atria/rgy
Anyone can read these files but only the root user can modify them to configure the local host.
- rgy_hosts.conf
- Specifies this host's registry server and backup registry server hosts.
- rgy_region.conf
- Specifies this host's registry region.
DESCRIPTION-WINDOWS REGISTRY KEYS AND FILES
Values in Registry Key HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Atria\ClearCase\CurrentVersion
If necessary, you may modify these values directly with a Windows Registry Editor.
Registry Key
| Description
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snapshot
| Configuration information for semi-live VOB backup. See the vob_snapshot reference page for more information.
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LockMgrCommandLine
| Startup options for the lockmgr. See the Administrator's Guide for more information.
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DomainMappingEnabled
| Enables this host to use domain mapping (to support ClearCase access by users from multiple Windows NTdomains) as described in the Administrator's Guide.
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Files in ccase-home-dir\var\config
Anyone can read or write to this directory.
db.conf
| Configuration information for the file, vista.tjf, which is a journal of VOB updates. This file can grow large, especially as a result of such operations as rmver, rmview, rmtype, and scrubber. To limit the size of vista.tjf, create the file db.conf (in ccase-home-dir\var\config) and add the line
-journal_file_limit bytes
where bytes may not be less than 5000000. Setting this value too low may degrade performance.
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SEE ALSO
Administrator's Guide, Building Software
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