# Example resource file for the Java Message Handling System
# Every sleep interval is given in ms.
# Every string should be enclosed in ""
# Comments start with '#'

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# do NOT change unless very sure ! #
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# greeting to send to the player
GREETING	"Alpha chat system ..."

# port on which to run the server
PORT	7007

# password file name
PASSWORD_FILE	"passwords"

# maximum number of allowed clients inside the server
# limited to max 16000
RRST_MAX_PLAYERS   20

# incomming message queue length for the server side threads
# (number of messages)
RRST_PLAYER_IN_QUEUE_LEN   20 

# outgoing message queue length for the server side threads
# (number of messages)
RRST_PLAYER_OUT_QUEUE_LEN   80 

# The internal server sleep delay, subject to load adjusting
RRST_SLEEP 300

# The sleep interval inside the server if no players connected.
RRST_SLEEP_NO_PLAYERS   1000

# Should be the smallest allowed q
RRST_MIN_STEP_SLEEP   1

# TCPIPThread internal sleep
# (obsolete)
#RRST_TCPIPT_SLEEP   300 

# number of rounds one player is allowed to say nothing 
# before sending NOP to test the conection 
# (obsoleted by the next two resources)
#RRST_DEADCHECK   100

# timeperiod one player is allowed to say nothing
# before sending NOP to test connection (ms)
# should outdate RRST_DEADCHECK
# should be around 1/10 of the RRST_TIMEOUT value
RRST_KEEPALIVE	 10000

# timperiod one player is allowed to say nothing before removing
# from the system. The value should be around 2-3 minutes (150000)
# the removal is done unconditional by closing the connection without
# any announcement or other mean
# this is just a ultimate resort and no app should rely on it but instead
# create it's own timeout mechanisms at client level, with lower values
# than this one.
RRST_TIMEOUT	900000

# default group in which one player is entered the first time
RRST_DEFAULT_GROUP   1

# minimum range allowed for group
RRST_MIN_GROUP   1 

# maximum range for group
# limited to a max of 16000
RRST_MAX_GROUP   5

# ignores destination group in sending and just sends to the
# destination playernumber even if he is NOT in the destination
# group. In case of destinationnumber=broadcast or 
# destinationgroupnumber=broadcast this does NOT apply !!!
# That is even if the destgroup is broadcast when this is off
# the destnumber gets it's message.
# Remember that the groupnumbers DO NOT have anything in common with
# the playernumbers.
RRST_IGNORE_DESTGRP	off


# determines if the server allows fake messages to go through, that
# is messages which have set the sender different than from where
# it really comes. Remember that some apps may rely on this.
# If disabled then the server will send the message after setting
# it's internal sender to the real value
# Recommended value is disabled
RRST_ALLOW_FAKE		disabled


# if set then the server will remove a player with full
# outputqueue, otherwise just ignore and don't send anything
# to him until queue frees up
# Should be normally corellated with the queue lengths
# (recommended enabled !)
# Disabling this may lead to zombie players in the system, taking
# up cpu time in vain.
RRST_REMOVE_IF_FULL_OUTQUEUE	enable

# sleep for the TCPIPThread
# This thread controls the read&write threads and should NOT
# be too awake ... ;)
# (obsoleted)
# TCPIPT_SLEEP   5000

# read thread sleep
# Dividing 1000 by this delay shows how many messages this thread
# may handle per second
TCPIPRT_SLEEP   150

# write thread sleep
# see also above
TCPIPWT_SLEEP   100 

# delay inside the TCPIPThread between creating read & write threads
# (obsolete)
#TCPIPT_CREATE_SLEEP   1000 

# connect server sleep
CST_SLEEP   200 

# the timebase offset to use in initializing the internal TimeBase timer
# inside the system. It should be 0 in case of normal operation
RRST_TIMEBASE_INIT	0

# very small server sleep 
# obsolete, not used
# RRST_SAFE_SLEEP   3 

# very small TCPIPThread sleep
# obsolete, not used
# TCPIPT_SAFE_SLEEP   5 

# maximum message length allowed by the server
# not used yet
# TCPIP_MAX_MESSAGE_LENGTH   65000