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ReportLevel=0|1|2|3|4|9 – the level of details in component performance 

report (0 – Fatal, 1 – Error, 2 – Warning, 3 – Info, 4 – Activity, 9 - 
Debug). The default value is: 4. 

Append=true|false – append a new component performance report to the 

end of the existing report file. If this option is set to false, the previous 
report will be overwritten with the new report when the file is open. The 
default value is: true.  

A.3. Use of external configuration 

files 

You may connect external configuration files to the main configuration file. You 
may use any of the following methods to that end: 

• 

using the include directive.  

The task may be accomplished through addition into the configuration file 
(in any location) of a line that looks like: 

!include <file_name> 

where <file_name> stands for an absolute path to the specified external 
configuration file; the file must exist and be available for reading. 
The opportunity may be used, e.g., for definition of parameters for a 
certain group of users in a separate file. In that case, modification of 
settings for that group would require modification of that file only. You will 
not have to change the main configuration file. 

• 

Using a record of the form: file:file_name as the parameter value. 

E.g.:  

Senders=file:<file_name> 

RelayRule=deny from file:<file_name> to * 

where <file_name> stands for an absolute path to file; the file must exist 
and be available for reading. 
In that case, the application will substitute the contents of the external file 
line by line instead of the file: construction; the result of the substitution 
will be identical to assigning the same number of values to that 
parameter.  

 

The application also substitutes empty strings from the external file. 
Therefore such strings are unwanted since their presence can cause 
errors in the syntax of the application configuration file.