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The DREDDConfig file stores the defaults particular to your DREDD proxy server 
installation, including system settings and file configurations. Consult with TV 
Guide to determine the correct settings for your installation. 

Note: When a change is made to the DREDDConfig file, the DREDD proxy server 
must be bounced (stopped and restarted) for the change to take effect.  

To configure the DREDDConfig file, complete the following steps. 
1  Open an xterm window. 
2  Type cd /dvs/dvsFiles/iGuide and press Enter. The /dvs/dvsFiles/iGuide 

directory is now the working directory. 

3  Type cp DREDDConfig.default DREDDConfig and press Enter. 
4  Type vi DREDDConfig and press Enter. The vi editor opens the DREDDConfig 

file for editing. 

5  Use the appropriate vi commands to edit the file. 
6  Type wq! to close the vi editor and save the updates to the file. 
7  Compare your file with the following example file and use it as a guideline to 

correct any errors. 
Note: For HOSTNAME, USER, and PASSWD information, contact your TV 
Guide representative. 
Example of a DREDDConfig File: 

# config file for DREDDProxyServer

 

# values are colon-separated, no spaces

 

# hash mark starts a comment, until end-of-line

 

HOSTNAME:<xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx>

 

# FTP server machine

 

USER:<User_Name>

 

# user for FTP

 

PASSWD:<Password>

 

# password for FTP

 

FTPDIR:/dvs/dvsFiles/iGuide/ftpServer 

 

# directory on FTP server

 

LOCALFTPBASEDIR:/dvs/dvsFiles/iGuide/incoming

 

# where to FTP files to

 

LOCALBFSBASEDIR:/dvs/dvsFiles/iGuide/working

 

# directory for BFS copies

 

FILEDICT:iGuideFiles

 

# file with list of files to 

copy and manage

 

TIMER:600 

 

# how often to check (in 

seconds)

 

PASSIVEMODE:0 

 

# A non-zero number will use 

passive FTP