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The DRS requires certain JNDI settings to be properly configured. The installed JNDI configuration file may be found at
$GLOBUS_LOCATION/etc/globus_wsrf_replicator/jndi-config.xml. To view the default configuration file
(shipped with the GT 4.1.3 release) from the Globus CVS repository
click
here.
The settings are structured as name-value pairs. For example:
<parameter>
<name>defaultIndexUrl</name>
<value>rls://127.0.0.1:39281</value>
</parameter>
The following settings must be properly configured:
proxyfileDir: the directory that you would like the DRS to temporarily store user proxies. No setting is necessary. This value may be empty.requestfileDir: the directory that you would like the DRS to temporarily store request files. No setting is necessary. This value may be empty.defaultIndexUrl: the connection URL for your installation of RLS running as a RLI service.defaultRegistrationUrl: the connection URL for your installation of RLS running as a LRC service.defaultReliableTransferUrl: the connection URL for your installation of the RFT ReliableFileTransferFactoryService.proxyfileChangePermsCmd: the platform-dependent command to change file permissions to user-only read-write permissions.- The rest of the parameter/value pairs may retain the given default values.