Table of Contents

Configuration Files
Format
Option values
Option used by Inuse

Configuration Files

Insure++ tools read options from files called .psrc, which may exist at various locations in the file system. These options control the behavior of Insure++, Inuse, and programs compiled with Insure++. More information about these files and options can be found in the Insure++ User's Guide, but some of the relevant sections have been reproduced here.

Format

Insure++ configuration files are simple ASCII files created and modified with a normal text editor.

Entries which begin with the character '#' are treated as comments and ignored, as are blank lines.

All keywords can be specified in either upper or lower case, and embedded underbar characters ('_') are ignored. Arguments can normally be entered in either case, except where this has specific meaning, such as in directory or file names.

If a line is too long, or would look better on multiple lines, you can use the '\' character as a continuation line.

Option values

The following sections describe the interpretation of the various parameters. They are divided into two classes: compile time and runtime. Modifying one of the former options requires that files be recompiled before it can take effect. The latter class merely requires that the program be executed again. Some options have default values, which are printed in the following section in boldface.

Options used by Inuse

Compile/linking

No .psrc options apply.

Running

insure.inuse [on|off]

This option replaces the INUSE environment variable to control whether or not the program will connect to Inuse.

Running inuse

inuse.password arg1 arg2 arg3

Used for internal maintenance. This option should not be added or modified by hand. Licenses should be managed with pslic.

registertool Inuse version

Used for internal maintenance. This option should not be modified.

Additional Features

Inuse Manpages

Inuse TOC