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| Value | The main purpose of this parameter is migration from old CHARON systems (which do not have the described implementation of consoles) to the current design, since it allows retaining the original name used for parametrization, since the rest of the parameters stay the same in both implementations.
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| Value | A defined TTY port on host system:
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| Parameter | log_flush_period |
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| Type | Numeric |
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Defines a period of flushing log to disk. Default period is 60 seconds (it means that every minute log file is flushed to disk) Example:
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connection_override
| Parameter | connection_override |
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| Type | text string |
| Value | "enable" Allows new connection to override existing connection, if any. Enabled connection override on OPA0 allows to intercept virtual serial console. When emulator detects new connection request on the port (10003 for the below example), it closes old connection, if any, and switches to the new one. Example: set OPA0 port = 10003 connection_override = enable This is implemented only for serial lines using the new syntax, not for lines using the legacy syntax (load virtual_serial_line ...). |
access_control
Available only since build 204-13
| Parameter | access_control |
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| Type | text string |
| Value | "disable" Since build 204-14, Incoming connection requests are by default filtered for virtual serial lines and then allowed only for the localhost. This is to avoid security scanners that can block the port. Example:
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