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6
Appendix
A:
PTSetup.ini
The
file
PTSETUP.INI
is
a
“loose”
file
that
can
be
modified
before
deployment.
Below
is
a
copy
of
the
default
PTSETUP.INI
file.
See
the
description
below
for
each
key.
It
is
advised
that
you
modify
this
file
(in
the
PTBurn
directory
on
the
installation
disc)
before
you
deploy
your
solution;
the
installer
will
then
install
your
modified
version
which
PTBurn
server
can
use.
If
you
do
wish
to
modify
the
PTSETUP.INI
file
after
installation
through
your
own
application
then
you
can
find
the
location
of
the
PTSETUP.INI
directory
by
querying
the
Registry
key
called:
DataPath
which
is
located
in
the
Registry
at:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Primera\PTBurn
Note
that
that
PTBurn
will
parse
PTSETUP.INI
when
launched
each
time,
so
your
program
should
modify
PTSETUP.INI
before
launching
PTBurn.exe.
To
find
the
directory
where
the
PTBurn
executable
is
located
you
can
query
the
Registry
key
called:
AppPath
which
is
located
in
the
same
location
in
the
Registry.
;
PTSETUP.INI
;
;
Setup
file
for
the
Primera
Text
‐
Based
Shared
‐
Folder
Burning
application
PTBurn.
;
;
NOTE:
This
is
the
default
PTSETUP.INI
file
;
To
change
the
defaults,
you
should
edit
this
file
before
installing
PTBurn.
;
After
installation,
this
file
will
reside
in
the
PTBurnJobs\Settings
folder
[PTBurn_Settings]
;
For
debugging
purposes.
Should
be
kept
at
FALSE
unless
advised
to
change.
RecordEngineLog=FALSE
;
How
long
before
a
lower
priority
job
will
be
processed
over
a
higher
priority
job
(in
minutes).
;
For
example,
if
a
job
with
a
priority
of
9
(lowest)
has
been
waiting
for
over
120
minutes
it
will
be
processed
;
before
a
job
with
a
priority
of
0
(highest)
that
has
been
waiting
for
less
than
120
minutes.
This
key
is
only
;
relevant
for
jobs
request
files
that
haven’t
been
changed
to
“IN
PROCESS”
(.inp).
LowPriority_Time
=
120
;
How
long
the
status
information
stays
around
(in
status
file)
before
being
deleted
(in
minutes)
;
This
is
also
specifies
how
long
the
job
request
file
(now
.don
or
.err)
will
remain
before
being
deleted.
Status_Time
=
60
