server.callLog.cleanupRates.0
Controls how long to keep each type of log file before deletion.
Value |
A string of fields (separated by semi-colons) where each field indicates a category or type of log file followed by a colon and a time designation (the rate). Set individually for each file type. DEFAULT: Depends on file type. See table below. See Call log directories and files. |
How to set |
If using the Management Station, set on the Speech Server service. If not using Management Station, set in an NSS configuration file (user-NSSxx.txt). |
Usage |
Rarely changed. Typically, system administrators back up system more frequently than the cleanup rates. This ensures the ability to restore old log files if needed in the future. |
This parameter controls how long to keep each type of log file for each company and application before deletion. When a file age exceeds the rate, the system removes it from the storage disk.
The value uses the following syntax:
Company:companyname;Application:applicationname;WCR:maxage;
PREEP:maxage;POSTEP:maxage;EXPOSEPLAYABLE:maxage;
Time (maxage) is one of the following:
- m = minutes
- h = hours
- d = days
File types and default values:
File type |
Default |
Description |
---|---|---|
WCR |
7d |
Whole call recording |
POSTEP |
7d |
Endpointed file |
PREEP |
7d |
Non-endpointed file |
EXPOSEPLAYABLE |
15m |
Exposeplayable file |
SAVEWAVEFORM |
1d |
Saved audio utterance(s) |
RECORDING |
1d |
Audio saved by Recorder |
LOG |
7d |
Log file |
For each field (Application, Company, or a type of log file), specify the amount of time to keep files before deleting them. The time designation is an integer followed by a "d" for days or "m" for minutes.
To set defaults for all pairs of company and application names, leave the Company and Application fields empty. For example:
server.callLog.cleanupRates.1 VXIString Company:;Application:;WCR:1d;POSTEP:1d;PREEP:1d;EXPOSEPLAYABLE:1h
SAVEWAVEFORM:1d;RECORDING:1d;LOG:7d
To set rules differently for each company/application pair, increment the counter at the end of the parameter name. For example:
server.callLog.cleanupRates.2 VXIString Company:Nuance;Application:MyApp;PREEP:1d
server.callLog.cleanupRates.3 VXIString Company:myCompany;Application:PizzaTalk;WCR:1h