Appendix A: inserverOutput.ini for Linux - Output Agent Installation and Setup Guide for Linux - Foundation 24.1 - Foundation 24.1 - Ready - Perceptive Content

The following table provides definitions and sample data for the settings in the inserverOutput.ini configuration file. This table displays the INI settings under group headings in brackets, for example, [Remote], in the order the groups appear in the INI file. The available settings are grouped and defined in the table below, and each setting offers two or more options, which are also identified in the table. Use this table as a guide when customizing the file.

Note: The following inserverOutput.ini [Layout], [Printer], and [DICOM] settings only apply to Output Agent running in a Windows environment. Although these settings appear in the inserverOutput.ini file in a Linux environment, they are not functional.

[Layout]
- layout.annotations.show
- layout.header

[Printer]
- printer.input.tray
- printer.name
- printer.driver
- printer.downscale.color.mode
- printer.diffuse.black.level.threshold
- printer.rotate.to.best.fit

[Dicom]
- dicom.ip
- dicom.port
- dicom.store.title
- dicom.external.title

Group	Setting	Options	Description
Remote	server.ip.address	Any valid IP address	Specifies the IP address of Perceptive Content Server. The default is specified during installation.
Remote	server.ip.port	Any existing port number	Specifies the port number of Perceptive Content Server. The default is specified during installation.
Remote	reconnect.interval	Any positive integer	Specifies how many seconds Output Agent waits before attempting to reconnect to Perceptive Content Server after a lost connection. Note: Do not change this value without first consulting Product Support. The default is 60.
Remote	authentication.token	Any valid token	Specifies the authentication token to use for authentication with Perceptive Content Server.
Documents	search.maxresults	Any positive integer	Specifies the maximum number of results that Output Agent outputs. The default is 250000. Note: The odbc.grid.max.fetch.count setting in the inow.ini file for Perceptive Content Server can also limit the results.
Monitor	poll.interval	Any positive integer	Specifies how often, in seconds, Output Agent searches the directory specified for the monitor.path setting for new output keyfiles. Note: Do not change this value without first consulting Product Support. The default is 15.
Monitor	monitor.path	Any valid directory	Specifies the path to the directory where Output Agent checks for new output keyfiles. The default is $(IMAGENOWDIR)\output_agent\monitor.
Monitor	monitor.extension	Any valid file extension	Specifies the file extension that Output Agent uses to check for output keyfiles. The default is txt.
General	keyfile.delete	TRUE FALSE	Specifies whether Output Agent deletes the keyfile from the monitor directory after it runs a query. TRUE = Delete the keyfile. FALSE = Do not delete the keyfile. The default is TRUE.
General	keyfile.move	TRUE FALSE	Specifies whether Output Agent moves the keyfile after it runs a query. TRUE = Moves the keyfile to the directory specified for the keyfile.move.path setting. FALSE = Do not move the keyfile. The default is TRUE. Note: If set to TRUE, keyfile.move.path is required .
General	keyfile.move.path	Any valid directory	Specifies the directory that Output Agent uses to store executed keyfiles. The default is $(IMAGENOWDIR)\output_agent\moved. Note: f keyfile.move is set to TRUE, this setting is required.
General	keyfile.encoding	ANSI UTF-8	Specifies the expected keyfile encoding. The default is ANSI.
General	output.mode	EXPORT	Specifies the output mode that Output Agent uses. No default is specified. Note: PRINTER and DICOM are not available on Linux.
General	output.incomplete.mailto	Any text string	Specifies the email address that receives notifications when page rendering or any other output process does not complete. The default is blank. Note: Using a comma-delimited list, you can specify multiple email addresses.
Layout	ayout.dpi.max	DPI	Specifies the resolution, in dots-per-inch (DPI), that Output Agent uses for output pages. The default is 300.
Layout	layout.units	IMPERIAL METRIC PIXELS	Specifies the units of measurement that Output Agent uses. IMPERIAL = Inches METRIC = Millimeters PIXELS = Pixels The default is IMPERIAL.
Layout	layout.margin	Any range in the unit specified for the layout.units setting	Specifies the margin space that Output Agent uses for output pages. The default is 0. Note: The layouts.units setting determines the unit of measurement used for the margin space.
Layout	layout.pages.per.sheet	Any positive integer	Specifies the number of pages that Output Agent outputs per sheet. The default is 1.
Layout	layout.pages.per.sheet.spacing	Any range in the unit specified for the layout.units setting	Specifies the spacing that Output Agents uses between output sheets. The default is 0.25. Note: The layouts.units setting determines the unit of measurement used for the spacing.
Layout	layout.pages.per.row	Any positive integer	Specifies the number of output pages per row that Output Agent uses for each output sheet. The default is 1.
Layout	layout.width	Any range in the unit specified for the layout.units setting	Specifies the width that Output Agent uses for output sheets. The default is 8.5. Note: The layouts.units setting determines the unit of measurement used for the width.
Layout	layout.height	Any range in the unit specified for the layout.units setting	Specifies the height that Output Agent uses for output sheets. The default is 11. Note: The layouts.units setting determines the unit of measurement used for the height.
Layout	layout.color.depth	Any positive integer representing bits	Specifies the color depth, in bits per pixel, that Output Agent uses for output sheets. The default is 24.
Layout	layout.color.mode	COLOR GRAYSCALE	Specifies whether Output Agent uses color or grayscale for output sheets. The default is COLOR.
Export	export.file.type	The following file formats are most commonly used: 2 3 6 10 11 17 27 29 75 87 146 147 149 150	Specifies the file type that Output Agent uses for output files. The following file formats are most commonly used: 2 = GIF 3 = TIFF 6 = Windows BMP 10 = JPEG 75 = PNG 11 = TIFF with JPEG compression 17 = TIFF with LZW compression 27 = TIFF with G3 compression 29 = TIFF with G4 compression 87 = TIFF with RLE compression 146 = Raster PDF uncompressed 147 = Raster PDF with G3 compression 149 = Raster PDF with G4 compression 150 = Raster PDF with JPEG compression The default is 17.
Export	export.file.extension	The following file extensions are most commonly used: GIF BMP JPG PDF PNG TIFF	Specifies the file extension that Output Agent uses for exported files. The default is TIFF.
Export	export.file.directory	Any valid directory	Specifies the directory that Output Agent uses to store exported files. The default is $(IMAGENOWDIR)\output_agent\export.
Export	export.filename.format	Any valid text string or the variables listed in Appendix B, "Variables to Create Export File Names."	Specifies the naming scheme that Output Agent uses for exported files. You can define one or more variables and choose to include text for Perceptive Content to generate the file name of an exported document. Enclose variables in brackets. You can separate text and variables with underscores (such as [DOCID]_Page_Number_[PAGENUM]) to make the file name easier to read. You can also specify the width of some variables (such as [%0[PAGENUM]). Defining the width of a variable helps with file organization when you export multiple files. For more information, refer to Appendix B, "Variables to Create Export File Names." The default is OutputAgent_[DOCID]_[PAGENUM].
Export	export.multipage.document	TRUE FALSE	Specifies whether Output Agent appends exported files when export.filename.format matches an existing file name. TRUE = Append exported files to existing documents. FALSE = Do not append exported files. The default is FALSE.
Export	export.file.dpi	Any positive integer	Specifies the dots-per-inch (DPI) that Output Agent uses for exported files. The default is 150.
Logging	debug.level.file	0, 1-6, 9	Specifies the level that Output Agent uses to log errors for troubleshooting. 0 = Turn off logging. 1 = Use the least verbose logging. 6 = Use the most verbose logging. This logging shows the amount of time Output Agent uses to execute calls such as queries from the server to the database. 9 = Turn on logging for timing image processing. The default is 0.
Logging	debug.level.pipe	0, 1-3, 6	Specifies the level that Output Agent uses to log pipe errors for troubleshooting. 0 = Turn off logging. 1 = Use the least verbose logging. 6 = Use the most verbose logging. The default is 0.
Logging	socket.level.file	1 0	Specifies whether to log communication between Perceptive Content Server and Output Agent. 1 = Log communication. 0 = Do not log communication. The default is 0.