Configuring Miva Empresa on UnixME1014-0410The logfile contains new line separated records with | (bar) delimited fields indicating the operations of Miva Empresa. The fields in this file are as follows (listed in the order they appear): •operation- a mnemonic indicating the current state of Miva Empresa•day- day of the month •month- month of the year •hour- hour of the day (GMT)•minute- minute of the hour (GMT)•second- second of the minute (GMT)•year- the year •login- login id of executing Miva Empresa file •uid- numeric user id of executing Miva Empresa file •gid- numeric group id of executing Miva Empresa file •filename- full path to executing Miva Empresa file •rootdir- full path to the root directory of executing Miva Empresa file •version- current version of Miva Empresa’s pre-processor •loglevel- the log level setting (currently only 1 or 0) •info- mnemonic indicating result of operation (can be useful when tracking problems with Miva support). Note: The Miva Engine records the time (hour, minute, second) in Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) also known as Universal Time Coordinated (UTC).Site Variables FileMiva Empresa provides a capability for you to set global data that will be available to all Miva Empresa active documents upon execution. As with all global options, the sitevars file may be set on a per domain basis if you are running multiple domains. If you are an ISP or hosting service, you will most likely want to locate this file within data space accessible by the virtual domain owner. Sitevars are very powerful and can be used to store standard formats for the FMT operator, messages of the day, commonly referenced links, or even Miva code. There are many possibilities for this configuration option. The format of the sitevars file is:variablename=any string of text The text immediately following the = sign is loaded into the variable at the time of Miva Empresa active document startup. If you would like the text to span more than one line in your sitevars file, then you can use the \ (backslash) character for continuation. For example: variablename=this is a very long line of text and I would like\ to span more than one line of text variableb=a shorter line of textThe \ (backslash) character cannot be (currently) stored in the variable because of its special meaning as the continuation character.
