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# 1.3] Amazon services properties
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# This is the root s3 bucket name to be used for backups (use.aws=1 only):
# (The following names are used: mongo.<s3.url>, elasticsearch.<s3.url> .. daily backups in the same region
#  backup.mongo.<s3.url>, backup.elasticsearch.<s3.url> ... monthly backups in a different region
#  Note these dirs need to be set up manually)
s3.url=

Values: 0=false, 1=true
# If deployed on an EC2 cluster set this to 1:
use.aws=0

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# 1.54] EMail AddressesServer for log files etc.
#-Settings
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# All emails come from this user:
log.files.mail.from=
# System alert emails come from this user:
log.files.mail.to=

AWS keys (only needed if use.aws=1)
aws.access.key=
aws.secret.key=

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# 1.98] UIMongoDB settingsProperties
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# TheMongoDB passphraseconfig forserver theor SSLservers keystore (notmust neededbe unless1 HTTPSor is3 beingcomma used)
ssl.passphrase=
# This is a regex that, if specified, will allow only access to REST commands matching
# the pattern - only applied to remote clients. Connections from localhost always have access 
# to everything
# Eg the commented out example will allow only login/keepalive and querying.
#remote.access.allow=^/api/(knowledge/document/query|auth/login|auth/keepalive)
remote.access.allow=
# This parameter does the opposite, allows everything except specified commands
remote.access.deny=

concurrently submitted to the Hadoop cluster
# by the custom processing engine (other jobs remain at pending until a slot is available)
# There is no default, 10 is recommended as a sensible value until the size of your cluster is known.
hadoop.max_concurrent=10

from alchemyapi.com or opencalais.com)
extractor.key.alchemyapi=
extractor.key.opencalais=
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# Entity extraction type selection: opencalais or alchemyapi or none
# ("opencalais" has a much higher limit than "alchemyapi" (1000/day) so is recommended for free use
#  "alchemyapi" extracts sentiment, "opencalais" extracts entity associations Note this can be overridden per source)
extractor.entity.default=
# Text extraction type selection: boilerplate or alchemyapi or none
# ("alchemyapi" is much better, but has the limit discussed above. Note this can be overridden per source)
extractor.text.default=

end "/api/") 
ui.end.point.url=http://MY_REST_ENDPOINT/api/

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# 2.32] Software Amazonas servicesa properties
#service (SAAS) settings
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# Values: 0=false, 1=true
# If deployed on an EC2 cluster set this to 1:
use.aws=0

 If true, allows admin requests that come from trusted sources to have admin privileges: 
app.saas=false
# A list of trusted DNS/IP addresses (eg from CMS):
app.saas.trusted.dns=

# 2.11] Harvester Properties

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# Comma-separated-list from File,Database,

Feed (note Database and Feed need jars not bundled with the RPM)
harvester.types=File,Database,Feed
# Web crawling etiquette: the time to way between consecutive accesses to the same time (10s is standard)
harvest.feed.wait=10000
# The minimum time between consecutive harvests (avoids thrashing FS/DB/RSS when there's nothing to get)
harvest.mintime.ms=300000
# The minimum time between consecutive source harvests (set if needs to be longer than harvest.mintime.ms,
# eg if you want to pick up a source quickly the first time but then not update so frequently)
harvest.source.mintime.ms=
# Restricts the number of docs that can be harvested per cycle for memory reasons:
harvest.maxdocs_persource=5000
# Threading configuration type:num_threads (type from above):
# (eg for RSS heavy increase the "feed", for DB heavy increase the "file" etc. Beyond 20 there is limited benefit). 
harvest.threads=file:5,database:5,feed:20
# This controls the batch size of sources picked up by a thread, this does not normally need to be changed (its default is shown)
# (It can be reduced in cases where a small number of very long-running sources need to be harvested).
#harvest.distribution.batch.harvest=20
# This disables entity and association aggregation. For almost all applications you will not want to set this.
#harvest.disable_aggregation=false

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# 2.13] Entity Extractor Properties

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# Alchemy extraction level

# 1==people postproc, 2==geo postproc, 3==both

# (This uses some hard-coded heuristics to work around known AlchemyAPI errors)

app.alchemy.postproc=3

# 2.14] Interface Related Properties for the AppConstants.js file found in:

#    

 /mnt/opt/infinite-tomcat/interface-engine/webapps/ROOT/

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# For SaaS applications, the URL of the web page (eg containing CMS links for forgot password/logout etc):

# (Can be left blank otherwise)

ui.domain.url=

# Forgot password URL: (SaaS only, ie integrated with a CMS)

# (relative to ui.domain.url):

ui.forgot.password=forgot-password/

# Logout URL: (SaaS only, ie integrated with a CMS)

# (relative to ui.domain.url):

ui.logout=?action=logout

# 2.15] Maps API key:

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# Can be any non-zero string for MapQuest open API

google.maps.api.key=NULL_KEY