If the default value of prohibitpostquota is set to Unlimited, the value that was configured for DefaultPublicFolderProhibitPostQuota at the organization level applies. If the PublicFolderProhibitPostQuota value has been configured on the public folder, this value will take precedence over the value set at the organization level.
Default Folder X 5.2.1
Note that you can suppress the creation of .asd files by turning off the Create Analysis Files option in the File/Folder Preferences. All data (except for the default clip settings) can be recreated by Live if the .asd file is missing, however this will take some time for longer samples.
You can now drag the individual tracks and drop them as described at the beginning of this section. Any grooves (see Chapter 13) that were saved with your set are also available as a folder within the unfolded Set.
We have recorded some audio into a new Live Set. We now save the Live Set under the name Tango on the Desktop. The Desktop is available in the browser because we have previously added it as a user folder. Here is the result as displayed by the Live browser:
A note for users of older Live versions: Live does not allow overwriting Live Sets that were created by older major versions to prevent compatibility problems. Instead, you will be requested to Save As.... Doing this will insure that the newly saved Live Sets reside in project folders.
By default, new instrument and effect presets are stored in your current Project. At times however, it may make more sense to save a preset to another folder or to your User Library, so that you can access them from other Projects. You can drag a preset between folders after saving it (see 19.1.1), or simply drag the title bar of the device over a folder in the sidebar, wait for the content pane to open, and then drop it into the content pane, adding it to the folder.
Last but not least, you can find the unused files for all Projects found in a specific folder (and its sub-folders): right-click(Win) / CTRL-click(Mac) on a folder in the browser and choose the Manage Projects command, then see the Unused Files section. Live inspects each Project individually and labels a file unused even if another Projects in the same folder does use that file. To prevent losses, you may want to first collect the files into their respective Projects and then purge the Projects of unused files.
The default behavior is similar to the --player-continuous-http option,but no player program will be started, and the server will listen on all availableconnections instead of just in the local (loopback) interface.
NOTE: The ApacheDS Linux Binary installer lets the user decide the location of the launch script. The commands above refer to the default location and need to be adapted to whatever path was chosen during the installation.
Oracle Net installs a signal handler to catch a SIGINT signal. By default, the action on receipt of a SIGINIT signal is to cancel the current operation. If you set this parameter to TRUE, then you can override the default behavior and ignore Oracle Net handling of SIGINT signals.
By default, the client checks if the server path supports out-of-band break messages or not at the connection time. If this parameter is set to TRUE, then the client does not perform this check at the connection time.
For example, if the default domain is set to us.example.com, then the connect string CONNECT scott@sales gets searched as sales.us.example.com. If the connect string includes the domain extension, such as CONNECT scott@sales.us.example.com, then the domain is not appended to the string.
By default, this parameter is set to PASSWORD_VERIFIER. The PASSWORD_AUTH=PASSWORD_VERIFIER setting configures IAM database password verifier authentication. The database server retrieves an IAM database password verifier (an encrypted hash of password) from IAM to authenticate users.
A value of FALSE for the SEC_CASE_SENSITIVE_LOGON Oracle instance initialization parameter must not be used because password case insensitivity requires the use of the 10G password version. If the SEC_CASE_SENSITIVE_LOGON Oracle instance initialization parameter is set to FALSE, then user accounts and secure roles become unusable because Exclusive Mode excludes the use of the 10G password version. The SEC_CASE_SENSITIVE_LOGON Oracle instance initialization parameter enables or disables password case sensitivity. However, since Exclusive mode is enabled by default in this release, disabling the password case sensitivity is not supported.
To take advantage of the new 12C password version introduced in Oracle Database release 12.2, user passwords should be expired to encourage users to change their passwords and cause the new 12C password version to be generated for their account. By default in this release, new passwords are treated in a case-sensitive fashion. When an account password is changed, the earlier 10G case-insensitive password version is automatically removed, and the new 12C password version is generated.
The default value of this parameter is appropriate for typical usage scenarios. However, if you need to explicitly set a different value, then Oracle recommends setting this parameter in combination with the INBOUND_CONNECT_TIMEOUT_listener_name parameter in the listener.ora file. When specifying the values for these parameters, note the following recommendations:
It accepts different timeouts with or without space between the value and the unit. In case, no unit is mentioned, the default unit is sec. For example, you can set INBOUND_CONNECT_TIMEOUT_listener_name to 2 seconds and SQLNET.INBOUND_CONNECT_TIMEOUT parameter to 3 seconds. If clients are unable to complete connections within the specified time due to system or network delays that are normal for the particular environment, then increment the time as needed.
The AUTO_DISCOVER option allows the automatic discovery of KDC and realms. It is the default configuration for Kerberos clients. If there are multiple realms to be specified, then Oracle recommends creating configuration files instead of using the AUTO_DISCOVER option. This option is supported for all operating systems with such a feature.
Without this parameter, a client connection request to the database server may block for the default TCP connect timeout duration (60 seconds) when the database server host system is unreachable. In case, no unit is mentioned, the default unit is sec.
To control the combination of authentication, encryption, and data integrity algorithms used by Transport Layer Security (TLS). By default, the strongest protocol and cipher are negotiated between the database client and server. Setting this parameter will override the default behavior. You must use this parameter only if you have internal security controls that dictate the usage of certain protocol versions.
Clients, listeners, and database servers must use compatible versions. Modify this parameter only when necessary to enforce the use of the more secure TLS protocol and not allow clients that only work with the older TLS protocols. If you need to specify TLS 1.0 or TLS 1.1, then also include TLS 1.2 to allow more secure connections. The current default uses TLS 1.2, which is the version required for multiple security compliance requirements.
If you set SSL_VERSION to undetermined, then by default the most secure protocol is used. If you do not set SSL_VERSION to any value, then all the supported TLS protocol versions are tried starting with the most secure version. This is typically the most common setting, ensuring that the strongest protocol is chosen during TLS negotiation.
The timeout applies to each IP address that resolves to a host name. It accepts different timeouts with or without space between the value and the unit. For example, if a host name resolves to an IPv6 and an IPv4 address, and if the host is not reachable through the network, then the connection request times out twice because there are two IP addresses. In this example, the default timeout setting of 60 causes a timeout in 120 seconds. In case, no unit is mentioned, the default unit is sec.
When an IAM user logs in using /@connect_identifier (and TOKEN_AUTH is set to OCI_TOKEN), the TOKEN_AUTH=OCI_TOKEN setting along with /@connect_identifier instructs the database client to get the db-token and private key from either the default directory or the location specified by TOKEN_LOCATION (using IAM token-based authentication).
OCI CLI references the config file (that stores your IAM user credentials as part of the profile) and makes a call to IAM to get the db-token. The db-token and private key files are written at the default or specified token location.
The database client gets the db-token and private key from the default token location or the location specified by TOKEN_LOCATION, signs the db-token with the private key and sends it to the database server. The database server verifies the db-token and gets the group membership information for the user. If the IAM user is mapped to a database schema (exclusively or shared), then the login is completed.
The TOKEN_LOCATION parameter is optional for IAM token-based authentication. You can use this parameter along with the TOKEN_AUTH parameter to override the default directory where the db-token and private key are stored. This location is used by the database client to retrieve the db-token and private key.
When an IAM user initiates a connection using /@connect_identifier (and TOKEN_AUTH is set to OCI_TOKEN), the database client retrieves the db-token and private key from either the default directory or the location specified by TOKEN_LOCATION. The client then signs the db-token using the private key and sends the db-token to the database server.
The WALLET_LOCATION parameter is optional for TLS connections that do not use a client wallet. If WALLET_LOCATION is not included in sqlnet.ora or connect string, then the driver automatically picks up common root certificates from the client system's default certificate store (if the system is Linux or Windows). In this case, the database server certificate needs to be signed by a trusted root certificate that is already installed in the default certificate store. The default certificate store is located in /etc/pki/tls/cert.pem on Linux and Microsoft Certificate Store (MCS) on Windows. 2ff7e9595c
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