Environmental variables
On Unix platforms in general and Linux in particular, the library's operating parameters are configured via system variables.
On Windows platforms, in addition to directly editing the environment variables, you can also use the graphical console.
To have the environment variable persistent and global, consult your operating system's documentation.
The environment variables currently supported are1:
HSM_DISABLE_SESSION_CACHEHSM_LOAD_BALANCE_LISTHSM_LB_FILE_REFRESH_INTERVALHSM_BALANCE_SUSPEND_TIMEHSM_PIX_HTTP_CONN_REFRESH_INTERVALHSM_LOG_LEVELHSM_LOG_DIRHSM_MAX_SOCKET_RETRIESHSM_MAX_CONNECT_RETRIESHSM_CONNECT_TIMEOUTHSM_RECV_TIMEOUTHSM_SEND_TIMEOUTHSM_DISABLE_LEGACY_OPERATIONSHSM_DS_ADDRESSHSM_DS_API_KEYHSM_DS_TIMEOUT
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The prefix of the environment variables has been updated since version 3.1.13 of the HSM. From this version the prefix is
HSM_in previous versions the prefix isDFENCE_.Example:
Old version:
DFENCE_LOAD_BALANCE_LIST.New version:
HSM_LOAD_BALANCE_LIST. ↩