=head1	error message analyzer

=head2

# Descriptions: where error mail is forwarded to ?
# 		it is useful to use mysql to control recipients of 
#               error messages.
#      History: none
#        Value: MAP_LIST
#     Examples: file:$ml_home_dir/recipients-maintainer
#               $admin_recipient_maps 
maintainer_recipient_maps	=


=head2	process


# Descriptions: use error message analyzer ?
#      History: none
#		use_error_analyzer_program (fml8 pre alpha)
#        Value: YES_OR_NO
#     Examples: yes / no
use_error_mail_analyzer_function = ${use_error_analyzer_program:-yes}

=head2	cache


# Descriptions: directory to cache error messages.
#      History: /var/spool/ml/mead/errormaillog
#        Value: DIR
#     Examples: 
error_mail_analyzer_cache_dir		=	$db_dir/error


# Descriptions: module as cache engine
#      History: none
#        Value: CLASS
#     Examples: File::CacheDir
error_mail_analyzer_cache_type		=	File::CacheDir


# Descriptions: mode of cache expiration
#      History: none
#        Value: SELECT ( temporal )
#     Examples: 
error_mail_analyzer_cache_mode		=	temporal


# Descriptions: cache size.
#		it implies days if the cache mode is temporal.
#      History: none
#        Value: NUM
#     Examples: 
error_mail_analyzer_cache_size		=	14


=head2	analyzer


# Descriptions: functions defined in FML::Error::Analyze
#      History: none
#        Value: MIX ( simple_count histgram )
#     Examples: simple_count
error_mail_analyzer_function_select_list	=	simple_count
						histgram


# Descriptions: function in FML::Error::Analyze to analyze.
#      History: none
#        Value: SELECT ( simple_count histgram )
#     Examples: simple_count
error_mail_analyzer_function			=	histgram


# Descriptions: error limit in using simple_count as anlyzer function.
#      History: none
#        Value:  NUM
#     Examples: 5
error_mail_analyzer_simple_count_limit	=	5