HASSLE 5.0 Dictionary of Public Variables

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cp_account:	     account name used in +++HASSLE line  
cp_configfile:	     command-line argument -l (local config file)  
cp_debugmode:        mode of run-time debugging; composed of the message types  
		     to be printed (_H_DEFAULT/_H_VERBOSE/_H_DEBUG/_H_EDEBUG)  
cp_localname: 	     official name of the local host  
cp_logfilename:      name of the logfile  
cp_redirhost{i}:     dynamic storage for hostnames contained in +++REDIRECT  
cp_redirreason:	     reason for +++REDIRECT as provided by the master  
cp_remoteaddr:       ip address of the remote host  
cp_remotename:       official name of the remote host  
cp_service:          service name used in +++SERVICE line  
cp_user:	     user name used in +++HASSLE lines  
  
i_acceptwait: 	     max time waiting for a connection (in minutes if   
		     SELECTWAIT_ACCEPT is set to 60)  
i_clientsock: 	     client socket descriptor (socket call on client side)  
i_commsock: 	     communication socket descriptor (accept call on server  
		     side)  
i_creditunits:	     number of credit units  
i_custport: 	     port number on customer side to listen on for results from  
		     provider  
i_dumbserv:          TRUE if the current socket has to be rescued  
i_encryptmode:	     encryption mode (NO_ENCRYPTION/DEFAULT_KEY/SECURE_KEY)  
i_errorcount:	     counter for error conditions within a function  
i_errorcond:	     error condition to be tested  
i_errornum:	     reference number of error condition within a function  
i_errorrep:	     number of repetitions an error condition is tested	  
i_errortog:	     value of error toggle  
i_hasslemode: 	     the mode HASSLE is running in:  
		     (CUSTCLIENT/CUSTSERVER/INETD/MASTER/RESPONDER)  
i_immedserv:         TRUE if the cummunication model has to be reversed  
i_insistserv:        TRUE if a busy rejection is not allowed  
i_mastport: 	     port number of master as provided as command-line argument  
i_messagemode:	     specifies how to handle run-time messages  
		     (NOMESSAGE/STDOUT/LOGFILE)  
i_remoteport: 	     port number of the remote host  
i_rendsock: 	     rendezvous socket descriptor (socket call on server side)   
i_tunnelserv:        TRUE if a tunnel to another service has to be opened  
  
l_subtime:	     submission time of the customer's request  

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