See also Off-Transport Recovery (OTR) for more information about this feature.
The length of time a receiver continues to send OTR lost-message requests before giving up.
The length of time a receiver waits before initiating OTR lost-message requests.
Each OTR request generates a log message. The first request's log message is a WARNING-level log message, and subsequent requests that quickly follow generate INFO-level log messages. After a time interval defined by this option, the next request leading a new burst of requests again generates a WARNING-level log message.
The maximum time interval between a receiver's OTR lost-message requests. After the receiver initiates OTR and is waiting to receive the retransmission, the initial interval (set by otr_request_minimum_interval) doubles in length for each request until it reaches this option's value, then continues at this interval (until timeout or UM recovers messages). NOTE: When using TCP Request/Response, this value must be shorter than response_tcp_deletion_timeout.
The initial time interval between a receiver's OTR lost-message requests. While the receiver is waiting to receive the retransmission, the interval doubles in length for each request until it reaches the maximum interval set by otr_request_maximum_interval.
The maximum number of OTR lost-message requests outstanding at any given time. Each message specifies an individual lost message. A value of 0 indicates no maximum.
Flag indicating if the receiver can use OTR or not.
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