edrcinit.cfg

NAME

SYNOPSIS

AVAILABILITY

DESCRIPTION

FILEFORMAT

The fileformat for the 'GENERAL OPTIONS' is OPTION=VALUE

Between the OPTION, the = and the VALUE are no spaces.

You should not comment out any OPTION If you like to use default settings simply do not specify a VALUE.

For the 'SERVICE HANDLING OPTIONS', the fileformat is field ; field ; field ; field ; field ; field ; field ; .

OPTIONS

GENERAL OPTIONS

LOG_HANDLEROUTPUT

Set to True to log the output of the startup handlers to the logfile.

Example: LOG_HANDLEROUTPUT=False

Default: LOG_HANDLEROUTPUT=False

SCREEN_HANDLEROUTPUT

Set to True to print the output of the startup handlers to the screen.

Example: SCREEN_HANDLEROUTPUT=False

Default: SCREEN_HANDLEROUTPUT=False

LOG

Log output dir of edrcinit. If you specify a relative path name the path is relative to the root of the EDRC installation.

Example: LOG=/var/opt/ACME/log

Default: LOG=var/log

CHECK_INTERVAL

Interval of edrcinit checks in seconds.

Example: CHECK_INTERVAL=600,120

Default: CHECK_INTERVAL=600,120

WATCHDOG_NAME

Name of the watchdog that guards the services. This setting has to be changed only if there is a clash with another watchdog using the same name on the system.

Example: WATCHDOG_NAME=EDRCINIT

Default: WATCHDOG_NAME=EDRCINIT

EDRC_USER

User in which HOME WA2L/edrc is installed.

Example: EDRC_USER=edrc

Default: EDRC_USER=edrc

SERVICE HANDLING OPTIONS

The format of the service handling specification is:

sequence ; activated ; guarded ; name ; description ; handler ; handleroptions ;

where the fields have the following content:

sequence

startup sequence number.

activated

startup activated (Y=activated, N=not activated).

guarded

service monitored and guarded (Y=YES, N=NO).

name

name of the service (should be unique).

description

short service description.

handler

service handler

handleroptions

optional service handler options.

EXAMPLE

#
# etc/edrcinit.cfg - configuration file for edrcinit
#
# [00] 26.05.2009 CWa   Initial Version
#

##
## SERVICES HANDLING OPTIONS 
##


# Definition of services to be started/stopped.
#
# Format:
#
#  <sequence>;<activated>;<guarded>;<name>;<description>;<handler>;<handleroptions>;
#
# Fields:
#
#  <sequence>        = startup sequence 
#  <activated>       = startup activated (Y=activated, N=not activated)
#  <guarded>         = service monitored and guarded (Y=YES, N=NO activated)
#  <name>            = name of the service (should be unique)  
#  <description>     = short service description
#  <handler>         = service handler 
#  <handleroptions>  = optional service handler options
#
100;Y;N;logcheckd      ;log check and report daemon     ;WA2Ledrc.logcheckd;;
110;N;Y;passwdsyncd    ;password synchronization daemon ;WA2Ledrc.passwdsyncd;;
120;N;Y;thttpd_doc     ;HTTP server (WA2L/edrc:doc)     ;WA2Ledrc.thttpd;doc;
121;Y;Y;nginx_doc      ;HTTP server (WA2L/edrc:doc)     ;WA2Ledrc.nginx;etc/nginx.doc.cfg;
130;N;Y;thttpd_base    ;HTTP server (WA2L/edrc:base)    ;WA2Ledrc.thttpd;base;
140;Y;Y;thttpd_foswiki ;HTTP server (WA2L/edrc:foswiki) ;WA2Ledrc.foswiki;current;
150;Y;Y;thttpd_report  ;HTTP server (WA2L/edrc:report)  ;WA2Ledrc.thttpd;report;
190;Y;Y;shellinaboxd   ;command line shell thru web     ;WA2Ledrc.shellinaboxd;;

##
## GENERAL OPTIONS
##

#
# Fileformat:
#
#  OPTION=<VALUE>
#


# Set to True to log the output of the startup handlers to the logfile.
#
LOG_HANDLEROUTPUT=False


# Set to True to print the output of the startup handlers to the screen.
#
SCREEN_HANDLEROUTPUT=False


# Log output dir of edrcinit. If you specify a relative path name the
# path is relative to the root of the EDRC installation.
#
LOG=var/log


# Interval of edrcinit checks in seconds.
#
CHECK_INTERVAL=600,120


# Name of the watchdog that guards the services. This setting has to
# be changed only if there is a clash with another watchdog using the
# same name on the system.
#
WATCHDOG_NAME=EDRCINIT


# User in which HOME WA2L/edrc is installed.
# 
EDRC_USER=edrc

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