# In this file all global settings for HotSaNIC are defined.

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# First we set some important system globals...                     #
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# Which type of operating system do you use ...
# Currently supported are:
#
# OSTYPE="Linux"
#   fully featured for any Linux system, based on Kernel 2.4.x
#   2.2.x based systems may encounter some incompatibilities
#
# OpenBSD
# FreeBSD
# NetBSD
#   at the moment a lot of work has to be done to get the system
#   completely running under BSD based systems. Currently supported
#   are the following modules:
#
#               FreeBSD         OpenBSD         NetBSD
#     diskio    not tested      not tested      not tested
#     dnet       --- should work (it's just log-parsing) ---
#     networks   --- currently only for Linux/IPTables   ---
#     part      ok              ok              ok
#     ping      should work     not tested      ok
#     sensors   not tested      not tested      not tested
#     system    not tested      not tested      ok
#     traffic   ok              not tested      ok
#     worms      --- should work (it's just log-parsing) ---
#
OSTYPE="Linux"

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# Then let's configure some pathes...                               #
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# path to the HotSaNIC main-directory
# this has to be a directory !
#
#   DAEMONDIR="/home/daemon/HotSaNIC"
#
DAEMONDIR="/usr/local/HotSaNIC"

# path to the "rrdtool" binary
# this has to be a directory !
#
#   BINPATH="/usr/local/rrdtool-1.0.33/bin"
#
BINPATH="/usr/bin"

# set LOGDIR to the directory where logfiles shall be created
#   LOGDIR="$DAEMONDIR/log/"
#
LOGDIR="$DAEMONDIR/log/"

# path to the pid-file for the daemon
#   PIDFILE="$DAEMONDIR/log/rrdtimer.pid"
#
PIDFILE="$DAEMONDIR/log/rrdtimer.pid"



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# Here are some global parameters                                   #
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# if DIAGRGAMLOG is set to "all" then all diagrams will be logged.
# anything else will log only the last diagram.
# when logfiles reach LOGSIZE they will get rotated.
# LOGBACKUPS old logfiles will be kept as backups
#
DIAGRAMLOG="last"
LOGSIZE="200000"
LOGBACKUPS="5"

# level of debugging (-1 .. 5)
# -1 means no debugging information at all
#
DEBUGLEVEL="-1"

# module-scan timebase (seconds)
# After this time the daemon re-scans for available modules.
#
STIME="120"

# modules listed here (space separated) will be executed
# to use all availabe mods you may enter
# RUN="*"
#
RUN="sensors part traffic diskio system"



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# These settings affect the diagram generation                      #
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# web-directory for all graphs
# this directory must be writeable for the rrdgraph tool
# because each plugin will create its own subdir here.
#
WEBDIR="/home/httpd/html/rrdtool"

# Sizes of all output-graphics in pixels
#
WIDTH="600"
HEIGHT="200"

# the output-format of the generated images may be either "gif" or "png"
#
IMAGEFORMAT="png"

# modules listed here (space separated) will be shown on webpage
# to use all availabe mods you may enter
# SHOW="*"
#
SHOW="sensors part traffic diskio system"

# in which order shall the modules appear on the webpage
# unlisted mods will be added in alphabetical order
#
ORDER="traffic system part ping dnet sensors"

# diagram-rebuild timebase (minutes).
# Usually 15 min. should do fine, but if you think your system
# is too busy, just increase the timebase as you like.
# Values up to about 45 make sense since the lowest-scale graph
# covers 60 minutes of data sampled.
#
DTIME="15"

# diagram-convert timebase (hours)
# After this time the weekly diagrams are being converted to
# the smaller pictures on the main page.
#
CTIME="24"

# This setting controlss how the images will be converted
# to thumbnails
#
#   Value         Behaviour
#
#   "ImgMgck"    Call ImageMagick's "convert" to create thumbnails
#
#   "I::M"       Use the Image::Magick module
#
#   "HTML"       Don't convert at all, but use the HTML image resize
#                tag instead. More data has to be transfered using
#                this method, but you won't need additional software.
#
CONVERTMETHOD="ImgMgck"

# path to the "convert" binary from ImageMagick package
# this has to be the full path to the binary !
#
#   CONVERTPATH="/usr/X11R6/bin/convert"
#
CONVERTPATH="/usr/X11R6/bin/convert"

# How much shall the thumbnails be scaled compared to the originals.
# Default is 20%.
#
THUMBSIZE="20%"

# refresh time for graphs
# The browser automatically reloads the detailed statistics after
# this timespan.
#
# If you want to disable the auto-refresh, just set the variable to 0
#
REFRESH="300"



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# Helper applications                                               #
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# configure the pathes of some additional applications which may be
# needed by HotSaNIC
#

# configure the full pathes to snmpwalk and snmpget binaries here.
# These may be needed to get data from remote machines.
#
SNMPWALK="/usr/bin/snmpwalk"
SNMPGET="/usr/bin/snmpget"