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The general configuration for the Healthchecker is read from the file
${PSconfDir}/general/healthcheck.conf
,
where ${PSconfDir}
defaults to
/etc/parastation
.
This file defines global paths and parameters.
Figure 4.1, shows
the default configuration file
healthcheck.conf
, as provided by the
package.
For a standard installation, this file does not have to be
modified.
Refer also to healthcheck.conf(5).
# # healthcheck.conf # # General configuration file for the Parastation healthcheck # # # Directory containing the healthcheck configuration # HC_CONF_DIR=${PSconfDir-/etc/parastation}/healthcheck # # Path of directories to be searched for test configuration files # # Entries in the path have to be colon separated. # # This is used by the first way to configure tests for healthcheck # using # structured files. # HC_TESTCONF_PATH=${HC_CONF_DIR}/testconf.d # # Path of directories to be searched for testset configurations # # Entries in the path have to be colon separated. # # This is used by the second way to configure tests for healthcheck # using # init.d like concept with configuration scripts containing a magic # line. # # Each directory in the path should have the following structure: # ./all/tests/* # All test configuration scripts # ./all/actions/* # All action scripts # ./${TESTSET}/tests/* # Symlinks to test scripts to be # executed in # # ${TESTSET} in classes given by magic # line. # ./${TESTSET}/actions/* # Symlinks to action scripts to be # executed after # # testset ${TESTSET} failed. # ./${TESTSET}/testset.conf # Configuration file for testset # ${TESTSET} # HC_TESTSET_PATH=${HC_CONF_DIR}/testsets # # Syslog facility to use for logging # HC_SYSLOG_FACILITY=user
Figure 4.1. Example healthcheck.conf
file