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cas.conf
Langue: en
Version: 384795 (fedora - 01/12/10)
Section: 5 (Format de fichier)
NAME
cas.conf - Cas configuration file.DESCRIPTION
cas.conf is the configuration file for cas.
[settings] OPTIONS
casuser: (Required) User to run cas, recommended to run as someone other than root.
sshkey: (Required) Used for ssh negotiation, these are generated with ssh-keygen.
kernels: (Required) Describes the location of where kernel-debuginfo packages are to be stored. This can range anywhere from an nfs mount, samba share, local disk or any other type of media the cas server can access.
regexExcludeDir: Directories that may be within the search path that doesnât need to be included. This is a shell format so globs like */*/data are accepted.
regexExcludeFile: Any files that need to be excluded from the search path. This is also a shell format */*/badfile.txt.
regexType: (Required) Defines the regex syntax to use within find. Doing a man find and searching for regextype will give you the allowable syntaxess.
rpmFilters: (Required) This is a emacs based regular expression which is essentially passed to a find command to locate the various kernel-debuginfo packages defined in kernels directive.
debugLevel: As the name suggest it will set the debug level for CAS output. Currently the only accepted values are DEBUG|INFO.
workDirectory: (Required) Defines where all processed cores will be placed. This mount point will need to have the most storage assigned to it. Depending on how many cores are processed in a given timeframe this area will fill up quickly.
smtphost: If wanting output of CAS processing email to a certain address this directive needs to be set. Note that the mail server should not require smtp authentication.
database: (Required) Define where the sqlite database will reside. Note the casuser will need to have read/write access to this database.
[maintenance] OPTIONS
purgeLimit: Define amount of day(s) back wish to keep physical data on system.
autoPurge: Yes/No setting if wanting cas-admin to auto purge stale data on each run.
[advanced] OPTIONS
crash_32: Primarily used on x86_64 systems to process x86 cores. If x86 version of crash is installed this directive can be set to the crash binary and CAS will automatically process x86 cores on a x86_64 machine. Note this is only available if the CAS server is a x86_64 machine.
buffersize: Extend the read buffer when analyzing a core for a timestamp. Note this is normally needed for itanium cores, otherwise, the default is fine.
FILES
/etc/cas.conf
SEE ALSO
cas(1) cas-admin(1) Full documentation located in /usr/share/doc/cas-<version>.
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