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Next: Comments Up: The syntax of the Previous: About duration definitions Contents Writing the configuration file and using the tags
The Kazimir configuration file is organized in sectionis, each of them identified by a tag. Each of the 'tag identified section' will define an
object that can be a log to watch, an action or an order, a pattern or an event to look for. Each of these objects have specific aspects that
must be clearly defined. For doing this, each tag will be followed by a list of definition looking like
<tag> : <keyword1> = < value1 > ; <keyword2 = value2 > ; ...An example is always clearer than a long explanation, these are valid configuration lines: Log : Name = test_cmd ; TimeFormat = NONE ; Type = CMND_OUT ; Path = date ; UpdateInt = 4 Order: Name = ordre1 ; Event = event4 ; Action = action1 ; Action: Name = Action1 ; Path = echo 'Perl programming is not a crime !!' ;The tag that can be used are:
I did not tell you about the variable within the Kazimir configuration file. For the moment, you just need to know that a variable is initiated by the tag 'Variable:' . The way to use them will be shown later in this document. What we will do now is having a look at each of the other tags.
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. The definitions
are separated by semicolons.
A valid configuration line will be looking like this:
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