#  apphbd.cf 
#  Default Configure file for apphbd
#  
#  Currently this file includes configure items: debug_level, debugfile
#  logfile, watchdog_device, watchdog_interval_ms, notify_plugin, realtime.
#  If one of these items is not configured, apphbd will use default configuration:
#	debug_level = 3
#	debugfile = NULL
#	logfile = NULL
#	watchdog_device = NULL
#	watchdog_interval_ms = 1000
#	notify_plugin : no plugin
#	realtime = yes	  	


#  Debug level: Currently effective setting includes 0, 1, 2.
#  The higher the debug level, the more detailed debug information you will get.

#debug_level 0

#  File to write debug messages to. 
#  Only effective when debug level is larger than 0
#  Since apphbd will run as nobody, be sure to specify a file apphbd can write to.  

#debugfile	/var/log/apphbd.debug

#  File to log other messages to. 
#  Only effective when debug level is larger than 0
#  Since apphbd will run as nobody, be sure to specify a file apphbd can write to.  

#logfile		/var/log/apphbd.log

#  Watchdog device file. 
#watchdog_device  /dev/watchdog 
#  If devfs is enabled, the watchdog device might be:
#watchdog_device  /dev/misc/watchdog

#  Apphbd tickles watchdog timer at this interval (microseconds).
#  If watchdog_device is not set, setting watchdog_interval_ms will take no effect. 

#watchdog_interval_ms 2000   

#  Notification plug-ins.
#  By default apphbd searches plug-in in /usr/lib/heartbeat/plugins/AppHBNotification
#  You can load more than one plug-ins 

#recmgr plug-in will send notification to recovery manager when an apphb event
#happens. See apphb_notify.h for definition of these events.
#notify_plugin  recmgr

#  Other plug-ins if available
#notify_plugin  other_plugins


#  If set 'realtime' as 'yes', apphbd will be scheduled at "realtime" priority.
#  Otherwise, set as 'no' will disable it.

#realtime yes