#
# First Aid Kit configuration file.
#
# This file basically expresses what firstaidkit defaults to. You may uncomment 
# lines that you want to change.


#
# System:
#
[system]

#
# root:
# Defines the relative root that firstaidkit will use for the execution of its
# plugins.
#root = /mnt/sysimage

#
# frontend:
# Where to look for the frontend modules
# frontend = '/usr/lib64/firstaidkit/frontend' '/usr/lib/firstaidkit/frontend' '/usr/share/firstaidkit/frontend'

#
# configuration:
# Where to look for configuration tidbits for plugins and other subparts
#configuration = /etc/firstaidkit/

#
# Operation:
#
[operation]

#
# flags:
#
flags = "filesystem"

#
# mode:
#
# Available modes:
# auto -
# auto-flow -
# monitor - does nothing localy, but is useful together with [remote] section described below
# plugin -

#mode =

#
# help:
#
#help=

#
# gui:
#
#gui=

#
# verbose:
#
#verbose=

#
# interactive:
#
#interactive=

#
# Log:
#
[log]

#
# method:
#
#method=

#
# filename:
#
#filename=

#
# Paths:
# Will hold all the paths defined by the user that hold plugins.
#
[paths]

#
# These directories are the possible places where one can find plugin or example
# plugins.  Add directories as you see fit.  Unless you are developing plugins
# the default values should be enough.
# lib64:
#
#lib64/firstaidkit-plugins = /usr/lib64/firstaidkit/plugins
#lib64/firstaidkit-plugins/examples/plugin_examples = /usr/lib64/firstaidkit/plugins/examples/plugin_examples
#
#
# lib:
#lib/firstaidkit-plugins/examples = /usr/lib/firstaidkit/plugins/examples
#lib/firstaidkit-plugins/examples/plugin_examples = /usr/lib/firstaidkit/plugins/examples/plugin_examples
#
# share:
#share/firstaidkit-plugins/examples = /usr/share/firstaidkit/plugins/examples
#share/firstaidkit-plugins/examples/plugin_examples = /usr/share/firstaidkit/plugins/examples/plugin_examples

#
# Remote:
# This section holds entries in the form of symbolic_name = ip address or hostname
# When operation with this section is started, firstaidkit also uses ssh to spawn firstaidkit-shell on referenced
# machines and collects their results.
[remote]
# localhost = localhost