Operation Manager 0.27.0 (full version)
 
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1. Conventions
2. General information about David system
3. Terminology
4. Installation
5. Operation Manager requirements
6. Installation
7. General information
8. Graphic Notifications Server (dgnsd)
9. Sound Client (sndc)
10. Access to the SNMP Trap Interface (damsnmpti)
11. SNMP Trap Analyser (damsnmptaud)
12. Access to the SNMP Data Interface (damsnmpdi)
13. SNMP Data Analyser (damsnmpdaud)
14. Cases Database Unit (damadbud)
15. Cases Service Unit (damcsud)
16. Buttons the most often used in Web applications
17. Recorded Operation Browser
18. Pending Operation Browser
19. Graphic Notifications Presenter (xdgnp)
 
 

11.4. Configuration file format

A configuration file consists of objects of group type. A definition of a single object is limited by braces {}. A group keyword that describes type of object must be a single word in a whole line. The same rule is applicable to braces {} that begin and end an object definition. Definition of a generic object is shown below:

group

{

...

}

An object is built from unlimited number of pairs of items. Each item takes two lines of the file. The first line begins fromstring keyword and specifies a string and the second one begins from value keyword - item severity. Following examples show how definitions of a group object may look like:

string=222.222.222.222

value=0.53

string=A realy bad news

value=0.99

Numbers describing values are treated as float numbers inside range <0.0;1.0>.