SQL Database Archive and Backup Manager 0.6.0
 
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1. Conventions
2. General information about David system
3. Terminology
4. Installation
5. SQL Database Archive and Backup Manager requirements
6. Installation
7. General
8. SQL Database Archiver (dsqldbad)
 
 

4.1. The main configuration file of David system

The essential configuration file of David system in /etc/david-system.conf. It contains entries as pairs: key = value. Basically, except the entry default_email_recipient, there is no such need to modify any record in that file. All necessary modifications are made during installation processes of particular David system products. Below, there is a list of all entries along with their descriptions that may occur in this basic configuration file.

  • user - a name of the user with which rights all daemons of David system works;

  • default_email_recipient - the default e-mail address where messages from David system applications are sent;

  • bindir - the directory containing David system applications (default: /usr/bin/david-system);

  • libdir - the directory containing David system libraries (default: /usr/lib/david-system);

  • incdir - the directory containing David system headers (default: /usr/include/david);

  • confdir - the directory containing David system configuration files (default: /etc/david-system);

  • logdir - the directory containing log files of David system applications (default: /var/log/david-system);

  • sharedir - the directory containing various files (images, audio files, web files) of David system (default: /usr/share/david-system);

  • docdir - the directory containing various files (images, audio files, web files) of David system (default: /usr/share/david-system);

  • vardir - the directory containing archive files of David system SQL database (default: /var/lib/david-system);

  • is_sqldb_installed - the flag that indicate whether the SQL database of David system has been installed or not.