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resmon.conf.sample 945 B
INTERVAL 60;
PORT 81;
STATUSFILE /var/run/resmon-status.txt;
TIMEOUT 10;
# HOSTS {ALLOW/DENY} lists are the coma or blank separated lists of a dotted
# decimal IPv4 addresses of the form a.b.c.d. to match incoming machine’s IP
# address exactly, or an 'ipaddr/n' where ipaddr is the IP address and n is
# the number of one bits in the netmask. the first match gives the result, if
# nothing matches IP is allowed.
#HOSTS ALLOW 10.80.116.112, 127.0.0.1;
#HOSTS DENY 10.80.117.128/25;
#HOSTS ALLOW 10.80.116.0/23;
#HOSTS DENY 0.0.0.0/0;
# Resmon health check. Shows the hostname, svn revision and
# any problems with modules or the configuration file.
Core::Resmon {
resmon : noop
}
#Core::Cpu {
# local : noop
#}
#Core::Load {
# local : noop
#}
#Core::Iostat {
# sd0 : noop
#}
#Core::Memstat {
# local : noop
#}
#Core::TcpService {
# ssh : host => 127.0.0.1, port => 22, timeout => 2
#}
#Core::File {
# /path/to/file : noop
#}