Changeset 92

Timestamp:

Mar 30, 2011, 3:52:57 PM (14 years ago)

Author:

g7moreau

Message:

• Change /etc/klask.conf to /etc/klask/klask.conf

Location:

trunk

Files:

• klask (modified) (5 diffs)
• klask-wrapper (modified) (1 diff)

trunk/klask

@@ -25 +25 @@
 
 my $KLASK_VAR      = '/var/cache/klask';
-my $KLASK_CFG_FILE = '/etc/klask.conf';
+my $KLASK_CFG_FILE = '/etc/klask/klask.conf';
 my $KLASK_DB_FILE  = "$KLASK_VAR/klaskdb";
 my $KLASK_SW_FILE  = "$KLASK_VAR/switchdb";
@@ -1834 +1834 @@
 =head2 updatedb
 
-This command will scan networks and update a database. To know which are the cmputer scan, you have to configure the file /etc/klask.conf This file is easy to read and write because klask use YAML format and not XML.
+This command will scan networks and update a database. To know which are the cmputer scan, you have to configure the file /etc/klask/klask.conf This file is easy to read and write because klask use YAML format and not XML.
 
 
@@ -1844 +1844 @@
 =head2 updatesw
 
-This command build a map of your manageable switch on your network. The list of the switch must be given in the file /etc/klask.conf.
+This command build a map of your manageable switch on your network. The list of the switch must be given in the file /etc/klask/klask.conf.
 
 
@@ -1858 +1858 @@
 =head1 CONFIGURATION
 
-Because klask need many parameters, it's not possible actually to use command line parameters. The configuration is done in a /etc/klask.conf YAML file. This format have many advantage over XML, it's easier to read and to write !
+Because klask need many parameters, it's not possible actually to use command line parameters. The configuration is done in a /etc/klask/klask.conf YAML file. This format have many advantage over XML, it's easier to read and to write !
 
 Here an example, be aware with indent, it's important in YAML, do not use tabulation !
@@ -1899 +1899 @@
 =head1 FILES
 
- /etc/klask.conf
+ /etc/klask/klask.conf
  /var/cache/klask/klaskdb
  /var/cache/klask/switchdb

trunk/klask-wrapper

@@ -5 +5 @@
 
 check_conf() {
-   if [ ! -r /etc/klask.conf ]
+   if [ ! -r /etc/klask/klask.conf ]
    then
       echo "No config file for klask /etc/klask.conf"