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List: freeipmi-devel
Subject: Re: [Freeipmi-devel] more NULLP errors
From: Robin Goldstone <robing () llnl ! gov>
Date: 2004-04-16 1:08:36
Message-ID: 200404151808.36581.robing () llnl ! gov
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OK if you want to predefine some aliases, then maybe a suggestion is to go
with all lowercase and replace spaces with underscores e.g.
Event Logging Disabled -> event_logging_disabled
This would satisfy my desire of not having to put the group name in quotes.
Regards,
Robin
On Thursday 15 April 2004 05:57 pm, Anand Babu wrote:
> ,----
>
> | I'd prefer not to have to do this on the fly. I thought there was going
> | to be some config file in which we could easily define aliases. I
> | envisioned we'd rdist out a config file with our desired aliases. Is
> | that not possible?
>
> `----
> Yes, there is a config file "$prefix/etc/fish/sensors.conf" for
> sensors. Having short names is going to be useful for everybody, not
> just LLNL. I thought of pre-defining (aliasing) in the system supplied
> config file.
>
> Here is the default sensors-conf.scm config file.
> If you notice, power, security are already pre-defined.
> ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
>-- ;; sensors-conf.scm: sensros configuration file
>
> ;; Sensors cache filename
> ; (set! sensors-sdr-cache-file "/path/to/cache-filename")
>
> ;; Example: Ignore these sensors
> ; (sensors-ignore! '(54 55 88))
>
> ;; Example: Group Aliases
> (sensors-group-alias-list-append!
> '(
> ; (mysystem . ("Processor" "Fan" "Power Supply" "Current Memory
> Chassis")) (power . ("Power Supply"))
> (security . ("Platform Chassis Intrusion" "Platform Security
> Violation"))
> ))
> ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
>--
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