Re: [Integrit-users] sample conf

[Ed L C. <ec...@te...>]

<lie...@pa...> writes:

> An example:
> 
> root=/web/content/www
> known=/opt/integrit/db/www.cdb
> current=/opt/integrit/db/www..cdb.new
> /web/content/www/admin/.db AMC
> !/web/content/www/private
> !/web/content/www/mail
> 
> Franky

Thanks, Franky.  

Matt, for sample conf files, you can also see the "examples" directory
in the integrit source distribution.  It has a root.conf file that is
an example integrit configuration file that uses / as the root.

> On Wed, 29 Aug 2001, matt wrote:
...
> > Doesn't check anything. I thought that you could override previous
> > rules, but it appears not.

Rules have different parts.  You're right that you can override
switches, but you can't override prefixes.

See the new texinfo HTML help on the web:

  http://integrit.sourceforge.net/texinfo/integrit.html#Configuration%20File

Here's a relevant exerpt:

  You can always override switches that are inherited from parent
  directories. There is also a special dollar-sign prefix (described
  above) you can use to override the normal cascading behavior.
  
        e.g., In the example below, all the stuff under /var/log won't
        have checksums done, except all the files under
        /var/log/archives:
  
            /var/log            S
            /var/log/archive    s
  
        Again, the upper case turns the check off, and the lower case
        turns it back on.

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