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ulog.conf − ulog configuration file |
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/etc/ulog.conf or $HOME/.ulogrc |
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These configuration files enable to set different parameters for the ulog command (see ulog(1)). Valid entries are: server host[:port] |
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set the ulogd server adress and port (tcp). Port is optional as the default port number is tcp/3209. Port names in /etc/services are allowed. |
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hostdomain domainname |
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set the virtual domain name. It can be a static string or a computed value, such as: |
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$nis |
for the nis domain name. |
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$dns[{i[,j]}] |
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for the dns domain name of the host by using the ’subdomains’ between i and j included, where subdomains are numbered from 0 from the right. Hence, $dns{1,2} of ‘myhost.my.long.domain.net’ is ‘long.domain’. |
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Defaults to ‘$dns’. |
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defaultdomain domainname |
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set the default domain for queries. It can be either a shell pattern, or ‘$hostdomain’ to refer to the host domain name as defined previously. Defaults to ‘$hostdomain’. |
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group usergroupname login1 login2 ... loginn |
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define pseudo-groups, a collection of login names. See ‘-ug’ ulog expression. |
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nickfile filename |
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set the path to a file containing aliases for login names. See ‘-nick’ ulog expression. |
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$HOME/.ulogrc |
user configuration file. |
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/etc/ulog.conf |
system configuration file, parsed if no valid entry is found in user configuration file. |
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The values defined in this file can be overrided by environment variables or command line options. See ulog(1) for further information. |
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ulog(1). |
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Hervé Eychenne <rv@fr.alcove.com> |