# Look.up # User Preferences used by the Look.pl script # Parameters are tab and newline delimited # Blank lines and lines whose first character is # are ignored # sysparmfile optional The path and name of the system parameters file ### # debug: set to 1 to turn on debug mode, 0 to turn it off # debug mode can also be turned on using the -debug command line parameter # debug 0 ### # logprocess_flag: set to Y if log file harvesting should be done, N if not # Either logprocess_flag or ldapprocess_flag must be set to Y, or both. # logprocess_flag N ### # ldapprocess_flag: set to Y if direct queries to the LDAP server for stats should be done, N if not # if Y then the ldapport, ldaphost, and ldapmonitor parms must also be set and you need # to have the PerLDAP module installed. The ldapmonitorldbm parm is optional. # Either logprocess_flag or ldapprocess_flag must be set to Y, or both. # ldapprocess_flag Y ### # ldapprocess_cont: set to Y if ldapprocess_flag is Y and you want processing to continue in the event # of LDAP errors. Useful if you know that there will be times that your LDAP server will be # unavailable and you want processing to continue. # only relevant if using LDAP processing (ldapprocess_flag = Y) # ldapprocess_cont Y ### # ldapport: the LDAP port to use for LDAP queries when performing LDAP processing # only required if using LDAP processing (ldapprocess_flag = Y) # Normally this is 389 for cleartext LDAP and 636 for LDAP over SSL. ldapport 389 ### # ldapversion: the LDAP version to use, 2 or 3, for LDAP queries when # performing LDAP processing # only required if using LDAP processing (ldapprocess_flag = Y) # only required if using perl-ldap version # Version 3 is recommended. ldapversion 3 ### # ldaphost: the LDAP host name # only required if using LDAP processing (ldapprocess_flag = Y) ldaphost yourhost.your.domain ### # ldapmonitor: the LDAP dn to use when retrieving stats from the LDAP directory via query # only required if using LDAP processing (ldapprocess_flag = Y) # ldapmonitor cn=monitor ### # ldapmonitorldbm: the LDAP dn to use when retrieving ldbm stats from the LDAP directory via query # only relevant if using LDAP processing (ldapprocess_flag = Y) # #ldapmonitorldbm cn=monitor,cn=ldbm ### # collection_interval: specifies in seconds how often data is collected and over what period peaks are determined # collection_interval 15 ### # collections_per_write: determines after how many collections totals are written to the ORCA output file # collections_per_write 2 ### # rotate_out_time: specifies what time to rotate the Look.out log. Specify time in format hh:mm # By default the rotation time is 23:30 (11:30 pm). # rotate_out_time 23:30 ### # ldap_logfile: the full path and name of the log file to process. # only required if using log processing (logprocess_flag = Y) # ldap_logfile /local/netscape/server4/slapd-directory/logs/access ### # logtype: a code that indicates the format of the log file to process. # only required if using log processing (logprocess_flag = Y) # Current valid logtype values are: # Code Type of log file # ---- -------------------------- # iDS4 iPlanet Directory Server 4 (compatible with SunONE 5) # sunDS52 Sun Directory Server 5.2 default logfile format # logtype sunDS52 ### # outputfile: the path and name of the ORCA-formatted file to write output to. # Each time the output file is rotated a datetime stamp will be appended to the filename. # The command line parameter -nofile causes output to be written to standard out rather than a file. # The recommended file name is "Look.out". # outputfile /tmp/Look.out ### # debugfile: the path and name of the file for debug output when debug mode is selected # (either by setting debug to 1 or specifying the command line option -debug). # The command line parameter -nofile causes debug output to be written to standard out rather than a file. # The recommended debug file name is "Look.dbg". # debugfile /tmp/Look.dbg ### # processcmd: the command used to determine if the process is already executing at initiation. # The already executing check is bypassed if command line option -windows is specified. # processcmd /usr/ucb/ps -auxww ### # calcavgpeak_flag: set to Y if avg peaks should be calculated, N if not # calcavgpeak_flag Y ### # ldapmonitorbind: set to Y if an authenticated bind is required to retrieve directory stats, N if not # relevant only when ldapmonitor = Y # If set to Y then binddn and bindpasswd should also be set to valid values. # ldapmonitorbind N ### # binddn: dn to use for binding to the directory when ldapmonitor=Y and ldapmonitorbind = Y # required only if ldapmonitor = Y and ldapmonitorbind = Y # The command line parameter -binddn can be used to override this value ### # bindpasswd: password to use for binding to the directory when ldapmonitor = Y and ldapmonitorbind = Y # required only if ldapmonitor = Y and ldapmonitorbind = Y # The command line parameter -passwd can be used to override this value ### # ldapmonitorSSL: set to Y if SSL should be used when retrieving directory stats, N if not # relevant only when ldapmonitor = Y and ldapmonitorbind = Y # If set to Y then SSLcert should also be set to a valid value # ldapmonitorSSL N ### # SSLcert: path and name of the certificate database. # required only if ldapmonitor = Y and ldapmonitorbind = Y and ldapmonitorSSL = Y ### # SSLVerify: none or require # required only if ldapmonitorSSL = Y # only required if using perl-ldap version #SSLVerify require ### end of parameters