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# This is the configuration file for the
# ICP Disk Array Controller remote access service icpd.
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# login configuration
#
# Syntax: user | group <user-or-group> access <access-type>
#
# The user and/or group with name <user-or-group> must exist in /etc/passwd
# or /etc/group, respectively. The shadow-passwd system is used for
# password checking.
# Possible values for <access-type> are 'full' and 'readonly'.
#
# Example:
# user jack access readonly
# group icpadm access full
#
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# IP connection configuration
#
# Syntax: allow | deny <IP-address>
#
# You can allow/deny connects from certain IP addresses.
# IP-address can be a complete address (e.g. 192.168.0.10) or a
# part of an address with a ending '*' (e.g. 192.168.*).
# No allow/deny entry means that connections from all addresses are allowed.
# Only one 'allow' entry entry means that all remaining addresses are denied.
# Only one 'deny' entry means that all remaining addresses are allowed.
# If mixed allow/deny entries are given, the last matching entry wins.
#
# Example:
# deny *
# allow 192.168.*
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# SNMP trap configuration
#
# Syntax: target <target-address>
#         community <snmp-community>
#
# icpd can send SNMP (v1) traps, if target hosts are defined
# like shown below. Default community is 'public'.
#
# Example:
# target 127.0.0.1
# target snmp.intranet.xyz.com
# community xyz
#
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# External program start configuration
#
# Syntax: execute <execution-command-line>
#         executeuser <user-name>
#
# You can invoke an external command by 'execute' every time, when a
# controller event occurs. You can use following variables:
#   %H   Host name.
#   %C   Controller index (counting from 0)
#   %T   Time string.
#   %S   Severity (informational, warning, critical)
#   %E   Event string.
#   %I   Event ID.
# Use 'executeuser' to define the user to run the external command as.
#
# Example:
# executeuser nobody
# execute echo -e "Host      : %H\nController: %C\nTime      : %T\nSeverity  : %S\nEvent ID  : %I\n\nEvent text: %E" | mail -s "ICP: %S event" joerg@kermit