3.7.3 MailWorks for DIGITAL UNIX (DMO)

This section describes how to use the module-specific sections of namon_config.ini to configure a scanning module for MailWorks for DIGITAL UNIX.

3.7.3.1 The Paths Section

This section defines where MailWorks can be found:

path=path_1 path_2 ...
path=path_n path_n+1 ...

The scanning module computes two paths, localDir and sharedDir, which can be used in the configuration file, for example:

[Paths]
path=/usr/opt/DMW
path=/usr/spool/MailWorks /usr/lib/MailWorks /usr/kits/MailWorks
/usr/opt/DMW
path=/usr/lpp/MailWorks /usr/MailWorks /MailWorks /usr/local/MailWorks
/usr/local/lib/MailWorks

See the MailWorks documentation set for more information about localDir and sharedDir.

3.7.3.2 The LogFile Section

This section specifes a specific logfile to be parsed for information. All messages are taken from these files and a monitor record is sent. It has the following format:

[LogFile  path]

For example:

[LogFile  localDir/logs/lsfdlog]

You can also specify the following:

• Warning_Severity=error_level

  The severity value for a warning problem logged in the file.

• Error_Severity=error_level

  The severity value for an error problem logged in the file.

• Serious_Severity=error_level

  The severity value for a serious problem logged in the file.

In all cases, the value error_level is the severity code for message severity, as defined in the note at the beginning of Section 3.3.

3.7.3.3 The Language Section

This section specifies the language installation to be checked. It has the following format:

[Language language name]

For example:

[Language English]

You can also specify the following:

• Severity=error_level

  The severity value for a problem, as defined in the note at the beginning of Section 3.3.

3.7.3.4 The Link Section

This section specifies a file system link to check for existence. It has the following format:

[Link identifier]

For example:

[Link my_prog_link]

You have to specify the following:

• From_link=path

  Source of the file system link.

• To_link=path

  Destination of the file system link.

You can also specify the following:

• Severity=error_level

  The severity value for a problem, as defined in the note at the beginning of Section 3.3.