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Diffstat (limited to 'util/lg/lg.conf.in')
| -rw-r--r-- | util/lg/lg.conf.in | 75 |
1 files changed, 47 insertions, 28 deletions
diff --git a/util/lg/lg.conf.in b/util/lg/lg.conf.in index 7e8a96f..7b78c3f 100644 --- a/util/lg/lg.conf.in +++ b/util/lg/lg.conf.in @@ -2,11 +2,30 @@ # # note: these are perl statements! mind the syntax # -# adjust the path to find [cj]login, telnet, ssh, rsh, etc. +# adjust the path to find [cfj]login, telnet, ssh, rsh, etc. # $ENV{PATH}="@prefix@/bin:@ENV_PATH@"; # # +# LG_CACHE_DIR is the location of the cache directory. the LG uses this +# to hold lock files, the default log file (lg.log), and o/p from +# commands that can be very verbose. it defaults to "tmp", +# ie: relative to the directory where lg.cgi runs in your +# server's (httpd) DocumentRoot (eg: /usr/local/www/data/lg/tmp). +# +#$LG_CACHE_DIR="./tmp"; +# +# +# LG_CLOGINRC is the .cloginrc that the LG should use. it defaults to +# <prefix>/.cloginrc. note that the .cloginrc must be readable +# by the user or group (UID / GID) that will be running the CGI +# and the clogin (and friends) will not allow a world readable +# .cloginrc. this is normally the user the server (httpd) runs +# under. +# +#$LG_CLOGINRC="@prefix@/.cloginrc"; +# +# # LG_IMAGE is the filename of an image you wish to appear at the top # of the LG pages. it can also be other html goo, like # the first example. this is just handed to print, so \n and @@ -16,6 +35,17 @@ $ENV{PATH}="@prefix@/bin:@ENV_PATH@"; #$LG_IMAGE="<img src=rancid.gif hspace=0>\n"; # # +# LG_LOG is either a FQPN (fully qualified path name) the syslog +# facility to use for logging. if not defined, the LG +# will log to LG_CACHE_DIR/lg.log. possible syslog facility +# values are from the facility codes in /usr/include/syslog.h +# minus the 'LOG_' and lower case. +# +#$LG_LOG="$LG_CACHE_DIR/lg.log"; +#$LG_LOG="/tmp/lg.log"; +#$LG_LOG="local0"; +# +# # LG_ROUTERDB is the router.db in rancid's router.db format, listing # the routers and their platform that should be available to # the looking glass. if defined, the LG will use this variable @@ -31,27 +61,19 @@ $ENV{PATH}="@prefix@/bin:@ENV_PATH@"; #$LG_ROUTERDB="@prefix@/util/lg/router.db"; # # -# LG_CLOGINRC is the .cloginrc that the LG should use. it defaults to -# <prefix>/.cloginrc. note that the .cloginrc must readable -# by the user or group (UID / GID) that will be running the CGI -# and the clogin (and friends) will not allow a world readable -# .cloginrc. this is normally the user the server (httpd) runs -# under. -# -#$LG_CLOGINRC="@prefix@/.cloginrc"; +# Options: # +# LG_AS_REG *** not implemented. # -# LG_SINGLE *** not implemented. -#$LG_SINGLE=0; +#@LG_AS_REG=(); # # -# LG_CACHE_DIR is the location of the cache directory. the LG uses this -# to hold lock files, lg.log log file, and o/p from commands -# that can be very verbose. it defaults to "tmp", ie: relative -# to the directory where lg.cgi runs in your server's (httpd's) -# DocumentRoot (eg: /usr/local/www/data/lg/tmp). +# LG_BGP_RT allows a few bgp commands which can produce long output (heavy +# router load), such as sh ip bgp neighbor <ip> advertised-routes +# for a transit customer, sh ip b neigh <ip> received-routes for +# a transit provider. # -#$LG_CACHE_DIR="./tmp"; +#$LG_BGP_RT=1 # # # LG_CACHE_TIME is the number of seconds the LG should cache o/p from certain @@ -62,18 +84,15 @@ $ENV{PATH}="@prefix@/bin:@ENV_PATH@"; #$LG_CACHE_TIME=600; # # -# LG_LOG is either a FQPN (fully qualified path name) the syslog -# facility to use for logging. if not defined, the LG -# will log to LG_CACHE_DIR/lg.log. possible syslog facility -# values are from the facility codes in /usr/include/syslog.h -# minus the 'LOG_' and lower case. -# -#$LG_LOG="$LG_CACHE_DIR/lg.log"; -#$LG_LOG="/tmp/lg.log"; -#$LG_LOG="local0"; +# LG_SINGLE serializes and limits queries per-router to one at a time via +# per-router lock files. # +#$LG_SINGLE=0; # -# LG_AS_REG *** not implemented. +# $LG_STRIP strips login o/p from the looking glass results. Expect +# occassionally screws up disabling echo when passwords are +# entered (NOTE SECURITY CONCERN). However, this o/p can be +# very useful for debugging clogin problems. # -#@LG_AS_REG=(); +$LG_STRIP=1; # |