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emond.plist(5)                             BSD File Formats Manual                            emond.plist(5)

NAME
     emond.plist -- config file for emond

SYNOPSIS
     emond.plist is a plist formatted file containing configuration info for the emond daemon.

DESCRIPTION
     This document details the configuration parameters in an XML property list used by the emond daemon.
     The property list dictionary contains two sections. The config_data section contains the configuration
     information used by emond. The initial_globals section contains the initial data used when processing
     events.

     The keys in the config_data section are:

     debug_level
              The debug level, default is 0, larger numbers increase the detail. The info is logged to the
              error_log_path

     error_log_path
              The path to the error log

     log_events
              Triggers the logging of events to the event_log_path

     event_log_path
              The path to the event log (only present if the log_events key is true)

     save_state
              Tells emond to save the accumulated state info of the event processing system to disk when
              shutting down and reload that state when restarting.

     The initial globals section is used to contain default site specific data for the rules used by emond
     is addition to the config data contained in the rules files themselves.

SEE ALSO
     plist(5), emond(8)

Darwin                                        October 15, 2009                                        Darwin

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