<!-- Creation: 10.04.2005 dv --> <!-- Last Update: $Id: base,v 1.1 2005/06/12 16:54:00 jv Exp $ --> <help name="HOSTNAME"> This specifies the name of your machine. <br/><br/> Examples: 'eis', 'iceland' ... </help> <help name="IP_NET_N"> Number of local networks connected to your machine. </help> <help name="IP_NET_%_NAME"> Other device name than ethX (optional). </help> <help name="IP_NET_%_STATIC_IP"> Use DHCP or static address for ethX (optional). </help> <help name="IP_NET_%_IPADDR"> IP address of your n'th ethernet card. <br/> <br/> Example: 192.168.0.1 </help> <help name="IP_NET_%_NETMASK"> Netmask of your LAN.<br/> <br/> Example: 255.255.255.0 </help> <help name="IP_NET_%_GATEWAY"> Your default gateway. A default gateway is the machine that routes network traffic from and to other networks. Very often this is the router connected to the internet.<br/> <br/> Examples: fli4l router ... </help> <help name="IP_NET_%_POINTOPOINT"> Set your default gateway as point-to-point link. </help> <help name="IP_ROUTE_N"> Number of additional routes. </help> <help name="IP_ROUTE_%"> Additional route: network netmask gateway <br/> <br/> Example: "192.168.7.0 255.255.255.0 192.168.6.99" routes all network traffic related to network "192.168.7.0/24" to the gateway machine "192.168.6.99" </help> <help name="DOMAIN_NAME"> Your domain name. The local domain your machine is a member of. All unqualified host names will automatically be expanded with the local domain suffix. <br/> <br/> Example: local.network </help> <help name="DNS_SERVER"> The IP-Adress of the machine that hosts the DNS-Server of your local network. A DNS-Server is required to translate host names to IP-Adresses. <br/> <br/> Example: "127.0.0.1" the DNS-Server runs on this eisfair server. </help> <help name="TIME_ZONE"> Time zone, use "CET" or "GMT" </help> <help name="OPT_PCMCIA"> Shall PCMCIA support be activated on this machine? "yes" or "no" </help> <help name="PCMCIA_PCIC"> PCMCIA socket driver: "i82365" or "tcic" </help> <help name="PCMCIA_PCIC_OPTS"> Additional options for the socket driver. Usually empty. </help> <help name="PCMCIA_CORE_OPTS"> Additional options for the PCMCIA core driver. Usually empty. </help> <help name="PCMCIA_CARDMGR_OPTS"> Additional options for the PCMCIA card manager. Usually empty. </help> <help name="START_SYSLOG"> Shall syslog-deamon be started? "yes" or "no".<br/> Default "yes" </help> <help name="SYSLOG_MESSAGES_INTERVAL"> Logrotate interval: daily, weekly, monthly.<br/> How often shall logrotate be executed? </help> <help name="SYSLOG_MESSAGES_MAXCOUNT"> Number of log files to save.<br/> This is the number of log file archives that are kept on the system by logrotate, before they are outdated and removed. </help> <help name="SYSLOG_MESSAGES_RELOAD"> Force reload syslog-deamon on rotate the logfile. </help> <help name="SYSLOG_AUTH_INTERVAL"> Logrotate interval: daily, weekly, monthly.<br/> How often shall logrotate be executed? </help> <help name="SYSLOG_AUTH_MAXCOUNT"> Number of log files to save.<br/> This is the number of log file archives that are kept on the system by logrotate, before they are outdated and removed. </help> <help name="SYSLOG_AUTH_RELOAD"> Force reload syslog-deamon on rotate the logfile. </help> <help name="SYSLOG_MAIL_INTERVAL"> Logrotate interval: daily, weekly, monthly.<br/> How often shall logrotate be executed? </help> <help name="SYSLOG_MAIL_MAXCOUNT"> Number of log files to save.<br/> This is the number of log file archives that are kept on the system by logrotate, before they are outdated and removed. </help> <help name="SYSLOG_MAIL_RELOAD"> Force reload syslog-deamon on rotate the logfile. </help> <help name="SYSLOG_KERNEL_INTERVAL"> Logrotate interval: daily, weekly, monthly.<br/> How often shall logrotate be executed? </help> <help name="SYSLOG_KERNEL_MAXCOUNT"> Number of log files to save.<br/> This is the number of log file archives that are kept on the system by logrotate, before they are outdated and removed. </help> <help name="SYSLOG_KERNEL_RELOAD"> Force reload syslog-deamon on rotate the logfile. </help> <help name="SYSLOG_SOURCE_UDP"> Activate external UDP-Port for connect this syslog server? "yes" or "no" </help> <help name="SYSLOG_DEST_N"> Number or destinations for syslog messages. </help> <help name="SYSLOG_DEST_%_TARGET"> Logfile: '/var/log/debug.log' or<br/> IP for external server: '192.168.1.10'<br/> </help> <help name="SYSLOG_DEST_%_FILTER"> Filter expression string:<br/> level(notice, err, crit) and facility(mail)<br/> facility(kern) and match("IN=") and match("OUT=")<br/> not facility(auth, authpriv)<br/> program( "isdnlog" )<br/> FACILITY: auth, authpriv, cron, daemon, ftp, kern, lpr, mail, mark, news, syslog, user, uucp, local0 - local7<br/> LEVEL: debug, info, notice, warn, err, crit, alert, emerg<br/> </help> <help name="SYSLOG_DEST_%_INTERVAL"> Logrotate interval: daily, weekly, monthly.<br/> How often shall logrotate be executed?<br/> Not used if TARGET a externel logserver. </help> <help name="SYSLOG_DEST_%_MAXCOUNT"> Number of log files to save.<br/> This is the number of log file archives that are kept on the system by logrotate, before they are outdated and removed.<br/> Not used if TARGET a externel logserver. </help> <help name="START_ATD"> Shall the AT-deamon be started? "yes" or "no"<br/> Default "yes" </help> <help name="KEYMAP"> Keyboard mapping. Use "de-nodeadkeys" for german keyboards. </help> <help name="CONSOLEFONT"> Console font style. </help> <help name="CONSOLE_BLANK_TIME"> Screen blanking timeout.<br/> Monitor remains on, but the screen is cleared to range:<br/> 0-60 min (0==never) </help> <help name="POWEROFF"> Shall the system be switched off automatically after shutdown? "yes" or "no". </help> <help name="POWEROFF_SMP"> Power off a machine running the SMP kernel? "yes" or "no". </help> <help name="POWEROFF_REALMODE"> Use realmode? "yes" or "no" </help> <help name="MODULE_N"> Number of additional modules (drivers) to be loaded on system startup. </help> <help name="MODULE_%"> Name of the module to load. </help> <help name="MODULE_%_OPTION"> Additional options that have to be supplied when the module is loaded. </help>