Reference

fts.conf(1)

Configuration file for fts.

NAME

fts.conf - Configuration file for fts.

DESCRIPTION

The fts.conf file defines all parameter fts needs for running. It is normally located in the /etc/fts/ directory and is generated automatically by the fts(1) program during installation.

DIRECTIVES

[General]

dflt_init = install

Defines the default fts initialisation mode.

logfile = /var/log/fts.log

Define the location of the logfile.

pid-file = /var/run/fts.pid

Defines the location for the pid file.

loglevel=5

Define the default loglevel

[TFTP]

pxelinux_cfg = /srv/fai/boot/pxelinux.cfg

Define the location for the tftp root

pxelinux_cfg_static = /srv/fai/boot/pxelinux.static

Define the location for directory containing files that should be present in "pxelinux.cfg" when mounted (i.e. /srv/fai/boot/pxelinux.static/default will be accessible as /srv/fai/boot/pxelinux.cfg/default)

[LDAP]

auth_dn =

Define the bind dn for the connection to the ldap server

auth_pwd =

Define the bind password for the connection to the ldap server

config = /etc/ldap/ldap.conf

Define where the ldap config is stored

fork_idle = 300
fork_max = 10
fork_min = 2

[FAI]

fai_flags = verbose,syslogd,reboot vga=0

Define the fai flags used by fts

nfs_opts =

Define the nfs options that can be passed to fts for fai

nfs_root = /srv/fai/nfsroot

Define the nfsroot for fai

union = aufs

Define the type of filesystem used in fai live system

[OPSI]

admin =

Define the admin user for the opsi server

password =

Define the admin password for the opsi server

server =

Define the ip of fqdn address of the opsi server

lang = de

Define the default language for the opsi installer

BUGS

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LICENCE AND COPYRIGHT

This code is part of GOsa (<http://www.gosa-project.org>)

Copyright (C) 2003-2010 GONICUS GmbH

This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details.