ts.config(4)
ts.config - tape support configuration file
As shipped in IRIX 6.5.30. Added in IRIX 6.5.15.
NAME ts.config - tape support configuration file SYNOPSIS /etc/config/ts.config DESCRIPTION The tape support configuration file is ts.config. This file defines the location of the personality-daemon binaries and the options available for executing the tsdaemon(1M) command. The tape support configuration file consists of statements and comments (optional). A comment begins with the # symbol and continues to the end of line. A statement consists of a name followed by a list of keyword parameters. The following statements are supported: o PERSONALITY statements (one per personality daemon) o OPTIONS statement (one per system) Statement Syntax Rules The following syntax rules apply to ts.config statements: o The statement name and its parameters are separated by one or more white spaces (blank, tab, or newline characters). o Adjacent parameters are separated by a comma. o The end of the parameter list is indicated by the absence of a comma. o Adjacent statements are separated by one or more white spaces. The following is a list of keyword parameter syntax rules: o The keyword is separated from its value by the = symbol. o The value of a keyword may consist of keywords, numbers, character strings, and lists of keywords, numbers, and character strings. o If the value of a keyword is a list, the list is enclosed within left and right parentheses. Adjacent elements of a list are separated by a comma. If the list consists of one element, you do not have to enclose it in parentheses. The elements of a list may be lists. o Numbers may be specified in decimal, octal, and hexadecimal formats. These formats are the same as those used in the C programming language: Decimal First digit is not 0 (1372) Octal First digit is 0 (0563) Hexadecimal First 2 characters are either 0x or 0X (0xf2) o Character strings are series of characters. If any one of the special characters (white space, ", #, =, {, }, (, ), ', \) is needed in the string, you must enclose the string in a pair of double quotation marks ("). Within a pair of double quotation marks, the sequence of characters \x is replaced by x; x is any character. This is the only way you can specify a " and a \ in a quoted string. o Comments may appear between any symbols described previously. You can code the names of statements and keywords in a mixture of uppercase and lowercase letters. The values specified by the user are case sensitive. The following values specify the same thing: Name = A name = A The following are different: name = A name = a The following are descriptions of the tape-support configuration statements. You must specify a value for each parameter unless a default is specified or the parameter is described as optional. PERSONALITY Statement The PERSONALITY statement identifies the location of the personality- daemon binary that supports devices having the specified vendor or product identifier. The PERSONALITY statement has the following format: PERSONALITY parameter_list A description of the parameters follows: vendor = vendor Specifies the vendor identifier of a device that the personality daemon supports. Use only the number of characters you wish to compare with the vendor identifier returned by the device. You must specify either product or vendor or both keyword parameters. product = product Specifies the product identifier of a device that the personality daemon supports. Use only the number of characters you wish to compare with the product identifier returned by the device. You must specify either product or vendor or both keyword parameters. binary = binary Specifies the pathname of the personality-daemon binary that provides support for the device having the specified vendor or product identifier. This parameter is mandatory. OPTIONS Statement The OPTIONS statement specifies the tsdaemon options. It has the following format: OPTIONS parameter_list A description of the optional parameters follows: trace_file_group_id = id Specifies the group identifier of the tsdaemon trace files. Default: 3 trace_file_mode = mode Specifies the file mode of the tsdaemon trace files. Default: 0640 trace_file_owner = id Specifies the owner identifier of the tsdaemon trace files. Default: 0 trace_directory = value Specifies the tsdaemon trace directory. Default: /var/spool/ts/trace trace_state = value Specifies whether tsdaemon tracing is enabled. value is one of the following: ON Turns tracing on. OFF Turns tracing off. Default: OFF For more information on tracing, see the tsdaemon(1M) man page. trace_save_directory = value Specifies where tsdaemon traces should be saved. Default: /var/spool/ts/trace- trace_file_size = size Specifies the size (in bytes) of the tsdaemon trace file. This parameter only applies to CIRCULAR trace files. For more information, see the trace_type parameter. Default: 409600 trace_type = type Specifies the tsdaemon trace type. type is one of the following: CIRCULAR Specifies overwriting existing trace information once the limit set in the trace_file_size parameter is reached. Trace information is then output to the beginning of the file and the existing trace information is overwritten. LINEAR Specifies writing trace information to the end of the file as there is no limit set on the file size. Default: CIRCULAR EXAMPLE This example shows the sample tape support configuration file that is shipped as /etc/config/ts.config. # # Copyright (C) 2000 Silicon Graphics, Inc. # # These coded instructions, statements, and computer programs contain # unpublished proprietary information of Silicon Graphics, Inc., and # are protected by Federal copyright law. They may not be disclosed # to third parties or copied or duplicated in any form, in whole or # in part, without the prior written consent of Silicon Graphics, Inc. # # # TAPE SUPPORT DAEMON CONFIGURATION FILE # PERSONALITY vendor = STK , product = SD-3 , binary = /usr/etc/ts/tssd3 PERSONALITY vendor = STK , product = 9490 , binary = /usr/etc/ts/ts9490 # # /usr/etc/ts/ts9840 supports both 9840 and 9940. # PERSONALITY vendor = STK , product = 9840 , binary = /usr/etc/ts/ts9840 PERSONALITY vendor = STK , product = T9940A , binary = /usr/etc/ts/ts9840 PERSONALITY vendor = IBM , product = 03590B1A , binary = /usr/etc/ts/ts3590 # # /usr/etc/ts/tsdlt7000 supports both DLT7000 and DLT8000 # PERSONALITY product = DLT7000 , binary = /usr/etc/ts/tsdlt7000 PERSONALITY product = DLT8000 , binary = /usr/etc/ts/tsdlt7000 OPTIONS trace_file_group_id= 3 , trace_file_mode = 0640 , trace_file_owner= 0 , trace_directory= /var/spool/ts/trace , trace_state= ON , trace_save_directory= /var/spool/ts/trace- , trace_file_size = 409600 , trace_type= CIRCULAR FILES /etc/config/ts.config tape support configuration file /var/spool/ts/trace trace directory SEE ALSO tsarchive(1M), tsdaemon(1M), tserrpt(1M), tsset(1M), tsstop(1M), ts(7).