# The following 2 options (crit & false) are still
# considered to be somewhat experimental. They work
# inhouse for me but not much testing has been done
# with these features. Use at your own risk :P
# Note: use common sence and read the comments --
# e.g: setting STSRV_LM to run at load critical
# and having RST_LM reboot the server !?
#

RPP="crit" # prioritize nonessential processes at load status warn or crit
# 3 values for RPP: warn, crit, or false
#
STSRV_LM="false" # stop nonessential services at load status warn or crit
# 3 values for STSRV_LM: warn, crit, or false

RST_LM="false" # reboot server at load status warn or crit
# 3 values for RST_LM: warn, crit, or false
#
DISCMD_WARN="3" # disable command execution (. /usr/local/sim/internals/chk/sys/lm/warn.lm) after N runs
DISCMD_CRIT="3" # disable command execution (. /usr/local/sim/internals/chk/sys/lm/crit.lm) after N runs
#
# Features false, crit, false, false, 3, and
# 3 are dependent on the preset command configurations
# below, altering them will omit the above features.
#
WARN_CMD=". $INSPATH/internals/chk/sys/lm/warn.lm" # command to execute at load status warning
CRIT_CMD=". $INSPATH/internals/chk/sys/lm/crit.lm" # command to execute at load status critical

# Here we edit the parameters for our network monitor
#
# The network status is a fundamental aspect of keeping a server
# online, as such the network module makes an effort in doing so.
#
IF="eth0" # interface name to watch
NET_INIT="/etc/init.d/network" # network service init script