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// extra safety: if you have not checked everything, we don't do anything
// Directory where to look for '*.ron' files where you can define each drive
include: "/etc/dfim.d/",
logging: {
// how much to log. Mandatory
// all logs less than this priority will be dropped
// Possible values:
// Critical,
// Error,
// Warning,
// Info,
// Debug,
// Trace,
// output format of the timestamps:
// either "UTC" or "Local"
// Usually It's a very good idea to keep all systems in UTC
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time: UTC,
// Note: Terminal output will be overridden
// if you activate syslog after it
// possibilities: StdOut, StdErr
terminal: StdErr,
// Activating syslog will deactivate terminal logging
//syslog: (
// facility: force the reported syslog facility
// possible values:
// Kern
// User
// Mail
// Daemon
// Auth
// Syslog
// Lpr
// News
// Uucp
// Cron
// Authpriv
// Ftp
// Local0
// Local1
// Local2
// Local3
// Local4
// Local5
// Local6
// Local7
//facility: Local0,
// force syslog log level
// this is not the same as chosing the logging level,
// but merely what we tell the syslog server
// Possible values:
// Critical,
// error,
// Earning,
// Info,
// Debug,
// Trace,
//level: Info,
// How to send your logs to syslog:
//dest: (
// You can choose ONE between socket, udp, tcp:
//socket : "/run/syslog.sock",
//udp: (
// hostname_id is mandatory. it is this machine
//hostname_id: "test",
// both ipv4 and ipv6 are supported
//from: "127.0.0.1:1234",
//from: "[::1]:1234",
//to: "127.0.0.1:1234",
//to: "[::1]:1234",
//),
//tcp: (
// hostname_id is mandatory. it is this machine
//hostname_id: "test",
// both ipv4 and ipv6 are supported
//from: "127.0.0.1:1234",
//from: "[::1]:1234",
//to: "127.0.0.1:1234",
//to: "[::1]:1234",
//),
//),
//),
},
)