Ignite-UX Custom Configuration files

init _hp_root_disk="8/16/5.6.0"

init _hp_root_grp_disks=1

init _hp_root_grp_striped="NO"

...

In this case, a recovery archive has been selected. (This also indicates that a recovery archive may

have been recovered onto this system at some time in the past.)

The global config.local file

The file /var/opt/ignite/config.local is included by default into all new cfg clauses in

the /var/opt/ignite/INDEX file. For this reason, configuration data stored in this file is used

on all new installations.

The recovery config.local file

For make_net_recovery, if the file

/var/opt/ignite/clients/<MAC>/recovery/config.local exists on the Ignite-UX

server, the contents are automatically included into the configuration used by the client during a

network recovery.

For make_tape_recovery, if the file /var/opt/ignite/recovery/config.local exists,

the contents are automatically included into the configuration used by the client even though it is

not explicitly referenced. The content of this file is placed into the LIF on the tape.

Note:

If you use the –s option with make_tape_recovery, the same

config.local

file used by make_net_recovery is used instead of

/var/opt/ignite/recovery/config.local, as previously described.

Order of precedence of configuration files

Configuration files have an order of precedence when a client is reading configurations from an

Ignite-UX server. The precedence is as follows:

1. The per-client configuration file (/var/opt/ignite/clients/<MAC>/config) —

Any variable set in the per-client config file takes precedence over any variable set anywhere

else. Using the per-client config file in the preceding example, the cfg clause 2003-10-

08,12:45 Recovery Archive in the CINDEX file is selected no matter what the INDEX or

CINDEX have set to TRUE. (This, of course, you can change this using the Ignite-UX Graphical

User Interface (GUI).)

2. The per-client CINDEX file (/var/opt/ignite/clients/<MAC>/CINDEX) —

This file contains recovery archive configurations. Any cfg clause set to TRUE in this file

automatically selects that cfg clause if there is no per-client config file.

3. The global INDEX file (/var/opt/ignite/INDEX)—

This is the last file to have precedence. The default clause from the INDEX file is the one that is

set to TRUE. (None of the cfg clauses in the INDEX file has been set to TRUE.)