fetchcrl/fetch-crl-3.0.0-0.RC2/fetch-crl.sysconfig

# Configuration file for fetch-crl v2.7.x

# Directory containing .crl_url files and output directory

CRLDIR=/etc/grid-security/certificates
QUIET=yes

# The time in hours for which CRL download failures are accepted
# without printing an error (instead, a warning is generated)
# Default=24hours (used to be 0 for versions <= 2.6.6).
# Can also overridden with the -a command-line argument 
#CRL_AGING_THRESHOLD=24

# Does the path need to be set explicitly, and if so, should we look
# for OpenSSL with the 'old' path? Valid values are "yes", "searchopenssl"
# and "no". Default=yes
#RESETPATHMODE=yes

# Write messages also to syslog using logger(1) if and only if the facility
# name is set. When empty, no syslog messages are generated. Default is
# empty. For valid facility values see logger(1)
#SYSLOGFACILITY=

# The timeout and retry arguments given to wget: 
# ... -t $WGET_RETRIES -T $WGET_TIMEOUT ...
# Default: retries=2, timeout=10
#WGET_RETRIES=2
#WGET_TIMEOUT=10
# Other options to provide to wget after those set above
#WGET_OPTS=

# Overwrite files that ought to have a CRL in them, but for some 
# reason do not. There is a remote possibility that you will overwrite
# the wrong file if you set this to "yes". Leave it to the default "no",
# unless your file system suffers random data corruption. So: "yes" is
# ONLY needed if your file system is rotten!
# Default: no
#FORCE_OVERWRITE=no

# Force printing of all warning messages (usually driven by -v) if set to
# "yes". Default is no.
#ALLWARNINGS=no

# Path to an explicit OpenSSL version to use. Default will look through
# the path (depending on RESETPATHMODE) and Globus location directories
#FETCH_CRL_OPENSSL=<path>

# Path of a download cache directory, *exclusively writable by the user
# running fetch-crl*, where the original downloads are stored. The
# cache is ONLY used if this variable is set. Default is NO cache.
# You will need to manually create this directory first with proper permissions
#CACHEDIR=/var/cache/fetch-crl
#CACHEDIR=${CRLDIR}/cache

# Use the name of the crl_url file to find the name of the crl hash. Default
# is to calculate the has from the CRL data itself. Set to "yes" to enable.
#SLOPPYCRLHASHES=
1	davidg	1758	# Configuration file for fetch-crl v2.7.x
2
3			# Directory containing .crl_url files and output directory
4
5			CRLDIR=/etc/grid-security/certificates
6			QUIET=yes
7
8			# The time in hours for which CRL download failures are accepted
9			# without printing an error (instead, a warning is generated)
10			# Default=24hours (used to be 0 for versions <= 2.6.6).
11			# Can also overridden with the -a command-line argument
12			#CRL_AGING_THRESHOLD=24
13
14			# Does the path need to be set explicitly, and if so, should we look
15			# for OpenSSL with the 'old' path? Valid values are "yes", "searchopenssl"
16			# and "no". Default=yes
17			#RESETPATHMODE=yes
18
19			# Write messages also to syslog using logger(1) if and only if the facility
20			# name is set. When empty, no syslog messages are generated. Default is
21			# empty. For valid facility values see logger(1)
22			#SYSLOGFACILITY=
23
24			# The timeout and retry arguments given to wget:
25			# ... -t $WGET_RETRIES -T $WGET_TIMEOUT ...
26			# Default: retries=2, timeout=10
27			#WGET_RETRIES=2
28			#WGET_TIMEOUT=10
29			# Other options to provide to wget after those set above
30			#WGET_OPTS=
31
32			# Overwrite files that ought to have a CRL in them, but for some
33			# reason do not. There is a remote possibility that you will overwrite
34			# the wrong file if you set this to "yes". Leave it to the default "no",
35			# unless your file system suffers random data corruption. So: "yes" is
36			# ONLY needed if your file system is rotten!
37			# Default: no
38			#FORCE_OVERWRITE=no
39
40			# Force printing of all warning messages (usually driven by -v) if set to
41			# "yes". Default is no.
42			#ALLWARNINGS=no
43
44			# Path to an explicit OpenSSL version to use. Default will look through
45			# the path (depending on RESETPATHMODE) and Globus location directories
46			#FETCH_CRL_OPENSSL=<path>
47
48			# Path of a download cache directory, *exclusively writable by the user
49			# running fetch-crl*, where the original downloads are stored. The
50			# cache is ONLY used if this variable is set. Default is NO cache.
51			# You will need to manually create this directory first with proper permissions
52			#CACHEDIR=/var/cache/fetch-crl
53			#CACHEDIR=${CRLDIR}/cache
54
55			# Use the name of the crl_url file to find the name of the crl hash. Default
56			# is to calculate the has from the CRL data itself. Set to "yes" to enable.
57			#SLOPPYCRLHASHES=
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