#!/bin/sh

# Shell script to customize the collection of data.
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# Copyright (C) 2004-2005 OpenEyeT Professional Services.
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# Contact information: www.OpenEyeT.nl/scc/index.html 

# SCC-release:	1.6.26
# file-version:	$Revision: 1.14 $

# Purpose of this file:
# scc-collect and its modules use sensible defaults to avoid that 
# many systems require a configuration file. When the defaults are
# insufficient, copy /etc/opt/scc/newconfig/scc-localize
# to /etc/opt/scc/conf/scc-localize and uncomment the required variables.
# Be sure to preserve the execution permission of the file.

##############################################################################
#	General variables 
##############################################################################

# To add timing info to the snapshot (under class "var:profiling::")
# uncomment the following line:

# export SCC_PROFILING=yes

# On some systems the root password is changed frequently. Uncomment the
# following variable to avoid entries in the logbook for every run of scc.

# export SCC_ROOT_PW=var

# Account data from accounts with UID < MAX_SYS_ACCOUNT_ID have fixed data,
# other accounts var data. Uncomment the following line to change the defaults
# set in scc-collect.

#export MAX_SYS_ACCOUNT_ID=1000

# Variable data in snapshots can be shown in a different color. Uncomment the
# following line to change the default (set in scc-snap2html).
# Assign "no_color" to this variable when you do not want variable data
# to have another color.

#export SCC_VAR_COLOR=purple

##############################################################################
#	Variables for Oracle
##############################################################################

# The default locations for the oratab file are /etc/oratab or
# /var/opt/oracle/oratab. Uncomment the ORATAB variable if this file is in 
# another location.

# export ORATAB=/etc/oratab

# Usually the Oracle commands (svrmgrl / sqlplus) can be executed with
# a su -c command, without using the .profile. ORACLE_SID and ORACLE_HOME
# are set anyway before calling su, so the .profile is not needed for that.
# However, sometimes critical settings and commands for for example memory
# windows are executed by the .profile, and in this case ORA_USE_PROFILE
# must be set to 1. If so, make sure the .profile for the oracle user does
# not contain TTY setting commands and the like if executed by su.

# export ORA_USE_PROFILE=1

# Usually the SQL*Net config files are located in either /etc (/var/opt/oracle),
# $ORACLE_HOME/network/admin, or both, but if they are located elsewhere,
# use TNS_ADMIN to specify that location

# export TNS_ADMIN=

# By default all Oracle users are listed. To suppres this, set ORA_LIST_USERS
# to 0

# export ORA_LIST_USERS=0

##############################################################################
#	Variables for hardware chapter
##############################################################################

# With ioscan on HP-UX, detached hardware gets the state NO_HW. In some
# circumstances this should be ignored, for example on a SAN with BC / BCV /
# snapshot functionality. If so, set IGNORE_NO_HW to 1.

# export IGNORE_NO_HW=1

# On some systems, (unpatched versions of) stm often hang. When upgrading
# cannot be done immediately, set the following variable to ignore stm. As the
# stm-data is variable in the snapshot, it does not matter for the logboook.

# export SCC_IGNORE_STM=yes

# EMC Symmetrix command line interface (SymCLI) can be installed in user-
# specified directories. If SymCLI is available and is not installed in
# /usr/symcli, specify the bin path in the the variable SYMCLI

# export SYMCLI=/usr/symcli/bin

##############################################################################
#	Variables for OV Operations manager user-module
##############################################################################

# By default the plug-in creates a configuration download. If this is
# already done automatically (for backup purposes) the download
# can be disabled by setting OPCDWN to 0.

# export OPCDWN=1

# By default the following directory is used for configuration downloads:
# ${SCC_TMP}/opcsplit. If a download should be used from a different location,
# set the OPCDWN_DIR directory to that path.

# export OPCDWN_DIR=

##############################################################################
#	Variables for software system-module
##############################################################################

# SCC searches only a limited list of directories for executables. 
# Uncomment and edit the following line to access testparm.
# export SCC_TESTPARM=/opt/samba/bin/testparm

# Uncomment and edit the following line to access perl

# export SCC_PERL=/opt/contrib/bin/perl

# Uncomment the following line to activate the collection of System Configuration Repository details.

# export SCC_SCR_DETAILS="yes"

# Do not exit, as this script is sourced.
