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#!/usr/bin/gengetopt --input
# See http://www.gnu.org/software/gengetopt/gengetopt.html for details
package "gmetric"
purpose "The Ganglia Metric Client (gmetric) announces a metric
on the list of defined send channels defined in a configuration file"
option "conf" c "The configuration file to use for finding send channels" string default="@sysconfdir@/gmond.conf" no
option "name" n "Name of the metric" string no
option "value" v "Value of the metric" string no
option "type" t "Either string|int8|uint8|int16|uint16|int32|uint32|float|double" string no
option "units" u "Unit of measure for the value e.g. Kilobytes, Celcius" string default="" no
option "slope" s "Either zero|positive|negative|both|derivative" string default="both" no
option "tmax" x "The maximum time in seconds between gmetric calls" int default="60" no
option "dmax" d "The lifetime in seconds of this metric" int default="0" no
option "group" g "Group of the metric" string no
option "cluster" C "Cluster of the metric" string no
option "desc" D "Description of the metric" string no
option "title" T "Title of the metric" string no
option "spoof" S "IP address and name of host/device (colon separated) we are spoofing" string default="" no
option "heartbeat" H "spoof a heartbeat message (use with spoof option)" no
#option "mcast_channel" c "Multicast channel to send/receive on" string default="239.2.11.71" no
#option "mcast_port" p "Multicast port to send/receive on" int default="8649" no
#option "mcast_if" i "Network interface to multicast on e.g. 'eth1'" string default="kernel decides" no
#option "mcast_ttl" l "Multicast Time-To-Live (TTL)" int default="1" no
#Usage (a little tutorial)
#
# The command line options, which have to be handled by gengetopt
# generated function, are specified in a file (typically with .ggo
# extension). This file consist in lines of sentences with the following
# formats:
#
#package <packname>
#version <version>
#option <long> <short> <desc> <argtype> {default="<default value>"} <required>
#option <long> <short> <desc> flag <onoff>
#option <long> <short> <desc> no
#
# Where:
#
# packname
# Double quoted string.
#
# version
# Double quoted string.
#
# purpose
# What the program does (even on more than one line), it will be
# printed with the help. Double quoted string.
#
# long
# The long option, a double quoted string with upper and lower
# case chars, digits, '-' and '.'. No spaces allowed. The name
# of the variables generated to store arguments are long options
# converted to be legal C variable names. This means, '.' and '-'
# are both replaced by '_'. '_arg' is appended, or '_flag' for a
# flag.
#
# short
# The short option, a single upper or lower case char, or a
# digit. If a '-' is specified, then no short option is considered
# for the long option (thus long options with no associated short
# options are allowed).
#
# desc
# Double quoted string with upper and lower case chars, digits,
# '-', '.' and spaces. First character must not be a space.
#
# argtype
# string, int, short, long, float, double, longdouble or longlong.
#
# default
# an optional default value for the option. The value must always be
# specified as a double quoted string.
#
# required
# yes or no.
#
# onoff
# on or off. This is the state of the flag when the program starts.
# If user specifies the option, the flag toggles.
#
# The third type of option is used when the option does not take any
# argument. It must not be required.
#
# Comments begins with '#' in any place of the line and ends in the end
# of line.
#
# Here's an example of such a file (the file is called sample1.ggo)
#
# # file sample1.ggo
# option "str-opt" s "A string option" string no
# option "my-opt" m "Another integer option" int no
# option "int-opt" i "A int option" int yes
# option "flag-opt" - "A flag option" flag off
# option "funct-opt" F "A function option" no
# option "long-opt" - "A long option" long no
# option "def-opt" - "A string option with default" string default="Hello" no
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