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; si - System Information Viewer - Example Configuration File
; By Joe Turgeon
; Version 1.0
;
;
; si configuration files allow the user to setup a default
; configuration for si to use. Command-line options always
; have higher precedence than configuration files.
;
; si configuration files may be (precedence given to home directory):
; ~/.si.conf
; /etc/si.conf
;
; The following keywords may be used:
; show_system
; show_hardware
; show_memory
; show_kernel
; show_filesys
; show_network
; show_process
; output_file <filename>
; disable_pager
; display_mode <mode>
; disable_cmdline
;
; "output_file" must be followed by a filename.
;
; "mode" must be one of the following values:
; dump
; color
; ps
; html
;
; if you run si as a cgi-bin program, use "disable_cmdline"
; this will prevent malicious users from sending potentially
; damaging commands to si
;
; Every section the user wants displayed must be listed in
; this file. Unlike the command-line options, where none
; listed none defaults to displaying all, none listed
; means none displayed.
;
; When the semicolon (;) is the first character of any line,
; the line is treated as a comment, and ignored.
;
; The following is an example of a possible configuration file:
show_system
show_memory
show_kernel
disable_cmdline
output_file si.output
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