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#  $Id
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------
#     R e s o u r c e  F i l e   f o r  C h k l o g s  G U I
# 
# Set the EditorCommand to whatever you want your editor to be.
# Command line parameters are allowed.  If EditorCommand is not set,
# then the environment variable EDITOR is used. Good examples are:
# 	set EditorCommand "emacs"
# 	set EditorCommand "xterm -e vi"
# 	set EditorCommand "xedit"
#
set EditorCommand "xedit"

#
# InstallDir must be set the to directory in which the ChkLogs
# Perl scripts reside (chklogs, chklogsadm). The library chklogs.pl
# must have been installed where the other Perl libs/modules are,
# usually /usr/lib/perl*/
#
set InstallDir /usr/local/sbin

#
# ConfFile is where ChkLogs configuration file resides, this contains
# information about which logs we are to control
#
set ConfFile	/etc/chklogs.conf

#
# LibDir is the directory where the library files of the ChkLogs GUI
# and other tools I might distribute. Or any other path as long as it
# is valid and the right stuff is put there for the programs to
# function properly.
set LibDir	/usr/local/lib/chklogs

#
# RcFile is where the database file of ChkLogs is located (and named),
# that file is *not* for manual editing, do not tamper with ChkLogs 
# operation! Not used so far.
#
set RcFile	/var/log/.chklogs.rc

#
# This determines whether we want to enable the Confirm dialogs,
# for example when File | Quit or File | New are selected.
# Allowed values: yes | no
#
set Confirm	yes

#
# Start directory used by the directory navigator in the Add Log
# routines. This start directory should in principle be the one
# where most of your system logs are located such as /var/log or
# /usr/adm depending on your system
#
set navStartDir 	/var/log
