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completeCommandLineOnAIX
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When set to '1', process information on the given host is obtained using the normal (system V) "ps" command instead of the custom AIX command.
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dfCommand
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df command executed to retrieve filesystems information for the given Linux and UNIX systems.
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dfCommand2
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df command executed to retrieve filesystem inode usage information for the given Linux and UNIX systems.
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fileFindCommand
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On Linux and UNIX systems, command line to retrieve all files matching the monitored file mask.
Default: find %{FILENAME} -prune.
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fileFindCommandOneDay
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On Linux and UNIX systems, command line to retrieve the list of files matching the monitored file mask that were created or modified less than 24 hours ago.
Default: find %{FILENAME} -prune -mtime -1.
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fileFindCommandSevenDays
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On Linux and UNIX systems, command-line to retrieve the list of files matching the monitored file mask that were created or modified less than 7 days ago.
Default: find %{FILENAME} -prune -mtime -8.
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maxFileSizeRead
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Maximum numbers of characters that should be read from a LOG file in a single collect to perform string searches, numeric value extractions, etc. Remaining text left will be read at the next collect.
Default: 33554432 bytes (32MB).
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newerFileFindCommand
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On Linux and UNIX systems, command line to retrieve all files matching the monitored file mask that are newer than the currently monitored file.
Default: find %{FILENAME} -prune -newer %{MONITOREDFILE}.
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psCommand
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ps command executed to retrieve process information for the given Linux or UNIX host.
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psCommand2
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Additional ps command executed to retrieve additional process information for the given Linux or UNIX host.
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psCommand3
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ps command executed to retrieve process performance data for the given Linux and UNIX systems.
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restartFromStartUponFileSizeDecrease
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When set to '1', LOG files on this host are read from the start if their size decreases, indicating the file was purged.
Default: 1.
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snmpRetryIntervals
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Specifies the interval (in milliseconds) at which the SNMP client must retry its requests until a response is received or the timeout is reached. (Comma-separated list of intervals in milliseconds).
Example: snmpRetryIntervals == 1000,5000,10000,15000 for the SNMP client to retry after 1 sec, then after 5 secs, then after 10 secs.
After 15 seconds, a timeout error will be triggered.
Empty = Not set.
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