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infrastructure/mk/bsd.port.mk to fix pkg-readmes ownership. RackMonkey is a tool for managing racks of equipment such as servers and switches. You can keep track of what's where, which OS it runs, who it belongs to and what it's used for. RackMonkey quickly finds any device and draws a rack diagram of its location.
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$OpenBSD: patch-conf_rackmonkey_conf-default,v 1.1.1.1 2010/10/28 14:33:54 sthen Exp $
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--- conf/rackmonkey.conf-default.orig Sun Sep 13 12:21:15 2009
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+++ conf/rackmonkey.conf-default Mon Sep 20 22:26:52 2010
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@@ -7,14 +7,15 @@
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# NB. Comments must either start a line or follow whitespace
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-# Database Connection Settings
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-dbconnect =
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+# Database Connection Settings: example for SQLite with chroot'ed httpd
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+dbconnect = dbi:SQLite:dbname=/rackmonkey/db/rackmonkey.db
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dbuser =
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dbpass =
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# Path & URL Constants
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-tmplpath =
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-wwwpath =
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+wwwpath = /rackmonkey
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+tmplpath = /rackmonkey/tmpl # for chroot'ed httpd
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+#tmplpath = /var/www/rackmonkey/tmpl # if you use httpd -u
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# Plugins - to enable/disable a plugin uncomment/comment the appropriate line
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#plugin_xls = rack2xls.pl
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