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3.3 Example Configuration

The following configuration file will assist us in further discussion. Its syntax is fairly straightforward:

A simple statement is written as identifier followed value. The two parts are separated by any amount of whitespace. Simple statements are terminated by semicolon.

A compound statement is written as identifier followed by a list of subordinate statements in curly braces. A tag (if present) is put between the identifier and the opening curly brace.

These syntax conventions roughly correspond to the Grecs configuration format, which cfpeek assumes by default (see grecs).

user smith;
group mail;
pidfile "/var/run/example";

logging {
    facility daemon;
    tag example;
}

program a {
    command "a.out";
    logging {
        facility local0;
        tag a;
    }
}

program b {
    command "b.out";
    wait yes;
    pidfile /var/run/b.pid;
}