NAME
perfSONAR_PS::OWP::Conf
DESCRIPTION
This module is used to set configuration parameters for the OWP one-way-ping mesh configuration.
To add additional "scalar" parameters, just start using them. If the new parameter is a BOOL then also add it to the BOOL hash here. If the new parameter is an array then add it to the ARRS hash.
new()
TDB
resolve_path()
TDB
load_line()
grok a single line from the config file, and adding that parameter into the hash ref passed in, unless skip is set.
load_regex_section()
TDB
load_subhash()
TDB
load_subfile()
TDB
load_file()
TDB
init()
TDB
get_ref()
TDB
get_val()
This is a convienence routine that returns no value if the value isn't retrievable.
must_get_val()
This is a convienence routine that dies with an error message if the value isn't retrievable.
get_sublist()
This is a convienence routine that returns values from a LIST if and only if the sub-hash has a particular value set.
must_get_sublist()
This is a convienence routine that dies with an error message if the value isn't retrievable.
dump_hash()
TDB
dump()
TDB
get_mesh_description()
The Remaining functions should probably be moved into another module. They assume a particular set of configuration options exist in the file.
get_names_info()
Returns a list of crucial directories and filenames for the given resolution. $datadirname is the link's data directory $rel_dir is its (www) relative directory $filename is only useful with mode 2, where it gives a relative name for the summary line $mode indicates whether the summary file is needed.
get_rel_path()
Make a full www path out of the relative one.
USAGE
my $conf = new perfSONAR_PS::OWP::Conf([
NODE => nodename,
CONFDIR => path/to/confdir,
])
NODE will default to ($node) = ($hostname =~ /^.*-(/w)/) CONFDIR will
default to $HOME
The config files can have sections that are only relevant to a particular
system/node/addr by using the pseudo httpd.conf file syntax:
<OS=$regex>
osspecificsettings val
</OS>
The names for the headings are OS and Host. $regex is a text string used to
match uname -s, and uname -n. It can contain the wildcard chars '*' and '?'
with '*' matching 0 or more occurances of *anything* and '?' matching
exactly 1 occurance of *anything*.SEE ALSO
To join the 'perfSONAR-PS' mailing list, please visit:
https://mail.internet2.edu/wws/info/i2-perfsonarThe perfSONAR-PS subversion repository is located at:
https://svn.internet2.edu/svn/perfSONAR-PSQuestions and comments can be directed to the author, or the mailing list. Bugs, feature requests, and improvements can be directed here:
https://bugs.internet2.edu/jira/browse/PSPSVERSION
$Id: Conf.pm 1877 2008-03-27 16:33:01Z aaron $
AUTHOR
Jeff Boote, boote@internet2.edu Jason Zurawski, zurawski@internet2.edu
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