Sample pslave.conf files
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#
# Secondary IP address of ethernet
#
#conf.eth_ip_alias 192.168.161.10
#conf.eth_mask_alias 255.255.255.0
#
# Remote Network File System where data buffering will be written instead
# of the default directory ‘/var/run/DB’. The directory tree to which the
# file will be written must be NFS-mounted.
#
# If data buffering is turned on for port 1, for example, the data will be
# stored in /tmp/ts_data_buffer/{ttyS1.data | serverfarm} on the machines
# with IP address 192.168.160.11. The remote host must have NFS installed
# and the administrator must create, export and allow reading/writing to
# this directory.
# The size of this file is not limited by the value of the parameter
# s1.data_buffering, though the value cannot be zero since a zero value turns
# off data buffering.
#
#conf.nfs_data_buffering 192.168.160.11:/tmp/ts_data_buffer
#
# Lock directory - The lock directory is /var/lock for the PortServer CM.
# It should not be changed unless the user decides to customize the
# operating system.
#
conf.lockdir /var/lock
#
# Location of the rlogin binary that accepts the “-i” flag.
#
