connmgrrc(5) network utility config connmgrrc(5)
NAME
connmgrrc - configuration file for connmgr and associated utilities.
DESCRIPTION
This is the configuration file for sshmgr, sftpmgr, scmdmgr, scpput,
scpget, ftpmgr, telnetmgr, rloginmgr, rshmgr, rcpget and rcpput. This
configuration file allows for the full customization of the binary
applications utilized along with the simple profile system. The
[options] section provides for the advance configuration of the appli-
cations in the [binaries] section.
SYNTAX
connmgrrc is broken up into six different sections. Here are the
details regarding each:
[settings]
logging - can be either "on" or "off". Currently unused.
logfile - path and filename for the logging mechanism.
[options]
ssh_port - ssh command parameter for specifying the port
ssh_user - ssh command parameter for sprcifying the username
sftp_port - sftp command parameter for specifying the port
sftp_user - sftp command parameter for sprcifying the username
scmd_port - scmd command parameter for specifying the port
scmd_user - scmd command parameter for sprcifying the username
scp_port - scp command parameter for specifying the port
scp_user - scp command parameter for specifying the username
scp_quiet - scp command parameter for specifying silent operation
scp_verbose - scp command parameter for specifying the verbosity
scp_recurse - scp command parameter for specifying recursiveness
tel_user - telnet command parameter for specifying the username
ftp_port - ftp command parameter for specifying the port
ftp_user - ftp command parameter for sprcifying the username
rlogin_port - rlogin command parameter for specifying the port
rlogin_user - rlogin command parameter for sprcifying the username
rsh_user - rsh command parameter for sprcifying the username
rcp_recurse - rcp command parameter for specifying recursiveness
[ssh]
user - the username for this profile
host - the hostname for this profile
port - the port for this profile
pcmd - a shell command that is executed before connecting
[telnet]
user - the username for this profile
host - the hostname for this profile
port - the port for this profile
[ftp]
user - the username for this profile
host - the hostname for this profile
port - the port for this profile
[rsh]
user - the username for this profile
host - the hostname for this profile
port - the port for this profile
The three sections [ssh], [ftp] and [telnet] are relatively the same
(sshmgr has one extra variable, pcmd). These variables are declared in
a special way in order to achieve the effect of defining profiles. The
syntax is as follows:
variable profile = "value"
All of the previous configuration variables are "standard" variables
declared in a conventional way (variable = value).
An example profile named "ex" would be something like this:
user ex = "username"
host ex = "some.host.fqdn.or.ip/"
port ex = "21"
SEE ALSO
connmgr(1)
AUTHOR
Kevin C. Krinke <kckrinke@opendoorsoftware.com>
Kevin C. Krinke 1.0.0 connmgrrc(5)