Editing Example Cartographer Agent Configuration (section)

== cartographer-local.xml ==

* ''<cartographerLocal version="1"> </cartographerLocal>'' XML element identifies the configuration file and its version.  Agents distribute and read newer versions.  Version numbers should be monotonically increasing integers.

* The ''<system name="hostname"> </system>'' XML element delimits configuration directives for the specified system.  You can place multiple system elements in the cartographer-local.xml configuration file.  Hostname can be a FQDN or partial.

* ''<dependency> </dependency>'' XML element can be used to add static dependencies via this configuration directive.  This directive is helpful if you have a known dependency that Cartographer is not able to discover.  Configuring dependencies this way ensures that they included in Cartographer's intelligence algorithms.

* ''<logfileDependency> </logfileDependency>'' XML element can be used to discover dependencies by scanning logfiles using regular expressions and adding dependencies when matches occur.

* ''<logfileMonitor> </logfileMonitor>'' XML element can be used to scan logfiles for regular expressions and send XMP events when matches occur.

Here is an example ''cartographer-local.xml'' configuration file.

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<?xml version="1.0"?>

<cartographerLocal version="20"
   xmlns="http://xmlns.krupczak.org/xsd/xmpdconfigs-1.0">

<system name="vmguest">
  <dependency>
    <dependClient>127.0.0.1</dependClient>
    <dependServer>vmhost</dependServer>
    <dependType>dependVM</dependType>
    <dependArgs></dependArgs>
    <dependReference>dependOutbound</dependReference>
  </dependency>
</system>

<system name="emailServer">
  <logfileDependency>
   <logfile>/var/log/maillog</logfile>
     <dependType>dependEmail</dependType>
     <addExpression>imap-login.*user=(.*),.*rip=(.*), lip</addExpression>
     <removeExpression></removeExpression>
     <dependClient>$2</dependClient>
     <dependServer>emailServer</dependServer>
     <dependArgs>user='$1'</dependArgs>
     <scanInterval>120</scanInterval>
     <timeout>3600</timeout>
  </logfileDependency>
</system>

</pre>