# Configuration file for check_errpt script

# Use this file to ignore an IDENTIFIER when looking for
# new entries in errpt.

# Example. Let's say your error report looks something like this:

#  IDENTIFIER TIMESTAMP  T C RESOURCE_NAME  DESCRIPTION
#  B6267342   0105133010 P H hdisk2         DISK OPERATION ERROR
#  5A7598C3   0105133010 I O fscsi1         Additional FC SCSI Protocol Driver Infor
#  5A7598C3   0105133010 I O fscsi0         Additional FC SCSI Protocol Driver Infor
#  5A7598C3   0105133010 I O fscsi1         Additional FC SCSI Protocol Driver Infor
#  5A7598C3   0105133010 I O fscsi0         Additional FC SCSI Protocol Driver Infor

# We don't care about the 5A7598C3 on this box so we don't want to be alerted
# each and every time a new entry is added to the error report.
# To ignore it, we just put that entry in on a line by itself.
#
# Pretend the next line does not start with a # sign:
#5A7598C3

# Now, if this identifier is the only new entry in the report, the script
# will exit successfully and state that no new errors were discovered.

# You can put a comment after the indentifier and the script will parse it
# as expected.