/etc/raider/ Current File: //etc/raider/raider.conf
#
# RAIDER configuration file. 
# LiquidWeb, Inc.
#
# All parameters in this file follow this convention:
# [ 1 = enable 0 = disable ]

# Disable this if you only want RAIDER sending email notifications. By default 
# this is enabled, so RAIDER will send API notifications.

api_notifications = 1

# The address email notifications will go to. If the 'api_notifications'
# parameter is enabled, this email address will only be used in the case that 
# the API server is down. If 'api_notifications' is disabled, all notifications 
# will be emailed to this address.

contact_email = support@liquidweb.com

# Enable this option if you want RAIDER to populate JSON files containing
# various information about the RAID controller (if present), and any
# associated disks. This option is required by provisioning, and should never
# be disabled where provisioning applies. In addition, for enhanced
# disk/controller reporting when using Sonar, this option must be enabled.

get_info = 1

# Enable this only if you want RAIDER to notify you of RAIDs that are in the
# process of rebuilding.
 
ignore_rebuilding_array = 0

# Enable or disable BBU (battery backup unit) checks. Currently only Adaptec
# and MegaraidSAS (LSI) cards are supported.

enable_bbu_checks = 1

# Enable or disable Mdraid software RAID monitoring. This option must be
# enabled for mdraid_monitoring_whitelisted_devices to take affect.

enable_mdraid_notifications = 1

# If you populate this field with MD device(s), only these MD devices will be
# monitored. This is useful if say, you programmatically create temporary MD
# devices, and don't really care to have them monitored. In such a case, using
# this option would allow monitoring on your valid more permanent MD devices,
# ignoring the temporary ones. 
# 
# The following example would monitor only md0 and md1, ignoring any other 
# present MD device:
# mdraid_monitoring_whitelisted_devices = md0:md1
#
# By default this option is '0', which means nothing is whitelisted so every
# present MD device will be monitored (if above enable_mdraid_notifications
# option is enabled).

mdraid_monitoring_whitelisted_devices = 0

# Time (in seconds) that a locally cached PCI device id will be considered
# valid. Once this duration is met, an updated copy will be fetched remotely.
# This option does nothing if api_notifications are disabled.

local_pci_device_id_cache_duration = 28800

# Monitor a (supported) RAID controllers temperature, and alert abnormalities.
# Currently only Adaptec/Microsemi cards are supported.

cntlr_temp_checks = 1