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# RHQ_AGENT_IN_BACKGROUND - If this is defined, the RHQ Agent JVM will

# be launched in the background (thus causing this script to exit immediately). If the value is

# something other than "nofile", it will be assumed to be a full file path which this script will

# create and will contain the agent VM's process pid value. If this is not defined, the VM is

# launched in foreground and this script blocks until the VM exits, at which time this

# script will also exit. NOTE: this should only be used by the rhq-agent-wrapper.sh script.

# If you want to launch the agent in the background, use that script to do so instead of

# setting this variable.

#RHQ_AGENT_IN_BACKGROUND=rhq-agent.pid

#=====================================================================

# THE FOLLOWING ARE USED SOLELY FOR THE rhq-agent-wrapper.sh SCRIPT

# RHQ_AGENT_PIDFILE_DIR - When rhq-agent-wrapper.sh is used to start

# the agent, it runs the process in background and writes its pid to a pidfile. The default

# location of this pidfile is in the agent's /bin directory. If you want to have the pidfile

# written to another location, set this environment variable. This value must be a full path to a

# directory with write permissions.

RHQ_AGENT_PIDFILE_DIR="/var/run"

# RHQ_AGENT_START_COMMAND - If defined, this is the command that will be

# executed to start the agent. Use this to customize how the agent process

# is started (e.g., with "su" or "sudo"). This completely overrides the command used

# to start the agent - you must ensure you provide a valid command that starts the agent

# script 'rhq-agent.sh'. Note that if this start command requires the

# user to enter a password, you can show a prompt to the user if you set the variable

# RHQ_AGENT_PASSWORD_PROMPT. Also note that if your agent install directory

# has spaces in its name, you might have to do some special string manipulation to get the

# agent script to start. See below for an example of how to do this.

#RHQ_AGENT_START_COMMAND="su -m -l user -c '${RHQ_AGENT_HOME}/bin/rhq-

# agent.sh'"

#RHQ_AGENT_START_COMMAND="su -m -l user -c '$(echo ${RHQ_AGENT_HOME}|sed 's/

# /\\ /')/bin/rhq-agent.sh'"

# RHQ_AGENT_PASSWORD_PROMPT - if "true", this indicates that the user

# that is to run the agent must type the password on the console in order to run.

# Therefore, "true" forces a prompt message to appear on the console. If this is

# defined, but not equal to "true", the value itself will be used as the prompt string.

# This is not defined by default. Note that this setting does nothing more than simply

# printing a message to the console.

#RHQ_AGENT_PASSWORD_PROMPT=true

A.6 Blade and Virtual Connect Configuration

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