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Run-time configurations control Aptus client behavior, the group run-time configuration file is located in the groupfs /var/opt/aptus/mygroup/groupfs/etc/var/opt/aptusgroup.conf. It is used during Aptus client startup initialization. The host specific run-time configuration file is located in the hostfs at /var/opt/aptus/mygroup/hosts/myhostname/etc/var/opt/aptushost.conf. The init process will read the aptusgroup.conf first, then it will read the aptushost.conf. The configuration in aptushost.conf will override settings in the group, if you not specify any settings in the file, it will default follow the group settings.
The swap file size in megabytes. The default value is 128, you may change this option to suit your need. The setting will take effect on next reboot. Note, this has no effect on local swap partition and only apply to local swap file or NFS swap file.
The NFS swap server's IP address. If unspecified, the Aptus server is used.
The NFS export path of the swap server. The default value is /var/netswap.
The local swap partition or the local device to be used by the local swap file. The default value is auto means autodetect, you can specify a partition to use. If the target partition is a Linux swap partition, it is automatically used as a swap partition, otherwise it will attempt to mount the file system at /mnt/local. Currently, support most of the Linux file systems except NTFS. See LOCAL_SWAP_MOUNT_OPTION for mount time options for local swap device.
If the LOCAL_SWAP is not a swap partition type, a local swap file is used instead. This sets the local swap file name, .
The mount options for the local disk for swap, some file systems like fat requires special mount options like setting the default umask of file, uid, and gid. You may specify mount options here.
Note, specifying OPTION= in aptushost.conf will cause the system to use its default value, since OPTION= means an empty string.
