#
# Rscan configuration file
#
# Format is:
#    "machine" machinename1,machinename2,machinename3 perlpath [modlist]
#
#  a "modlist" is a comma separated field of values, no spaces.
#  Individual scans can be selected and deselected with a modlist.
#
#  They are written as follows:
#
#     module_shortname[scanname1:scanname2:scanname3]
#
#       in which case only scans scanname1, scanname2, and scanname3 are run
#       when the module_shortname module is run.  The .pl extension should
#       be omitted, and they should be written as they appear in the
#       output of the "rscan -list" command.
#
#   They may also appear as:
#
#     module_shortname[-scanname1:-scanname2:-scanname3]
#
#       in which case all scans within the module_shortname module are run
#       EXCEPT for scanname1, scanname2, and scanname3.
#
#     NOTE:  You CANNOT mix the two types.  A modlist (for a particular module)
#            must contain all affirmatives or all negatives.  You can, of
#            course, have one module with affirmatives and one with
#            negatives.
#
#     NOTE:  If no modlist is specified, then the modlist is set to 'any'
#
#     NOTE:  When used on the command line, a modlist will probably need
#            to be enclosed in "double quotes" to protect it from the shell.
#            The double quotes should NOT be used in the config files.
#
#   So, a modlist might look like the following:
#
#      IRIX-security[suid:aliases:crontab],NetSecurity[-kernel:-sendmailcf]
#
#  if the machine is the "local" machine, or really in any case,
#  the hostname should be listed as *EXACTLY* what 'hostname'
#  returns, so it can be determined if it's the local host.
#
#  "perlpath" can be the word "same" if it's the same as the
#  perl process that runs rscan.  This is just a shortcut mostly for the
#  command line, but it works in the config file also.
#
#   A whole machine line might look like:
#    machine nagel,seurat,matisse   /usr/local/bin/perl  <modlist>
#      or
#    machine nagel,cassat,vangogh   same
#
# The other options are:
#
# "html reports"      Writes reports in HTML format instead of just
#                     ascii text.  Report names are also renamed to
#                     whatever teh format specifies with a ".html"
#                     appended.
#
# "separate reports"  to make a separate report for each machine.  The 
#                     default is not to have separate reports made.
#
# "reportdir dirname" to put reports into the directory dirname, the
#                     default is "./reports"
#
# "reportname format" where format is a string of chars, with no spaces,
#                     and has substitutions.  Valid subs are:
#                     %I  -- Integer time (seconds since Jan. 1, 1970)
#                     %H  -- the hostname of the machine being scanned,
#                            "network" if not using separate reports.
#                     %M  -- month number
#                     %D  -- day of the month number
#                     %Y  -- two-digit year number (ex "94")
#                     %h  -- hour when rscan was started.
#                     %m  -- minute when rscan was started.
#                     %s  -- second when rscan was started.
#
# "tempdir directory" sets the temporary directory that Rscan copies it's
#                     scanner and modules to on the remote machine to
#                     the named directory.  The default is /tmp.
#
#   so a "reportname scan-%H-%M.%D.%Y-%h:%m:%s" might produce files named
#   something like "scan-matisse-10.18.94-11:32:30"
#   The default value is "scan-%H-%M.%D.%Y-%h:%m:%s"
#



