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.TH "sos.conf" "5" "SOSREPORT" "sosreport configuration file"
.SH NAME
sos.conf \- sosreport configuration
.SH DESCRIPTION
.sp
sosreport uses a configuration file at /etc/sos/sos.conf.
.SH PARAMETERS
.sp
There are sections for each sos component, as well as global values and
those for plugin options. Options are set using 'ini'-style
\fBname = value\fP pairs. Disabling/enabling a boolean option
is done the same way like on command line (e.g. process.lsof=off).
Some options accept a comma separated list of values.
Using options that don't expect a value (like all-logs or no-report)
will result in enabling those options, regardless of value set.
Sections are parsed in the ordering:
.br
- \fB[global]\fP
.br
- \fB[component]\fP
.br
- \fB[plugin_options]\fP
.TP
\fB[global]\fP
<option> Sets (long) option value. Short options (i.e. z=auto)
are not supported.
.TP
\fB[component]\fP
Each component will have a separate section, and it will support the options
that particular component provides. These are readily identifiable in the
\fB--help\fP output for each component, E.G. \fBsos report --help\fP.
.TP
\fB[plugin_options]\fP
Alter available options for defined (and loaded) plugins.
Takes the form plugin.option = value, for example \fBrpm.rpmva = true\fP.
.SH EXAMPLES
To use quiet and batch mode with 10 threads:
.LP
[global]
.br
batch=yes
.br
build=true
.br
threads=10
.sp
To disable the 'host' and 'filesys' plugins:
.LP
[report]
.br
noplugins = host,filesys
.sp
To disable rpm package verification in the RPM plugin:
.LP
[plugin_options]
.br
rpm.rpmva = off
.br
.SH FILES
.sp
/etc/sos/sos.conf
.SH SEE ALSO
.sp
sos-report(1)
sos-collect(1)
sos-clean(1)
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