# this section allows you to create property aliases

[aliases]

# mycheck = mode+md5

# put the files you want to monitor in the monitoring section
# Prelude FIC can handle local, http, and ftp files
#
# for local files, the available properties are:
# inode
# mode
# links
# uid
# gid
# size
# atime
# mtime
# ctime
# md5
# sha
#
# the default monitored properties are all the available properties minus atime
# and md5
#
# local files can be searched recursively and support globbing (ala shell)
# 
# for http files, the default monitored/available properties are:
# mtime
# size
# md5
#
# for ftp files, the default monitored/available properties are:
# size
# md5

[monitoring]

# monitor all files recursively in /etc
# /etc

# only monitor the directory "dir" (do not recurse over it nor process the files in it)
# =/dir

# add the sha property to the monitored properties
# /foo/bar +sha

# only monitor mtime
# /some/thing

# globbing is supported
# /foo/*

# the title ~ character and environnement variables are supported for local file paths
# ~/myfile
# $HOME/myfile