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Reconfiguring the Makefile

  Here you will find the options you can change in the makefile to change the behaviour of the daemon. If you do not set any of these variables, a default value is used. Any of these options can be added to the line OPTIONFLAGS in the makefile in the form
-D<optionname>=<value>
such as this:
-DDEFAULT_INTERVALL=3
If not indicated otherwise, you must specify a value for each option you use. If you want the default value to be used, do not add the option name to this line. Other options just have to be defined to change the behaviour (they have the line ``No value must be specified'' in their description below). These options can be added in the following form:
-D<optionname>

Makefile options are checked and corrected if necessary (there are some options that won't work together). This is done in the include file process_options.h. Do not change this file, as the restrictions imposed are necessary. You might get it to compile using incompatible options together, but it will break at runtime (according to Murphy's law: when you expect it least).


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Fri Sep 25 18:04:42 GMT 1998