Computer Associates BABNWUP900NE6 Clients Agents Guide - Page 44

UNIX, Linux, and Mac OS X Client Agent Configuration File Common Agent Configuration File Structure Each section of the agent.cfg file contains groups of fields that directly correspond to an installed client agent on a UNIX, Linux, or Mac OS X device in the backup network. Except for the agent home directory location, all fields in the file are predetermined. The environment variable field (ENV) contents are also determined during client agent installation and configuration. However, if required, you can enter values for this variable into the file manually. You should modify the agent.cfg only in certain circumstances; for example, if you wanted to associate an additional environment field with a particular database. Note: Modifications to the agent.cfg file take effect only after the client agent machine is started (or stopped and restarted). An example of the agent.cfg file is shown in the following table, with a description of each agent field. File Contents Field Description [0] [4] NAME BABagntux Object type, a predefined number of a specific client agent in the network for UNIX and Linux Object type, a predefined number of a specific client agent in the network for Mac OS X Name of the client agent VERSION nn.n HOME /opt/CA/BABuagent Release and version number of the client agent Default home directory for the client agent #ENV CA_ENV_DEBUG_LEVEL=4 Environment variable passed to the client agent #ENV CAAGPERF_ENABLE=1 Enables the features Snapshot and Direct I/O on Solaris and HP. For more information, see the section Configure Snapshot and Direct I/O ENV LD_LIBRARY_PATH Shared library search path for Sun, Linux, Tru64, and Mac OS X ENV SHLIB_PATH Shared library search path for HP ENV LIBPATH Shared library search path for AIX BROWSER cabr Browser module for the client agent 44 Client Agents Guide