#
# Autostart file
#
# List the primary and backup Stornext File System Services that 
# should be started at boot time.
#
# If the service is marked backup it will be launched in a standby mode
# and will only take control if the primary service is down other than
# by the "stop" command.
#
# If this file is changed, it will only be re-scanned if the CVFS Services
# Port Mapper (fsmpm) is notified. This is accomplished as follows:
#
# kill -USR1 `cat /usr/cvfs/bin/fsmpm.pid`
#
# This will force the port mapper to re-scan this file.
#
# 
# File Format:
# 
# Spaces and tabs may be used liberally.
# A comment is designated by a pound (#) sign in the first character of a line.
#
# Line format is (without the first pound sign):
#
#<fsname> [ . <priority>]
#
# where:
#
#    <fsname> is the name of the FSM file system. This must match
#       the configuration's file name, (<file_system_name>.cfg).
#       This name is Storage Area Network (SAN) wide and must be
#       unique across all the interconnected SAN machines.
#
#    [.] is required if the <priority> field is specified. It takes the
#	place of a deprecated parameter and is required for compatibility
#	with old fsmlist files.
#
#    [<priority>] is a number assigned to FSS services to give more
#	determinism to which service can take over a failed service. 
# 	The lower the value the higher the priority. If there is no priority
#	assigned to a service, it defaults to priority 0.
#	FSS Services with equal priority will not have deterministic fail
#	over characteristics.
#
#
# Below are some example file system service configuration lines.
#
#
# Example #1.
#
# This file system is named "default". The host name defaults to the same
# one the fsm port mapper uses. It is the only service for this file
# system.
#
#default
#
# Example #2.
#
# This file system service is named "example".
#
#example
#
# Example #3.
#
# Here is a list of services, some which are primary and some which are
# backup.
#
# File system default on the default host as a high priority service.
#
#default . 0
#
# File system "bar" on the default local host as a tertiary service.
#
#bar . 2
#
# File system "zup" on the default local host as a secondary service.
#
#zup . 1
#
# File system "zup" on the default local host with a second backup as well.
# Each backup can be assigned a different priority. This configuration 
# typically makes more sense on two different machines where one machine 
# should take priority over another in a fail-over situation.
#
#zup . 0
#zup . 1
#
#
# end
#