"# SAMPLE RECKONER CONFIGURATION FILES\n# Reckoner uses a YAML formatted file to define the checks\n# that it should perform. The file has two sections,\n# the 'check' section and the 'mail' section.\n\n# The check section contains a list of check blocks, each \n# of which defines one set of checks.\ncheck:\n\n # Define default settings for all of your check blocks.\n # This default check sets my home directory as a default\n # base path for my checks.\n #\n # The default_check block is not required.\n default_check:\n base_path: /home/geoffk\n\n # This is the simplest possible check. It simply ensures\n # that there exists a file named '.bash_history'. Since this\n # check doesn't overwrite the default 'base_path' it will\n # check for this file in '/home/geoffk'\n geoff_check:\n files: .bash_history\n\n # This check block, named 'etc-files', sets its own base\n # path of '/etc' and then checks that two files,\n # 'redhat-release' and 'inittab', exist there. Note the\n # use of square brackets and the comma to make a list of files.\n etc-files:\n base_path: /etc\n files: [fake-file, inittab]\n\n # This check ensures that two files exist and that they are \n # at least 1kb in size and have been updated in the last\n # three days. \n desktop-files:\n base_path: /home/geoffk/Desktop\n files: [bookmarks.html, songs.txt]\n freshness: 3 days\n minimum_size: 1 kb\n\n# The mail section is required for email notifications. The only\n# required setting inside the mail section is 'to'. \nmail:\n to: DESTINATION EMAIL ADDRESS\n #from: defaults to current user \n #subject_prefix: \"RECKONER:\"\n #always_email: true\n\n"