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Template: uptimed/interval
Type: string
Default: 3600
_Description: Delay between database updates (seconds):
 Uptimed will update its database regularly so that the uptime
 doesn't get lost in case of a system crash. You can set how frequently
 this will happen (use higher values if you want to avoid disk activity,
 for instance on a laptop).

Template: uptimed/maxrecords
Type: string
Default: 500
_Description: Number of records that should be kept:
 Uptimed can limit the number of records to be kept to the highest n,
 to keep an unlimited number of records set this value to 0
 .
 Be aware that uptime data will be lost if the limit has been reached and/or the number records is reduced.

Template: uptimed/mail/do_mail
Type: select
__Choices: Never, Record, Milestone, Both
Default: Never
_Description: Send mails if a milestone or record is reached:
 Uptimed can be configured to send a mail each time a record is broken or a
 "milestone" is reached. You can choose whether you:
 .
  * never want to receive these mails;
  * want to be notified only when a record is broken;
  * would like to know about milestones;
  * are interested in both.

Template: uptimed/mail/address
Type: string
Default: root
_Description: Uptimed email recipient:
 Since you have chosen to be sent emails, you should specify where to send
 these mails.

Template: uptimed/mail/milestones_info
Type: note
_Description: Milestone configuration must be done manually
 The milestones must
 be configured manually in /etc/uptimed.conf. Since you have chosen to
 receive emails for milestones you probably want to modify that file.
