11-17-2014
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Originally Posted by
Corona688
Is this what the XML actually looks like, newlines and all, or has it been prettied up?
Not exactly, these are just sample tags,
Newlines are almost like same but spaces are not can be more or less. But the tag starts with <> and end with a </>. inbetween these two there are sub tags.
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LEARN ABOUT SUSE
splashy-config.xml
SPLASHY-CONFIG.XML(5) Splashy POSIX boot splash system SPLASHY-CONFIG.XML(5)
NAME
Splashy - a user-mode, POSIX and LSB compliant, boot splashing system for UNIX.
SYNOPSIS
/etc/splashy/config.xml - Splashy's configuration file
DESCRIPTION
/etc/splashy/config.xml sets splashy's behaviour during boot, shutdown inter-runlevel and error. It is an XML file where all values are
enclosed in tags
A tag is anything enclosed between < and >. An opening tag has the form "<tag>" while a closing tag has its name preceded with a backslash
() character as in "< ag>"
Tags can be considered as folders. Each tag either contains tags or contains a value
The value of the final tag affects in the field defined by its parents tags
The following tag folders are supported:
<splashy>
This tag is mandatory. It contains all splashy's configuration values, listed below.
The following values are supported:
<themes>
Absolute path to the directory containing the installed splashy themes. Default: /etc/splashy/themes
<current_theme>
Name of the theme to use. It must be the name of a directory in <themes>'s value's directory. Default: default
<default_theme>
Full path to a theme to fall back to if the theme specified in <current_theme>'s value can't be found. Default:
/etc/splashy/themes/default
<pid> Full path to the PID file splashy will use to store its PID so that other processes can know if it is running. Default:
/var/run/splashy.pid
Comments can be introduced by enclsing them between <!-- and -->. Blank lines are also ignored
EXAMPLES
The following is a complete and valid splashy configuration file:
<splashy>
<!-- themes directory: conventional path /etc/splashy/themes -->
<themes>/etc/splashy/themes</themes>
<!-- current theme could be relative the themes defined above or full path -->
<current_theme>default</current_theme>
<!-- full path to theme to fall back in case of problems. DO NOT CHANGE -->
<default_theme>/etc/splashy/themes/default</default_theme>
<!-- this defaults should be ok -->
<pid>/var/run/splashy.pid</pid>
</splashy>
NOTES
Values are refered by their tag name prefixed with all of its parent tag's names. For example: "/splashy/pid"
FILES
/etc/splashy/config.xml
Main configuration. Defines how splashy should be setup
/etc/splashy/themes/
Location where splashy themes are stored
SEE ALSO
splashy(1), splashy_config(1), splashy_config(1), splashy-theme.xml(5)
AUTHORS
Jacobo Vilella <jacobo221@gmail.com>
perl v5.12.1 2010-07-05 SPLASHY-CONFIG.XML(5)