<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<ivm:BaseConfig version="0.2" xmlns:ivm="http://www.eikke.com/ivm">

    <!-- Whether or not Ivman should daemonize itself.  Should almost always
         be true for the system-wide version of Ivman. -->
    <ivm:Option name="fork" value="true" />

    <!-- Whether or not to give debugging output.  Warning, this is very
         verbose! -->
    <ivm:Option name="debug" value="true" />

    <!-- whether or not system-wide ivman should sleep a little while before
         mounting volumes.  Default: true. -->
    <!--
    <ivm:Option name="sleep" value="false" />
    -->

    <!-- pidfile to use to ensure that only one instance of Ivman will
         be running -->
    <ivm:Option name="pidfile" value="/var/run/ivman.pid" />

    <!-- user for Ivman to run as.  You can then setup sudo rules for this
         user. -->
    <ivm:Option name="user" value="leycec" /> 
    <!--ivm:Option name="user" value="ivman" /--> 

    <!-- group for Ivman to run as. Should have permissions to run 'pmount'. -->
    <ivm:Option name="group" value="plugdev" />

    <!-- Mount devices having volume labels as "/media/$DEVICE_LABEL", rather
         than "/media/$DEVICE_NAME". Thus, for example, this mounts the first
	 EXT3-formatted filesystem of a SeaGate FreeAgent GO USB hard-drive 
	 as "/media/fa_ext3", rather than "/media/sda1".
      -->
    <!-- mount command.  default is autodetected.  Must be specified with
         umountcommand. -->
    <ivm:Option name="mountcommand" value="pmount-hal '$hal.block.device$' --exec" />
    <!--ivm:Option name="mountcommand" value="/etc/udev/bin/pmount.sh '$hal.block.device$'" /-->

    <!-- umount command.  default is autodetected.  Must be specified with
         mountcommand. -->
    <ivm:Option name="umountcommand" value="pumount '$hal.block.device$'" />
    <!--ivm:Option name="umountcommand" value="umount '$hal.block.device$'" /-->

    <!-- If using pmount, and running as a system-wide instance of Ivman,
         mount devices with this umask.  Default: 007                    -->
    <!--
    <ivm:Option name="umask" value="002" />
    -->
</ivm:BaseConfig>
