If I give mon the -d parameter, I get the following:
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basedir [/usr/lib/mon]
cfbasedir [/usr/ha/mon-0.99.2/etc]
cf [/usr/ha/mon-0.99.2/mon.cf]
statedir [/usr/lib/mon/state.d]
logdir [/var/log/mon]
authfile [/usr/ha/mon-0.99.2/etc/auth.cf]
ocfile [/usr/ha/mon-0.99.2/etc/oncall.cf]
userfile [monusers.cf]
dtlogfile [/var/log/mon/downtime]
historicfile[/var/log/mon/history]
monerrfile [/var/log/mon/errfile]
scriptdir [/usr/ha/mon-0.99.2/mon.d]
alertdir [/usr/ha/mon-0.99.2/alert.d]
M fping.monitor=[/usr/ha/mon-0.99.2/mon.d/fping.monitor]
M telnet.monitor=[/usr/ha/mon-0.99.2/mon.d/telnet.monitor]
M http.monitor=[/usr/ha/mon-0.99.2/mon.d/http.monitor]
A mail.alert=[/usr/ha/mon-0.99.2/alert.d/mail.alert]
A file.alert=[/usr/ha/mon-0.99.2/alert.d/file.alert]
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Look ok does it not?
/S�ren
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