Yet another simple uptime client
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Yasuc is a simple but (hopefully) efficient uptime
client for the Uptime-Project.

Installation
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Just unpack the archive with:

	tar xjvf yasuc_<version>.tar.bz2

cd to the newly created directory and issue a 

	./install.sh

to install the binary and its configuration file as root.
Alternatively you can also just copy the files anywhere
you like because root-access is NOT neccessary to run yasuc.

Configuring/Running Yasuc
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There are three ways to run Yasuc:
	- edit the /etc/yasuc.conf and simply run
	  yasuc at the command prompt.
	- create your own config file and pass it
	  to yasuc using the -f option.

		yasuc -f /path/to/configfile

	- pass the user details directly to the
	  yasuc binary at runtime.

		yasuc -u user -p pass

If everything is correct, yasuc will return nothing
and simply exit to the console, but if an error occurs,
you will be notified with an appropriate message.
Additionally the result will also be written into the syslog.

To learn about other options, please type:

	yasuc -h

Now go to http://www.uptime-project.net
to register a user ;).

The Yasuc configuration file
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If you want to utilize the Yasuc configuration file,
you have to supply a least a user and a password.
The structure is pretty self-explanatory and everything
you don't need can be left out.

	sample content of configuration file:

	[global]
	user	= yourUsername
	password= yourPassword
	proxy	= no
	debug	= no

	[proxy]
	host	= your.Proxy.Host
	port	= 8080

	[debug]
	path	= /var/log/yasuc.log

Contact
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Sebastian R. - <iX99@uptime-project.net>
