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# rigtop configuration. Every setting is optional: remove the "#" in front
# of one to change it from the default shown. Saved edits apply while
# rigtop runs. More: https://github.com/akivajp/rigtop#configuration
# Hosts to monitor over SSH; each also gets a tab and an overview card.
#[[hosts]]
#name = "nas" # also the ssh destination unless `ssh` is given
#ssh = "admin@nas.local"
#command = "/usr/local/bin/rigtop --agent"
#sections = ["storage", "cpu", "network"]
#[hosts.alerts] # this host's thresholds, over [alerts]
#filesystem_warning_percent = 95
#[overview]
#sections = ["cpu", "gpu", "memory", "processes", "network", "storage"]
#include_local = true # a card for this machine
#processes = 10 # processes per card
#alerts_first = false # cards of hosts with alerts first
#[alerts]
# When readings become alerts (0 turns one off).
#filesystem_warning_percent = 90
#filesystem_critical_percent = 97
#filesystem_full_warning_hours = 24 # full this soon at the last half hour's rate
#cpu_warning_celsius = 96 # hottest CPU reading
#gpu_warning_celsius = 85
#drive_warning_celsius = 70 # SMART or NVMe sensor
#memory_warning_percent = 90 # memory in use (without cache)
#gpu_memory_warning_percent = 0 # VRAM; frameworks reserve most of it
#memory_pressure_warning_percent = 10
#io_pressure_warning_percent = 30
#ignored_units = [] # failed systemd units not to warn about
#[network]
#show_addresses = true # the shown interface's addresses (TUI `i`, GUI "IP")
#public_ip = false # also look up the public IPv4 address (contacts public_ip_url)
#public_ip_url = "https://api.ipify.org"
#public_ip_interval = "30m"
#[gpu]
#integrated = "compact" # an iGPU next to a discrete GPU: "compact" (one line), "hide" or "full"
#[sensors]
# Names for sensor channels, keyed by the channel key rigtop shows, and
# channels to hide (the GUI's "sensors…" edits these).
#labels = { "nct6686:nct6683.2592/fan1" = "CPU fan" }
#hidden = ["nct6686:nct6683.2592/temp4"]
#[notifications]
#level = "critical" # rigtop-gui: "critical", "warning" or "off"
#[updates]
#check = true # look for new releases on github.com
#interval = "1h"
#notify = true
#[watch]
# rigtop --watch: a command run when an alert appears or clears on any host.
#command = "" # e.g. 'curl -s -d "$RIGTOP_MESSAGE" https://ntfy.sh/my-topic'
#level = "critical" # or "warning" ("off" runs nothing)
#cleared = true
#interval = "10s"
#offline_after = "3m"
#timeout = "30s"
#processes = [] # programs to announce the exit of, e.g. ["train.py"]
#[tui]
#hidden_panels = [] # e.g. ["gpu", "network"]
#show_widgets = true
# The process table, as the keys leave it: the sort column ("pid", "name",
# "threads", "user", "container", "memory", "cpu", "disk", "gpu", "vram"),
# the tree, kernel threads and the per-container summary.
#sort = "cpu"
#tree = false
#kernel_threads = false
#containers = false
#[[widgets]]
#name = "Clock"
#builtin = "clock"
#[smart]
#dir = "/var/lib/rigtop/smart"
#[btrfs]
#scrub_dir = "/var/lib/rigtop/btrfs"
#[lhm]
# Windows: LibreHardwareMonitor's web server ("" to disable).
#url = "http://127.0.0.1:8085/data.json"
#[ups]
# Network UPS Tools' upsd, for the state of UPSes ("" to disable; nothing
# shows when nothing listens there). The port is 3493 if left out.
#address = "127.0.0.1:3493"