
You are probably reading this file since you got it in your mailbox
by a cronjob.  Welcome!

There are 4 different ways to get rid of this somewhat annoying hourly
message from cron:

1) RTFM and configure systraq.  Systraq documentation is likely installed
   in a location like /usr/share/doc/systraq/ .  Remove the file
   systraq_is_unconfigured (probably in /etc/systraq/) when done.
2) Purge the systraq package from your system.
3) If systraq was installed from a package for your distribution, your
   package maintainer might have supplied configuration files, specifically
   tweaked for your system.  These are likely installed in
   /usr/share/doc/systraq/examples/<distributionname>/
   snapshot_{pub,root}.{home,}list .  Copy these to /etc/systraq/ .  Remove
   the file systraq_is_unconfigured (probably in /etc/systraq/) when done.
4) Execute
    # touch /etc/systraq/i_want_a_broken_systraq
   (proper location could vary).

See st_snapshot.hourly(1) for more information.

# $Id: systraq_is_unconfigured 236 2005-02-14 06:08:47Z joostvb $
