systemitem

systemitem — A system-related item or term.

Synopsis

systemitem ::=

Zero or more of:
- text
- phrase (db._phrase)
- replaceable
- Graphic inlines
  - inlinemediaobject
- Ubiquitous inlines

Attributes

Common attributes and common linking attributes.

Additional attributes:

At most one of:
- class (enumeration)
  - “daemon”
  - “domainname”
  - “etheraddress”
  - “event”
  - “eventhandler”
  - “filesystem”
  - “fqdomainname”
  - “groupname”
  - “interface”
  - “ipaddress”
  - “library”
  - “macro”
  - “netmask”
  - “newsgroup”
  - “osname”
  - “process”
  - “protocol”
  - “resource”
  - “securitycontext”
  - “server”
  - “service”
  - “systemname”
  - “username”
- All or none of:
  - class (enumeration)
    - “other”
  - otherclass (NMTOKEN)

Description

A systemitem identifies any system-related item or term. The class attribute defines a number of common system-related terms.

Many inline elements in DocBook are, in fact, system related. Some of the objects identified by the class attribute on systemitem may eventually migrate out to become separate inline elements, and some inline elements may migrate into systemitem.

Processing expectations

Formatted inline.

Attributes

Common attributes and common linking attributes.

class

Identifies the nature of the system item

Enumerated values:
“daemon”	A daemon or other system process (syslogd)
“domainname”	A domain name (example.com)
“etheraddress”	An ethernet address (00:05:4E:49:FD:8E)
“event”	An event of some sort (SIGHUP)
“eventhandler”	An event handler of some sort (hangup)
“filesystem”	A filesystem (ext3)
“fqdomainname”	A fully qualified domain name (my.example.com)
“groupname”	A group name (wheel)
“interface”	A network interface (eth0)
“ipaddress”	An IP address (127.0.0.1)
“library”	A library (libncurses)
“macro”	A macro
“netmask”	A netmask (255.255.255.192)
“newsgroup”	A newsgroup (comp.text.xml)
“osname”	An operating system name (Hurd)
“process”	A process (gnome-cups-icon)
“protocol”	A protocol (ftp)
“resource”	A resource
“securitycontext”	A security context (a role, permission, or security token, for example)
“server”	A server (mail.example.com)
“service”	A service (ppp)
“systemname”	A system name (hephaistos)
“username”	A user name (ndw)

otherclass

Identifies the nature of the non-standard system item

Parents

These elements contain systemitem: caption (db.html.caption), citetitle, computeroutput, emphasis, entry, link, literallayout, para, phrase (db.phrase), programlisting, quote, subtitle, td, term, th, title, titleabbrev, userinput.

Children

The following elements occur in systemitem: text, inlinemediaobject, phrase (db._phrase), replaceable, subscript, superscript.

Examples

 1 |<article xmlns='http://docbook.org/ns/docbook'
   |         xmlns:xlink='http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink'>
   |<title>Example systemitem</title>
   | 
 5 |<para>For many years, O'Reilly's primary web server, 
   |<link xlink:href="http://www.oreilly.com/">http://www.oreilly.com/</link>,
   |was hosted by <application>WN</application> on
   |<systemitem class="systemname">helio.oreilly.com</systemitem>.
   |</para>
10 | 
   |</article>

For many years, O'Reilly's primary web server, http://www.oreilly.com/, was hosted by WN on helio.oreilly.com.