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- #ident "@(#)cs_tpconfig.dfl 1.2"
-
- # This is the file "cs_tpconfig". It is used to disable "trusted
- # path" semantics on specific devices used by the connection server.
- #
- # The following example illustrates how this is done.
- #
- # In this example, the connection server will open "/dev/tty00"
- # without establishing a "trusted path" connection. The other
- # devices will be opened using a "trusted path" connection.
- #
- # /dev/tty00=no
- # /dev/term/01=yes
- # /dev/tty02=
- #
- # The device name specifed must match the device name used by
- # the connection server. This information is stored in the file:
- #
- # /etc/uucp/Devices
- #
- # If the specified device is not listed in the "cs_tpconfig" file, the
- # connection is established according to the value of TPDEFAULT. Also,
- # any device listed in this file for non-trusted path use must be
- # explicitly disabled in the port monitor file.
- #
- # The "defadm" command should be used as the interface to add data to
- # this file. For example, the following command will turn off the
- # "trusted path" semantics for "/dev/tty00":
- #
- # defadm cs_tpconfig /dev/tty00=no
- #
- # For all NAME=value strings any value other than ``no'' defaults to
- # ``yes'' (including a NULL value).
-