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NAME
     ttsession_file  -  tell  ttsession  (1)   about   systemwide
     defaults.

SYNOPSIS
     /etc/default/ttsession

DESCRIPTION
     The file /etc/default/ttsession can be used to  control  the
     behavior of ttsession processes on the machine on which this
     file resides. Each line within the file is of the form VAR =
     value.   Currently  there  are  two  values which VAR may be
     assigned:

          AUTH = <security_options> [, lock=yes|no]
          COMPAT = allow_unauth_types_load = yes|no [, lock=yes|no]

  Format rules
     The format rules for a ttsesssion_file are:

     1. All lines must be command (VAR = value) lines.

     2. Words may be delimited by white space.

     3. A command  line of the form:

        AUTH = <security_options>

     follows the same  format fules which are used  in  the  "-a"
     option to ttsession(1).

     4. A command  line of the form:

        COMPAT = allow_unauth_types_load = yes|no

     means to allow("yes") or disallow("no")  users  to  success-
     fully      call      the      ToolTalk      API     function
     tt_session_types_load(3). The default is "no".

     5. Adding the comma seperated suffix:

          "lock = yes|no"

     to either of the format lines  allows  ("no")  or  disallows
     ("yes")  the  value  to be overridden by a given instance of
     ttsession(1) via arguments passed to the ttsession  process.
     The default is "no".

EXAMPLES
     This example allows calls to  tt_session_types_load(3)  sys-
     temwide:

          COMPAT = allow_unauth_types_load = yes

     This example sets systemwide security to a specified  level,
     and disallows per-session override on this host:

          AUTH  = gss,mechanism=kerberos_v5,qop=GSS_KRB5_CONF_C_QOP_DES, lock = yes

SEE ALSO
     ttsession(1)

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