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migrate guts of these /etc/foo.conf config files into /etc/default/foo.conf, and source the latter in the former. this makes it easier for a sysadmin to upgrade the default files without affecting local config, and retains the semantics that the /etc/foo.conf files are the actual files that are edited (as opposed to /etc/foo.local.conf or /etc/foo.conf.local or whatever, which isn't as intuitive).
2000-08-22 03:06:22 +04:00
# $NetBSD: security.conf,v 1.7 2000/08/21 23:06:23 lukem Exp $
add configuration file for security, as security.conf. the file allows each action taken by security to be turned on or off.
1997-01-05 14:46:12 +03:00
#
# see security.conf(5) for more information.
migrate guts of these /etc/foo.conf config files into /etc/default/foo.conf, and source the latter in the former. this makes it easier for a sysadmin to upgrade the default files without affecting local config, and retains the semantics that the /etc/foo.conf files are the actual files that are edited (as opposed to /etc/foo.local.conf or /etc/foo.conf.local or whatever, which isn't as intuitive).
2000-08-22 03:06:22 +04:00
if [ -r /etc/default/security.conf ]; then
. /etc/default/security.conf
fi
Handle + in master.passwd (From PR#4802). Also, handle + in group and allow max_loginlen to be configurable.
1999-02-18 21:53:32 +03:00
migrate guts of these /etc/foo.conf config files into /etc/default/foo.conf, and source the latter in the former. this makes it easier for a sysadmin to upgrade the default files without affecting local config, and retains the semantics that the /etc/foo.conf files are the actual files that are edited (as opposed to /etc/foo.local.conf or /etc/foo.conf.local or whatever, which isn't as intuitive).
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# Add local overrides below
#