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# $Id: subdomain.conf 8 2006-04-12 04:09:10Z steve-beattie $
#
# subdomain.conf is a shared SubDomain configuration file that is sh sourcable.
################## SubDomain init.d configuration ################
# Move this to /etc/sysconfig/apparmor eventually
## Path: System/AppArmor
## Description: Enable the OWLSM extension to AppArmor
## Type: yesno
## Default: no
#
# Enable OWLSM extension to AppArmor?
# OWLSM is an extension to AppArmor that prevents processes from
# following symlinks they don't own and creating hardlinks to files they
# don't own, in an attempt to prevent /tmp race attacks. However, OWLSM
# can break some applications, so is disabled by default.
SUBDOMAIN_ENABLE_OWLSM="no"
## Path: System/AppArmor
## Description: Enable the AppArmor event daemon for reporting
## Type: yesno
## Default: no
#
# Enable the AppArmor event daemon for reporting?
APPARMOR_ENABLE_AAEVENTD="no"
#SUBDOMAIN_MODULE_PANIC=XXX
#This option controls how subdomain behaves when the init script attempts
#to load the SubDomain module and fails. There are 4 options
#warn - log a failure message. (default behavior)
#build - attempt to build the SubDomain module is the module can't be loaded.
# If successful
# the module will be built for the running kernel and loaded.
# If the build fails
# a failure message is logged
#panic - If the SubDomain module fails to load
# a failure message will be logged
# and the machine will drop to runlevel 1 (single user)
#build-panic - If the SubDomain module fails to load
# attempt to build the module
# If building the module fails
# panic (drop to runlevel 1)
#SUBDOMAIN_MODULE_PANIC=warn
################## subdomain_parser configuration ################
#SUBDOMAIN_PATH=XXXX
#This option specifies the include path that the subdomain_parser will
#use by default. If no entry is specified /etc/subdomain.d is used by
#default.
#SUBDOMAIN_PATH=/etc/subdomain.d