From 7124f923924fae4b8de47be60017a247fb23b33c Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: "A. Wilcox" Date: Fri, 14 Dec 2018 15:01:11 -0600 Subject: Admin: ch07: don't put all these stupid sections in TOC --- src/admin/7_config.xml | 108 ++++++++++++++++++++++++------------------------- 1 file changed, 54 insertions(+), 54 deletions(-) (limited to 'src/admin') diff --git a/src/admin/7_config.xml b/src/admin/7_config.xml index 5a7b704..82c1548 100644 --- a/src/admin/7_config.xml +++ b/src/admin/7_config.xml @@ -14,30 +14,30 @@
<filename>/etc/abuild.conf</filename>: Package build configuration -
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Purpose The /etc/abuild.conf file determines how packages are built on the system. This file sets global parameters; $HOME/.abuild.conf can override any setting from the /etc/abuild.conf on a per-user basis.
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Syntax Shell script. Comments may appear anywhere, and start with '#'. Variables are in uppercase and follow shell quote syntax.
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External References Please reference the Adélie Linux Developer's Handbook for more information about how to configure /etc/abuild.conf. If you are reading this documentation on your local computer, the Developer's Handbook may be found in the devel/ directory at the same level as this handbook's admin/ directory. If you are reading this documentation online via the Internet, you may find the newest version of the Developer's Handbook at the Adélie Linux Help Centre.
<filename>/etc/apk/repositories</filename>: Package repository configuration -
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Purpose The /etc/apk/repositories file determines the repositories used by the APK package manager for obtaining packages. As noted in , package repositories contain packages that you may install and uninstall on an Adélie Linux system.
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Syntax A single URL or file location per line. Comments are not allowed.
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Detailed Information A repository must be either a URL (beginning with https://) or an absolute path (such as /srv/packages). The computer's architecture (as specified in /etc/apk/arch) will be appened to the path – for example, specifying the path /srv/packages/repository on a ppc64 computer will result in the packages and APKINDEX being retrieved from /srv/packages/repository/ppc64. If a repository is invalid, does not have a recognised signing key, or does not exist, it will not be considered by APK. Depending on the parameters passed to APK and the operation being performed, this may be a warning or a fatal error. @@ -45,60 +45,60 @@
<filename>/etc/asound.conf</filename>: System audio configuration -
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Purpose The /etc/asound.conf file determines the behaviour audio hardware present on the system. It can be used to select default bitrates, configure hardware options, and determine which sound card is the default/primary in a system with multiple sound cards present. This file is only significant on systems that have audio options installed.
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Syntax Sections are blocks, with the name followed by curly braces ({ and }) where the options are specified for that section. See the external reference for more information.
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External References For more information on configuring system audio hardware, refer to the official documentation at the ALSA Project Web site on the Internet.
<filename>/etc/bash/bashrc</filename>: Bash shell startup configuration -
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Purpose The /etc/bash/bashrc file is sourced by the Bash shell when it starts up. This can set shell options and configure the shell environment for you. It is highly recommended to create your own scripts inside /etc/profile.d instead of modifying /etc/bash/bashrc, since it may change during upgrades to the Bash package. This file is only present on systems that have the Bash shell installed.
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Syntax Shell script.
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External References For more information, refer to the bash(1) manpage. If this manpage is not present on your system, it may be installed via the bash-doc package.
<filename>/etc/conf.d/alsa</filename>: Mixer level configuration -
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Purpose The /etc/conf.d/alsa file determines if volume levels are preserved across system restarts when the alsasound service is enabled. This file is only significant on systems that have audio options installed.
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Syntax Shell script. Variables are in uppercase.
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External References For more information, refer to the comments in the /etc/conf.d/alsa file.
<filename>/etc/conf.d/bootmisc</filename>: Boot behaviour configuration -
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Purpose The /etc/conf.d/bootmisc file determines certain characteristics about boot behaviour. It controls whether the /tmp directory is cleaned, and whether dmesg is written to /var/log/dmesg on boot. It also controls if the previous /var/log/dmesg is renamed to /var/log/dmesg.old for later comparison.
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Syntax Shell script. Variables are in lowercase. Booleans may be set as YES or NO.
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Detailed Information The following variables are configurable in the /etc/conf.d/bootmisc file: @@ -139,45 +139,45 @@
<filename>/etc/conf.d/devfs</filename>: <filename class="directory">/dev</filename> configuration -
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Purpose The /etc/conf.d/devfs file determines if the system attempts to mount /dev during system initialisation. Most systems will not need this configuration modified.
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Syntax Shell script. Variables are in lowercase. Booleans may be set as YES or NO.
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Detailed Information The skip_mount_dev variable may be set to YES to prevent the system from automatically attempting to mount /dev during system initialisation. The default setting of the skip_mount_dev variable is NO.
<filename>/etc/conf.d/dmesg</filename>: <literal>dmesg</literal> configuration -
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Purpose The /etc/conf.d/dmesg file determines the behaviour of the dmesg kernel log buffer.
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Syntax Shell script. Variables are in lowercase.
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Detailed Information The dmesg_level controls the "console level", or the severity required for a message to be printed to the system console. The default value is 1, which corresponds to the emerg log level. This prevents all messages from being written to the console except kernel panics.
<filename>/etc/conf.d/fsck</filename>: Startup file system check configuration -
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Purpose The /etc/conf.d/fsck file determines the behaviour of the fsck (file system check) command during system initialisation. It is important to note that the configuration in the /etc/conf.d/fsck does not control manual invocations of the fsck command.
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Syntax Shell script. Variables are in lowercase. Booleans may be set as YES or NO.
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Detailed Information The following variables are configurable in the /etc/conf.d/fsck file:
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<filename>/etc/conf.d/gettys</filename>: System console configuration -
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Purpose The /etc/conf.d/gettys file determines the parameters and behaviour of virtual terminals (VTs) and serial consoles on the system.
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Syntax Shell script. Variables are mixed-case.
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Detailed Information The /etc/conf.d/gettys file defines the variable GETTYS. The GETTYS variable controls the devices that the system will search for, on which to run VTs. Each device is separated by a space (" "). The default is "tty1 tty2 tty3 tty4 tty5 tty6 hvc0", which will start a VT on each virtual TTY 1-6, and also start a VT on hvc0 if it exists. The hvc0 device is present on most IBM servers, and also most Xen guests. For every device specified in GETTYS, the following two variables can be used for further device configuration: @@ -251,120 +251,120 @@
<filename>/etc/conf.d/hwclock</filename>: System time configuration -
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Purpose The /etc/conf.d/hwclock file determines how the system will use the hardware real time clock (RTC), if present.
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Syntax Shell script. Variables are in lowercase. Booleans may be set as YES or NO.
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Detailed Information
<filename>/etc/conf.d/keymaps</filename>: Keyboard layout configuration -
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Purpose The /etc/conf.d/keymaps file determines certain behaviours of the keyboard connected to the system console.
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Syntax Shell script. Variables are in lowercase. Booleans may be set as YES or NO.
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Detailed Information The /etc/conf.d/keymaps file
<filename>/etc/conf.d/modules</filename>: Kernel module configuration -
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Purpose The /etc/conf.d/ file
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Syntax Shell script. Variables are in
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<filename>/etc/conf.d/net</filename>: Network configuration -
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Purpose The /etc/conf.d/net file determines the configuration of the network adaptor(s) installed in the system.
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Syntax Shell script style.
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Detailed Information Refer to for information on configuring networks using the Adélie Linux system.
<filename>/etc/conf.d/netmount</filename>: Network file system configuration -
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Purpose The /etc/conf.d/ file
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Syntax Shell script. Variables are in
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<filename>/etc/conf.d/swap</filename>: Network swap file configuration -
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Purpose The /etc/conf.d/ file
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Syntax Shell script. Variables are in
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<filename>/etc/conf.d/udev-trigger</filename>: Hardware hot-plug configuration -
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Purpose The /etc/conf.d/ file
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Syntax Shell script. Variables are in
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<filename>/etc/conf.d/urandom</filename>: Random number configuration -
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Purpose The /etc/conf.d/ file
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Syntax Shell script. Variables are in
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