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NAME
cmsd.conf - configuration file for the calendar server
SYNOPSIS
The configuration file provides per host configuration for
the calendar server.
DESCRIPTION
The calendar server configuration file contains configura-
tion information for rpc.cmsd(1), the calendar server. The
configuration file is read when rpc.cmsd is started and read
again when rpc.cmsd is sent a SIGUSR1 signal.
The configuration files are:
/usr/dt/config/cmsd.conf and
/etc/dt/config/cmsd.conf
The file /usr/dt/config/cmsd.conf is created when CDE is
installed. It provides the default configuration and serves
as an example for customization. This file may be overwrit-
ten by subsequent CDE installations. Consequently, custom-
ized configuration should be placed in the file
/etc/dt/config/cmsd.conf because this file is not overwrit-
ten during installation.
If the configuration file /etc/dt/config/cmsd.conf exists,
rpc.cmsd reads the configuration options specified in this
file. Otherwise, rpc.cmsd reads the configuration informa-
tion from the file /usr/dt/config/cmsd.conf.
Each configuration file contains a list of keyword-value
pairs that provide various information for the server. Each
configuration entry is composed of a single line of the
form:
keyword value
The keyword must start the line and the value follows the
keyword, separated by white space. If the same keyword
appears in multiple lines, the last entry prevails. Lines
beginning with a number sign (#) are considered comments and
are not processed.
Two configuration options are supported:
The trusted users option
trusted value Value specifies the list of users that
are allowed to create calendars on the
local host. Users are separated by
white space. Each user is specified in
the format user@host. If the form user
is used, then user from any host is
allowed to create calendars on the local
host. If the form @host is used, then
any user from the specified host is
allowed to create calendars on the local
host. If an empty list is specified, no
user except the local super user is
allowed to create calendars on the local
host.
The untrusted users option
untrusted value Value specifies the list of users that
are not allowed to create calendars on
the local host. The format is the same
as the trusted users option.
The trusted and untrusted options are used to control who
can and cannot create calendars on the local host, respec-
tively. If neither option is specified (i.e., no configura-
tion entries contain the keyword trusted and no configura-
tion entries contain the keyword untrusted exists in the
file, or no configuration files exist on the system),
rpc.cmsd allows any users from any hosts to create calendars
on the local host. Otherwise, a user from a particular host
is allowed to create calendars if a match is found in the
trusted option or if the trusted option is not specified and
a match is not found in the untrusted option. The local
super user is always allowed to create calendars on the
local host.
EXAMPLES
This entry specifies that user1 and user2 from any host can
create calendars on the local host.
trusted user1 user2
This entry specifies that user1@host1 and any user from
host2 can create calendars on the local host.
trusted user1@host1 @host2
The following entries specifies that any user from host1
except user1@host1 can create calendars on the local host.
trusted host1
untrusted user1@host1
This entry specifies that no user (except the local super
user) can create calendars on the local host.
trusted
FILES
/usr/dt/conf/cmsd.conf
/etc/dt/conf/cmsd.conf
SEE ALSO
rpc.cmsd(1)
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