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ABSTRACT:
	This task allows you to create, modify, list and remove files
	which control installation defaults.

add:ABSTRACT:
	This menu item allows you to create installation defaults
	files on the system to help administer the installation and
	removal process.

list:ABSTRACT:
	This menu item allows you to display installation defaults
	files on the system to view current installation and removal
	process administration.

modify:ABSTRACT:
	This menu item allows you to modify installation defaults
	files on the system to change administration of the
	installation and removal process.

remove:ABSTRACT:
	This menu item allows you to remove installation defaults
	files from the system.

add-file: Installation Defaults Filename
	Enter the filename for the installation defaults file that
	you are creating.  It is a good idea to choose a name which
	can be used to describe how this administration file is to be
	used, e.g.  "compctr" could be used as the filename for
	installing packages received from the local computer center.
	

list-file: Installation Defaults Filename
	Enter the filename for the installation defaults file that
	you want to display.

mod-file: Installation Defaults Filename
	Enter the filename for the installation defaults file that
	you want to modify.

remove-file: Installation Defaults Filename
	Enter the filename for the installation defaults file that
	you want to remove.

basedir: Default Base Directory
	Certain packages are relocatable, i.e.  their pathnames may
	be placed in a user-specified directory.  A default for this
	base directory is specified by the package, and you may
	choose to always accept this by entering "default" in this
	field.  If you wish to be prompted during installation for
	this directory enter "ask".  Otherwise, enter a specific
	directory where all relocatable packages will be located
	(e.g., if the directory "/opt/$PKGINST" is specified, each
	package will be given its own directory under /opt.)

mail: List of Users to Notify
	If the installation or removal of a package begins modifying
	the system, notification of the success or failure of the
	operation is mailed to the users listed in this field.

runlevel: Run Level
	If the current machine state (i.e., "run level"), does not
	meet the specification provided by the package being
	installed or removed, entering "quit" in this field will
	terminate package installation or removal.  Using a value of
	"nocheck" will preclude the check for run level from being
	attempted, while "ask" forces the installation or removal
	service to prompt for a disposition to this problem should it
	be encountered.

conflict: File Conflicts
	If files are encountered during installation which are
	already installed on the system and are used by another
	package, then entering "quit" in this field will terminate
	package installation.  Using a value of "nocheck" will
	disable conflict checking, while "nochange" causes the
	package to be installed without the files that are
	conflicting.  The keyword "ask" forces the installation
	service to prompt for a disposition to this problem if it is
	encountered.

setuid: Setuid Files
	If files are encountered during installation which are
	intended to be setuid processes on the system, then entering
	"quit" in this field will terminate package installation.
	Using a value of "nocheck" disables this setuid check, while
	"nochange" causes the package to be installed without the
	setuid files.  The keyword "ask" forces the installation
	service to prompt for a disposition to this problem if it is
	encountered.

security: Security Impacting Scripts
	If the package being installed or removed contains scripts
	which will execute with superuser privileges, then entering
	"quit" in this field will terminate package installation or
	removal.  Using a value of "nocheck" disables this check,
	while "ask" forces the service to prompt for a disposition to
	this problem if it is encountered.

idepend: Installation Dependencies
	If the package being installed contains dependencies on other
	packages which are not met, then entering "quit" in this
	field will terminate package installation.  Using a value of
	"nocheck" disables this check, while "ask" forces the service
	to prompt for a disposition to this problem if it is
	encountered.

rdepend: Removal Dependencies
	If the packages currently installed on the system contain a
	dependency on the package which is being removed, then
	entering "quit" in this field will terminate package removal.
	Using a value of "nocheck" disables this check, while "ask"
	forces the service to prompt for a disposition to this
	problem if it is encountered.

space: Space Checking
	If the installation service determines there is inadequate
	space to install a package, entering "quit" in this field
	will terminate package installation.  Using a value of
	"nocheck" disables the space check, while "ask" forces the
	service to prompt for a disposition to this problem if it is
	encountered.

partial: Partial Installations
	If the installation service determines that the package being
	overwritten or removed is already partially installed,
	entering "quit" in this field will terminate package
	installation or removal.  Using a value of "nocheck" disables
	the check, while "ask" forces the service to prompt for a
	disposition to this problem if it is encountered.

instance: Multiple Instances
	If the installation service determines an instance of the
	package being installed already exists on the system,
	entering "quit" in this field will terminate package
	installation.  Using a value of "overwrite" will cause a
	package which is the same architecture to be overwritten with
	the package being installed.  Entering "unique" in this field
	instructs the installation service to attempt to install the
	package by creating another package instance.
