#
# ident "@(#)reaper.conf.template.src	1.1 04/06/11 SMI"
#
# Copyright 2004 Sun Microsystems, Inc.  All rights reserved.
# Use is subject to license terms.
#

# This is a template for the /etc/opt/SUNWut/reaper.conf file which
# can be used to modify the behaviour of the detached-greeter reaper
# feature.  The reaper's job is to terminate logged-out sessions that
# become detached from a Sun Ray unit and remain detached for some
# period of time.  This releases the various resources (processes,
# CPU, memory, swap, X display number and so on) associated with that
# session.
#
# To modify the reaper behaviour, copy this template to
# /etc/opt/SUNWut/reaper.conf.  Ensure that reaper.conf is owned by
# root and is not world-writeable.  You may then edit reaper.conf
# to redefine the values of the variables described below.  Changes
# will affect login greeters started after the file has been modified.

# REAPER_TIMEOUT=[ <seconds> | never ]
#
# The period, in seconds, after which a detached login-greeter session
# will be terminated.  The minimum value is 0, the maximum is 9999999
# (about 4 months).  The distinguished value "never" means that a
# reaper will not be started, so detached greeter sessions will never
# be reaped.  If this variable is not defined, if the value is missing,
# or if the value is invalid then a default timeout value of 900 seconds
# is used.
#
REAPER_TIMEOUT=900

# REAPER_DEFER_DISARM=[ 0 | 1 ]
#
# This variable is effective only on Trusted Solaris.  A value of '1'
# indicates that the reaper should not be disarmed immediately after
# login.  Instead the reaper remains active for as long as possible
# into the post-login session startup sequence.  If this variable is
# not defined, if the value is missing, if the value is 0, if the
# value is invalid or if this system does not support this feature
# then the reaper is disarmed immediately after login.
#
REAPER_DEFER_DISARM=0

