
##############################################
# named (BIND) configuration. See named(1m). #
##############################################
#
#  Name server using the Domain Name System (DNS) protocol (RFC 1034/1035)
#
# NAMED:      Set to 1 to start nameserver daemon.
# NAMED_ARGS: Arguments to the nameserver daemon
#
#  Configuration of a named boot file (e.g. /etc/named.boot) is needed for 
#  successful operation of the name server. 
#
NAMED=0
NAMED_ARGS=""


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# NIS (YP) configuration.  See domainname(1), ypserv(1m) #
##########################################################
#
#  Name server using Network Information Service protocol (Sun's ONC)
#
# NIS_MASTER_SERVER:	1 if this node is the master NIS server, 0 if not.
# NIS_SLAVE_SERVER:	1 if this node is a slave NIS server, 0 if not.
# NIS_CLIENT:		1 if this node is a NIS client, 0 if not.
# NISDOMAIN:		the NIS domain name (see domainname(1)).
# NISDOMAIN_ERR:	???
# WAIT_FOR_NIS_SERVER:	true if no client boot before server available
# MAX_NISCHECKS=	max number of bind attempts the client will make
# YPSERV_OPTIONS	command line options for ypserv
# YPBIND_OPTIONS	command line options for ypbind
# YPPASSWDD_OPTIONS	command line options for yppasswdd
# KEYSERV_OPTIONS	command line options for keyserv
# YPUPDATED_OPTIONS	command line options for ypupdated
# YPXFRD_OPTIONS	command line options for ypxfrd
# YPSET_ADDR		IP addr or name of NIS server. Must set YPBIND_OPTIONS
#			to "-ypset"
#
# Note:	- NIS_MASTER_SERVER and NIS_SLAVE_SERVER are mutually exclusive,
#	  i.e., only one, not both, should be set if either is set.
#	- All NIS servers must also be NIS clients, so if you set either
#	  NIS_MASTER_SERVER or NIS_SLAVE_SERVER to 1, you should set
#	  NIS_CLIENT to 1, too.
#	- Refer to NFS administration manual and ypinit(1M) for the
#	  steps required to create NIS servers.
#
# The WAIT_FOR_NIS_SERVER flag should be set to true if you don't want
# the NIS client to boot before a NIS server is available.  The default
# is to wait for a server, this wait could be forever if no NIS server
# comes up on the Network.
#
# In the previous releases, ypwhich was used to check if a server
# was available that supported the clients domain.  ypwhich
# was called a configurable number of times.  If all calls failed to
# establish a binding to a server, NIS was shutdown and the machine
# booted without NIS.  Setting WAIT_FOR_NIS_SERVER to FALSE will
# provide this functionality.
#
# MAX_NISCHECKS
# The maximum number of bind attempts the
# client will make for a NIS server to be
# available before shuting down NIS and
# booting without it. This value should
# not be less than 2.
#
NIS_MASTER_SERVER=0
NIS_SLAVE_SERVER=0
NIS_CLIENT=0
NIS_DOMAIN=
WAIT_FOR_NIS_SERVER=TRUE
MAX_NISCHECKS=2
YPSERV_OPTIONS=""
YPBIND_OPTIONS=""
YPPASSWDD_OPTIONS="/etc/passwd -m passwd PWFILE=/etc/passwd"
KEYSERV_OPTIONS=""
YPUPDATED_OPTIONS=""
YPXFRD_OPTIONS=""
YPSET_ADDR=""
