gdm - LCFG gdm component
This component configures the Gnome display manager.
Where the gdm configuration data lives. Defaults to /etc/gdm.
Where the gdm executables live (e.g. gdm-chooser and greeter). Defaults to /usr/libexec.
Where the X executables live (e.g. X, Xnest, xmessage and xsetroot). Defaults to /usr/bin.
Where gdm images live. Defaults to /usr/share/pixmaps/faces/.
The command to use when restarting gdm. Defaults to /usr/sbin/gdm-safe-restart.
The command to use when starting gdm. Defaults to /usr/sbin/gdm.
The command to use when stopping gdm. Defaults to /usr/sbin/gdm-stop.
True to allow remote root logins.
True to allow local root logins.
The name of a user to be logged in automatically on startup.
The background colour for the login screen (if bgtype is set to 2).
The background image for the login screen (if bgtype is set to 1).
True to scale the backgound image to fit the screen.
0 = no background
1 = image background
2 = solid colour background
True to broadcast for XDMCP.
True to display user browser.
True to display chooser button on login screen.
The shell command to run for the named tag.
A list of tags for commands to run during the display of the login screen.
The tooltip to be displayed for the named session.
True to allow the configuration to be changed from the login screen. Useful only for testing, since this will be overwritten when the component reconfigures.
The pathname of a template to use (in place of the default), for the gdm.conf file.
The icon for the default face in the browser.
Defaults to /usr/lib/lcfg/conf/gdm/sessions
Sets the gdm BaseXsession option, defaults to /etc/X11/xinit/Xsession
The default session to be used if the user chooses last but has no previous session recorded.
A comma-separated list of usernames to be excluded from the browser.
The command to be executed for the named session. The command line is passed to /etc/gdm/Xsession.
The directory containing face icons for the browser.
The graphical theme to use.
The name of the greeter program. This should be gdmgreeter for graphical themes, and gdmlogin otherwise.
The command to halt the system.
If this is true, the named session will be hidden from the display menu. This can be used to disable buildit sessions.
True to honor indirect XDMCP queries.
A comma-separated list of hosts to add to the chooser.
The name of the icon representing the session. No currently supported by GDM.
The pathname of the message file.
A shell command to execute (as root) when the display manager is initialized.
The pathname of a template to use (in place of the default), for the init script.
The full pathname of an image file to use as the logo in the greeter.
The name to appear in the menu for the session corresponding to tag.
The minimum UID for users to appear in the browser.
A shell command to execute (as root) after the user session has ended.
The pathname of a template to use (in place of the default), for the post session script.
A shell command to execute (as root) before the user session runs.
The pathname of a template to use (in place of the default), for the pre session script.
A shell command to reboot the system.
The welcome message for remote connections.
A list of display numbers to run servers on.
A shell command to execute (as the user) when the user session starts.
The path of the directories to search for session desktop files.
The list of tags for the sessions to be displayed in the menu.
The pathname of a template to use (in place of the default), for the session files.
True to play sound on login.
Pathname of sound file to play on login.
A shell command to suspend the system.
True to display the system menu on the login screen.
Greeter theme.
True to allow user to change theme.
Timed login user.
Timed login delay.
True to display a titlebar on the login screen.
The type of the server on the given screen. Default "Standard".
A list of arbitrary tags which may be used to supply values for non-standard variables in any non-default templates.
The value of the named variable.
The text string for the welcome message. The string %n is replaced with the hostname, and \n can be used for a multi-line message.
The x-coordinate of the greeter box. Negative values can be used to provide an offset from the right of the screen. If both this and y are empty, then the greeter will be centered.
Enable XDMCP. Do not do this witout setting appropriate entries in hosts.deny or hosts.allow. See the GDM manual.
The y-coordinate of the greeter box. Negative values can be used to provide an offset from the bottom of the screen. If both this and x are empty, then the greeter will be centered.
Stephen Quinney <squinney@inf.ed.ac.uk>
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