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Administering port services

Installing (or replacing) configuration scripts for specific services

Configuration scripts for individual services are command scripts written in the interpreted language described on the doconfig(3iac) manual page and in ``The configuration language''. They allow you to modify the environment in which a service is executed. For example, the values of environment variables may be changed, STREAMS modules may be specified, or commands may be run.

Service-specific configuration scripts are interpreted by the port monitor before the service is invoked.


NOTE: The SAC daemon interprets both its own configuration file, _sysconfig, and the port monitor configuration files. Only service-specific configuration files are interpreted by the port monitors.

Service-specific configuration scripts may be printed by any user on the system. Only a system administrator may install or replace them.

The following service-specific configuration script sets the maximum file size for files created by a process (ulimit) to 4096, and specifies the protection mask (umask) to be applied to files created by the process to 077:

runwait ulimit 4096
runwait umask 077

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