System default files

System default files

The files in /etc/default are of particular interest to system administrators because they control the default behavior of a series of system commands.

NOTE: Editing these files manually is not recommended. Use the System Defaults Manager or the defadm(1M) utility.

``/etc/default/audit''
``/etc/default/bfs''
``/etc/default/cofont''
``/etc/default/coterm''
``/etc/default/coterm-M''
``/etc/default/cron''
``/etc/default/dskmgmt''
``/etc/default/dump''
``/etc/default/fstyp''
``/etc/default/init''
``/etc/default/keyboard''
``/etc/default/lang''
``/etc/default/locale''
``/etc/default/login''
``/etc/default/lp''
``/etc/default/mail''
``/etc/default/man''
``/etc/default/mapchan''
``/etc/default/mapping''
``/etc/default/msdos''
``/etc/default/passwd''
``/etc/default/privcmds''
``/etc/default/s5''
``/etc/default/scoadmin''
``/etc/default/scohelp''
``/etc/default/sfs''
``/etc/default/sh''
``/etc/default/shutdown''
``/etc/default/su''
``/etc/default/tar''
``/etc/default/ufs''
``/etc/default/usemouse''
``/etc/default/useradd''
``/etc/default/userdel''
``/etc/default/usermod''
``/etc/default/vxfs''
``/etc/default/workstations''
``/etc/default/Xim''