#
# authsh	-- Authentication (accounts) administration shell
#
#	@(#) authsh.src 22.1 90/01/11 
#
# Copyright (c) 1989, The Santa Cruz Operation, Inc., and SecureWare, Inc.
# All rights reserved.
#
# This Module contains Proprietary Information of the Santa Cruz
# Operation, Inc., and SecureWare, Inc., and should be treated
# as Confidential. 
#
#	Defaults for creating a new user account.  These values are not
#	kept in the System Defaults database (/etc/auth/system/default)
#	since they are specific to the authsh Accounts Administration
#	shell/interface.
#
# If no default value is desired, delete or comment out the appropriate
# line.  (Note that, in some cases, an empty value is meaningful.)
#

#
#  LOGIN_GROUP
#	Name of default login group.  Must exist in /etc/group.
#
LOGIN_GROUP=group

#
#  OTHER_GROUPS
#	List of groups the user is to be a member of.  Each group
#	listed must exist in /etc/group.  The LOGIN_GROUP (above)
#	does not need to be included in this list.  The groups in
#	the list may be separated by commas (",") or spaces.
#
OTHER_GROUPS=group

#
#  SHELL
#	Name of default login shell -- either the name of a shell
#	defined in /usr/lib/mkuser or else the full pathname of
#	an executable file.  Note that the empty name is legal
#	but is not equivalent to either "sh" or "/bin/sh".
#
SHELL=sh

#
#  HOME_DIR
#	Default absolute pathname of parent directory of user's
#	home directory.  The home directory itself has the same
#	name as the user.  This parent directory must be r/w/x
#	by group "auth".
#
#  HOME_MODE
#	Default permissions for the user's home directory.
#
#  Note that both of these default settings can be overridden
#  on a shell-specific and/or path-specific basis.
#
HOME_DIR=/usr
HOME_MODE=700

#
#  USER_TYPE
#	Default type of user:
#		individual
#			Human's personal account, used by one person
#			and one person only.  The password should be
#			known ONLY by that one person.  NO EXCEPTIONS.
#		operator	
#		administrator
#		security officer
#			Various classifications of accounts potentionally
#			used by more than one human.
#		pseudo-user
#			Anonymous account never directly used by a human.
#	All user types except "individual" must have an associated account
#	which is allowed to su(C) to the user.
#
USER_TYPE=individual

#
#  UID ranges:
#	MIN_ADMIN_UID to MAX_ADMIN_UID, inclusive
#		UID values the administrator may choose.
#	MIN_SUGGEST_UID to MAX_SUGGEST_UID, inclusive
#		UID values the system may suggest.
#	Note that UIDs less than 200 are reserved and should not be used.
#
MIN_ADMIN_UID=200
MAX_ADMIN_UID=60000
MIN_SUGGEST_UID=200
MAX_SUGGEST_UID=60000

#
#  GID ranges -- similar to the UID ranges, above.
#	Note that GIDs less than 100 are reserved and should not be used.
#
MIN_ADMIN_GID=100
MAX_ADMIN_GID=60000
MIN_SUGGEST_GID=100
MAX_SUGGEST_GID=60000
