Sample Configuration File

# -- MuDesk configuration file --
#
# !!!! Don't put spaces around the "=" sign !!!!
#
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# The system will automatically login this user after default_user_timeout
# seconds, if this variable is set. You can comment it out, or leave it blank
# to disable automatic login.
# Note that setting the timeout to 0 will also disable auto-login.
#
default_user=cris
default_user_timeout=20
#
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# The root user is the user that has access to all the log files, the
# config files, etc. Here you tell how the root user is named. Default is
# 'root'.
#         !! IT IS NOT POSSIBLE TO SET DEFAULT_USER = ROOT_USER !!
#
root_user=root
#
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# If this is set to YES, then MuDesk will NOT ask to enter a password. Also,
# this enables starting the default_user by simply pressing "ENTER" when the
# login prompt shows. Default is NO.
# Note however that log files, config files, etc are still locked to everyone
# but the root_user (which will always require a password).
#
relaxed_security=NO
#
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# After ssaver_timeout seconds without user interaction, the screen will be
# blanked. Note that screen blanking is never disabled. If you do not specify
# it, it will be set to the default of 120 seconds.
#
ssaver_timeout=60
#
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# If this is set to YES, all logins will be logged to the log_users_file file.
# Note that this file will be readable only by the root user.
#
log_users=YES
log_users_file=E:\SysBoot.Log
#
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# This is where the users tree is created by default. This is only used by
# administration program.
# You can override this setting  on a one-by-one basis, by using the
# administration program.
#
users_tree=E:\Users
#
# -- end of cfg file --