OSF DCE Administration Guide--Introduction

OSF DCE Administration Guide—Introduction
10.1.1 Usingthe Environment and Command Files
To use the files, invoke dce_config as follows:
dce_config -e environment_file -c command_file
The -e option sources the named environment file at dce_config startup. The -c option
sources the named command file at dce_config startup.
10.1.2 Sample Environment File
A sample environment file, config.env, is provided by OSF with the DCE source. You
can copy the file and use it as supplied or you can use it as guide to creating your own
environment file. The sample file is not copied to the install tree during DCE
installation. Figure 10-1 shows this file.
The file entries are in the form:
variable=value
To change a value, simply replace it with the new value. The possible values are listed
as comments (prefaced with #) just following the variable.
Figure 10-1. Sample Environment File
# This file contain most of the variable used by dce_config.
# You can pass this on the command line via the -e switch
# or dce_config will look at /etc/dce_config.conf by default.
#
# This is a shell script sourced in to dce_config at startup
# and can contain shell commands if you wish.
#
#
# General config values
#
EXIT_ON_ERROR=n # y/n Exit if fatal error ecountered, default n
DO_CHECKS=n # y/n Prompt for continue after warnings, default y
CELL_ADMIN=cell_admin # Principal name of Cell Administrator
CELL_ADMIN_PW=-dce- # Password for CELL_ADMIN account
#TOLERANCE_SEC=120 # Number of seconds clients can differ from sec server
check_time=y # y/n if you want to check times, default y
SYNC_CLOCKS=y # y/n Sync our clock to $TIME_SERVER
TIME_SERVER="<host>" # Any host which has dts server on it,
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