login -- System Administration

Set default values for logging in
/etc/default/login

The command  login reads the  file /etc/default/login, which  gives login's
default settings.  These settings dictate some of login's behaviors.  login
exports  some settings  as  environmental variables,  to  help control  the
behavior of some other programs within COHERENT.

For  a list  of the  settings normally set  by /etc/default/login,  see the
Lexicon entry for the command login.

See Also

Administering COHERENT,
login

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