loginrc(1M)                                           loginrc(1M)



NAME
     loginrc - dispatches programs for support of local logins

SYNOPSIS
     loginrc

DESCRIPTION
     loginrc is a script that establishes support for logging in.
     This type of support is normally established for each device
     through which users might want access to the A/UX system.
     It can also be the point of control for determining whether
     Macintosh file systems will appear on the desktop.

     To prevent other Macintosh file systems from being mounted,
     you can alter the macgetty command that appears in this
     script so that it has one or more -i options. The SCSI ID
     you supply along with the -i option should reference a disk
     device that contains a Macintosh file system that you wish
     to prevent from appearing on the desktop (see macgetty(1M)).

     A program that supports the interaction required for logging
     in is also known as a login listener.  Normally there is a
     one-to-one correspondence between login-listener processes
     and terminals that are attached to a system.

     Login listening is handled through a character-based user
     interface in many UNIX systems. In A/UX, a graphical user
     interface is provided for logging in through the local
     keyboard. Because graphical displays are standard equipment
     for Apple Macintosh computers, the supplied configuration of
     loginrc offers a graphical interface for local logins.  See
     Login(1M) for a description of the menus and dialog boxes
     that are available while logging in.

FILES
     /etc/loginrc
          Executable file
SEE ALSO
     devnm(1M), getty(1M), macgetty(1M)
















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