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# Define TTYs to use. Each TTY is specified on it's own line. You should
# not change this from /dev/console, as this may cause problems with X.

tty /dev/console

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# TTYs to set to normal on exit. Due to the current implementation
# each TTY must be given separately. Each TTY is specified on it's own
# line, but command-line file expansion is allowed. There is no need to
# fix the TTY on which X is on, only the text consoles.

# Commonly a Linux box has 6 text consoles...
fixtty /dev/tty[1-6]

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# Use daemon mode as default? Default (if not set) is not to. This can
# be overriden on the command line.

daemon TRUE

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# What type of logging to use. Available options are "syslog" for logging
# via syslogd, "stderr" to send error messages to standard error output
# and "none" for no logging.

log syslog

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# Specify files to be used as the communication pipes to ledd. You don't
# need to have any, but it may be useful to have one. Each pipe is defined
# on it's own line.

pipefile /var/run/ledd-pipe

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# Specify scripts (or other programs) to execute when ledd is started.
# All output to STDOUT is parsed as commands to ledd and all output to
# STDERR is logged with syslog. Each script is defined on it's own line.

startup @datadir_int@/startup.sh

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# Define a pidfile. Only one may be specified. Keep it as the default.

pidfile /var/run/ledd.pid

