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# This is /etc/netenv/netenv.conf, the netenv
#
# package's default configuration file
#
# Here you can change the behaviour of netenv.
# See netenv(8) or the html documentation for details.
# the following line makes netenv chose the default configuration
# automatically after 5 seconds. Change it to 0 to make it wait "for
# ever.
#
NETENV_TIMEOUT=5
# Debian's netenv can also remember your last selection. You can enable this
# by setting the following variable to "yes". Furthemore if you set it to
# "default", your last selection will be used in case of timeout (see
# NETENV_TIMEOUT).
#
# NETENV_REMEMBER_LAST=yes
# NETENV_REMEMBER_LAST=default
# The scripts in the following, space separated list will be run with
# parameter "restart" when you call netenv during normal system
# operation and chose to update the configuration immediately
#
# NETENV_RUN_INIT_SCRIPTS="exim mystartscript.sh"
# For some init scripts, e.g. that of the offline-proxy wwwoffle, "restart"
# does not change the online or offline state. Instead, they must be called
# with "stop" first and with "start" afterwards. This is done with the scripts
# in the following, space separated list
# NETENV_START_STOP_SCRIPTS="wwwoffle"
# if you use netenv during normal system operation, it will ask you
# whether to restart the network. You can bypass the question by giving
# the answer here. Setting the variable to "yes" means to restart always,
# "never" means to never restart - without even asking.
#
# NETENV_DO_RESTART=never
# NETENV_DO_RESTART=yes
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