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# This is an example configuration file for the userinfo utility. Blank lines
# and everything to the right of a '#' are ignored. If you need a '#' in the
# module options, escape it with a '\'.
#
# The format is as follows:
#
# /path/to/module.so module_options_if_any
#
# The module options are the same as what they'd be for the command-line. For
# availble module command-line options if any, type:
#
# ui -h -O module.so
# OR
# ui -c filename -h
# OR
# ui -c filename -O module.so -h
#
# If a module name begins with a '~', then it will be expanded to your home
# directory. If it begins with a '/' then the full pathname is expected.
# Otherwise, the module is looked for in PREFIX/lib/userinfo.
#
# To use chaining, begin the module name with a '>' (-x), or '-' for chaining
# without module output (-X) before any '~'. The following module will be
# chained to this module (which may also be chained to the following module,
# if the module is chainable).
#
# If you specify both a configuration file and a module name (-O) from the
# command line, the order of module loading is considered (in the
# configuration file too).
#
# Some options may require quoting. Both single and double quotes are
# supported. If you need a literal quote, escape it with a '\'.
#
# Ben Kibbey <bjk@luxsci.net>
#
# Password/Group module.
passwd.so
# Mail module.
mail.so
# Login/Lastlog module.
login.so
# Some other module in your home directory chained to another module. Only
# the last two modules will be output.
#-~/chained.so -swit -c -h -es
#>middle_of_chain.so -opt -ions
#end_of_chain.so -opt -ions
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