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    Notes: UNIX file
    Names: »cspdflt.cf«

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#ident @(#)cspdflt.cf	Fri Mar 17 14:09:37 MET 1989
#
# This file is a configuration (cf) file for the script in init.d named
# cspdflt. This script is normally run from rc2.d as S32cspdflt.
# The file describes any default connections to be made across the LAN
# when a 'csp-device' is opened by *ANY* program (and disconnect when
# the device is closed).
# The configuration lines, one per connection, specify the devicename
# and the IMC port to connect to.
# The devices used for this purpose are named csp0 to csp15 after 
# installation. Use the devices 'backwards', i.e. start with csp15.
# The device may be rename'd - in order to reflect the use as a direct
# line to an IMC port (f.ex. mv csp15 csphost - as root).
# The IMC port will normally be a CSP port, for terminal connections, and
# so the name will have the suffix CSP.
# The programs using the csp-device must have access rights to the device;
# change the rights and/or the owner before using the device.
# 
# The program cspdflt is available for the root user. Make the command
#      cspdflt -?
# to get the call syntax.
# Each line specifies a connection to be established over the LAN.
# Each line will be passed to cspdflt on boot.
# Syntax:
#      cspdevice port [adapterboard [application-index]]
#
# adapterboard may be lan1, lan2, com1 or com2.
#
# the application-index is defined in /etc/appltab for rc900 unix system
# please se this file for more information.
#
# example:
# csp15 nonameCSP lan1