services (rather than just login(1)). It's rather unexpected if
resource limits are not applied to (say) users logged in via SSH or
X11.
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chroot (the latter doesn't exist).
* vsftpd: make the anonymous user's home read-only, otherwise vsftpd
will fail.
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* If PulseAudio is disabled in the NixOS config, then disable
autospawning of the PulseAudio server in /etc/pulse/client.conf.
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because it uses strtok() to modify the environment variable in
place, it only works correctly the first time it's called.
Subsequent calls only see the first directory listed in the
variable. This causes applications such as Audacious to fail
because the Pulse plugin is not in the first directory. However, we
don't actually need $ALSA_PLUGIN_DIRS, because /etc/asound.conf
allows the full path to the Pulse plugin to be specified.
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to be rerouted to PulseAudio.
Note that this is distinct from the already existing module
‘services/audio/pulseaudio.nix’ that provides a system-wide
PulseAudio daemon, which is usually not what you want.
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enabled by modules that need it (KDE < 4.7, Xfce).
* Don't enable the PolicyKit module by default either, it's also
obsolete (replaced by PolKit). It's still enabled if HAL is
enabled.
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This way users won't need to add ttyBackgrounds.enable = false when upgrading to a new kernel, and if the kernel gets splashutils in the future ttyBackgrounds will be enabled automatically.
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By default -- if this option is unset --, all connected devices will be
monitored. Hard-coding the list of devices is worth-while, though, because this
will also configure smartd to send e-mail messages to 'root' when a test fails.
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This commit adds the option 'services.syslogd.defaultConfig', which is
the main syslog.conf file used by the daemon. Like before, That file can
be extended by means of 'services.syslogd.extraConfig'. Users who want a
completely different configuration, however, can re-define defaultConfig
to their liking.
Furthermore, the option services.syslogd.tty' is now optional: setting
its value to the empty string "" disables logging to TTY altogether.
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The sshfsFuse package -- which is part of the system profile already -- doesn't
work without fuse. It tries to run /var/setuid-wrappers/fusermount, which then
can't find fusermount. Adding fuse to the system profile remedies this problem.
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Setting both of these options to 'false' configures the OpenSSH daemon to
reject password authentication, i.e. users must have an appropriate key in
~/.ssh/authorized_keys in order to be able to log in.
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