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# ident	"@(#)SUNW,sysevent.conf	1.1	00/10/10 SMI"
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# Copyright (c) 2000 by Sun Microsystems, Inc.
# All rights reserved.
# 
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# Configuration file for syseventd(1M).  See sysevent.conf(4).
#
# This file is not intended to be edited and any changes made to
# it will not be preserved across upgrades.  This file delivers
# services provided by the base Solaris only.
#
# Third-party vendors and local sites should create sysevent.conf
# of their own name in this directory, /etc/sysevent/config.  The
# format # for sysevent.conf file names is:
#
#	<vendor>,[<publisher>,][<class>,]sysevent.conf
#
# Files with a suffix other than 'sysevent.conf' are ignored.
#
#
# After making a change to a sysevent.conf file in this directory,
# restart the syseventd daemon by issuing:
#
#	pkill -HUP syseventd
#
#
# The format for an entry in a sysevent.conf file is:
#
#	<class> <subclass> <vendor> <publisher> <user> <reserved1>
#		<reserved2> <path> <arguments>
#
# <class>, <subclass>, <vendor> or <publisher> may be "-" to
# match any class, subclass, vendor or publisher, respectively.
#
# <user> may be "-" for commands to be invoked as root, or a
# valid user name.
#
# <reserved1> and <reserved2> must be "-".
#
# <path> must be the path of the command to be invoked in response
# to the event, and must be executable by <user>.
#
# <arguments> are optional, and may be any arbitrary arguments
# for the command to be invoked.  Macros may be used to substitute
# actual parameters from the matching event on the command line.
# See sysevent.conf(4) for more details.
#