OpenSolaris_b135/cmd/netfiles/nss.dfl

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# NETID_AUTHORITATIVE changes the behaviour of nameservice lookups to use
# the netid or group table when satisfying the initgroups() call.
# The default is to use the group table, setting the value of TRUE forces
# the initgroups() function call to use netid as the source for supplementary
# groups rather than the group table.
# It is the responsibility of the nameservice administrator to ensure that
# the netid table contains valid supplementary group information for users,
# not all nameservices are capable of keeping the members listed in the
# groups table in sync with the netid table automatically.
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#NETID_AUTHORITATIVE=TRUE
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#SORT_ADDRS can be used to disable the sorting of addresses returned by 
#name lookup functions such as gethostbyname(), getaddrinfo(), 
#getipnodebyname() and netdir_getbyname().
#Setting SORT_ADDRS=FALSE will disable address sorting done by those
#functions. This is useful in case the order of addresses returned
#by the nameserver needs to be maintained. (example: DNS round robin feature)
#By default, address sorting is done.
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#SORT_ADDRS=FALSE