The rules should have `iki-0000` to designate such support.
Add additonal comments in some of the example files.
Update some comments in some of the example files.
-# fss-000d
+# fss-000d iki-0000
#
# Rule for loading the FLL firewall settings on system start.
#
-# fss-000d
+# fss-000d iki-0000
#
# Helper rule for starting chromium using a sub-user account.
#
-# fss-000d
+# fss-000d iki-0000
#
# Helper rule for starting falcon using a sub-user account.
#
-# fss-000d
+# fss-000d iki-0000
#
# Helper rule for starting firefox using a sub-user account.
#
-# fss-000d
+# fss-000d iki-0000
#
# Helper rule for starting terminator using a sub-user account.
#
-# fss-000d
+# fss-000d iki-0000
#
# Rule for auto-configuring specific CGroup settings for some users.
#
-# fss-000d
+# fss-000d iki-0000
#
# Rule for initializing the /dev file system.
#
-# fss-000d
+# fss-000d iki-0000
#
# Rule for initializing the filesystem.
#
-# fss-000d
+# fss-000d iki-0000
#
# Rule for initializing the kernel modules.
#
-# fss-000d
+# fss-000d iki-0000
#
# Rule for initializing the /proc filesystem.
#
-# fss-000d
+# fss-000d iki-0000
#
# Rule for initializing the root filesystem, assuring certain directories always exist.
#
-# fss-000d
+# fss-000d iki-0000
#
# Rule for maintenance/failsafe console.
#
-# fss-000d
+# fss-000d iki-0000
#
# Rule for starting all network devices.
#
-# fss-000d
+# fss-000d iki-0000
#
# Rule for loopback device.
#
-# fss-000d
+# fss-000d iki-0000
#
# Rule for D-Bus service.
#
-# fss-000d
+# fss-000d iki-0000
#
# Rule for system logger service.
#
-# fss-000d
+# fss-000d iki-0000
#
# Rule for console mouse.
#
-# fss-000d
+# fss-000d iki-0000
#
# Rule for setting the clock.
#
-# fss-000d
+# fss-000d iki-0000
#
# Rule for setting the keyboard.
#
-# fss-000d
+# fss-000d iki-0000
#
# Rule for executing ntpdate.
#
-# fss-000d
+# fss-000d iki-0000
#
# Rule for the terminal programs.
#
-# fss-000d
+# fss-000d iki-0000
#
# Rule for the terminal programs.
#
-# fss-000d
+# fss-000d iki-0000
#
# Rule for the terminal programs.
#
-# fss-000d
+# fss-000d iki-0000
#
# Rule for the terminal programs.
#
# fss-0005
#
# This example shows how htop can be started during the exit process rather than the entry.
+#
# See the htop-alternate.entry example.
+#
main:
failsafe "start top"
# fss-0005
+#
+# This example is the exit for the serial.entry.
+#
main:
consider serial s_1
# fss-0005
+#
+# This example is the exit for the sshd.entry.
+#
main:
timeout start 7
-# fss-000d
+# fss-000d iki-0000
#
# Note: The example setting "limit nice 1 2" may cause this rule to fail if the user has insufficient privileges granted by ulimits or some other system security measure.
#
-# fss-000d
+# fss-000d iki-0000
#
# Note: The example setting "limit nice 1 2" may cause this rule to fail if the user has insufficient privileges granted by ulimits or some other system security measure.
#
-# fss-000d
+# fss-000d iki-0000
#
# Note: The example setting "limit nice 1 2" may cause this rule to fail if the user has insufficient privileges granted by ulimits or some other system security measure.
#
-# fss-000d
+# fss-000d iki-0000
#
# Note: The example setting "limit nice 1 2" may cause this rule to fail if the user has insufficient privileges granted by ulimits or some other system security measure.
#
-# fss-000d
+# fss-000d iki-0000
#
# Note: The example setting "limit nice 1 2" may cause this rule to fail if the user has insufficient privileges granted by ulimits or some other system security measure.
#
-# fss-000d
+# fss-000d iki-0000
#
# Note: The example setting "limit nice 1 2" may cause this rule to fail if the user has insufficient privileges granted by ulimits or some other system security measure.
#
-# fss-000d
+# fss-000d iki-0000
settings:
name "Run htop"
-# fss-000d
+# fss-000d iki-0000
settings:
name "Multiple Commands: id, whoami, date, etc.."
-# fss-000d
+# fss-000d iki-0000
#
# Rule for a long delay.
#
-# fss-000d
+# fss-000d iki-0000
#
# Rule for a short delay.
#
-# fss-000d
+# fss-000d iki-0000
#
# Note: bash automatically creates PWD, SHLVL, and _ environment variables.
#
-# fss-000d
+# fss-000d iki-0000
#
# Note: bash automatically creates PWD, SHLVL, and _ environment variables.
#
-# fss-000d
+# fss-000d iki-0000
#
# Note: bash automatically creates PWD, SHLVL, and _ environment variables.
#
-# fss-000d
+# fss-000d iki-0000
#
# Note: bash automatically creates PWD, SHLVL, and _ environment variables.
#
-# fss-000d
+# fss-000d iki-0000
settings:
name "Environment using fake as an engine"
-# fss-000d
+# fss-000d iki-0000
settings:
name "Environment using fake as an engine"
-# fss-000d
+# fss-000d iki-0000
settings:
name "Explosion!"
-# fss-000d
+# fss-000d iki-0000
settings:
name "Print New Line"
-# fss-000d
+# fss-000d iki-0000
settings:
name "Create Socket Path"
-# fss-000d
+# fss-000d iki-0000
settings:
name "Script #2"
-# fss-000d
+# fss-000d iki-0000
settings:
name "IKI Variable Substitution"
-# fss-000d
+# fss-000d iki-0000
settings:
name "PHP script"
-# fss-000d
+# fss-000d iki-0000
settings:
name "Python (Version 3.X) script"
-# fss-000d
+# fss-000d iki-0000
settings:
name "Example script for needs, wants, and wishes."
-# fss-000d
+# fss-000d iki-0000
settings:
name "Script #1"
-# fss-000d
+# fss-000d iki-0000
settings:
name "Serial 1"
-# fss-000d
+# fss-000d iki-0000
settings:
name "Serial 2"
-# fss-000d
+# fss-000d iki-0000
settings:
name "Serial 3"
-# fss-000d
+# fss-000d iki-0000
settings:
name "Serial 4"
-# fss-000d
+# fss-000d iki-0000
settings:
name "Serial 5"
-# fss-000d
+# fss-000d iki-0000
settings:
name "Serial 6"
-# fss-000d
+# fss-000d iki-0000
#
# Example using the common sshd service.
# Sshd appears to require a full path.
-# fss-000d
-# sleeper rule whose program creates its own PID file, runs in the background, sleep for a while, removes PID file, and returns.
+# fss-000d iki-0000]
+#
+# Example sleeper rule whose program creates its own PID file, runs in the background, sleep for a while, removes PID file, and returns.
+#
settings:
name "Sleeper #1"
-# fss-000d
-# sleeper rule whose program creates its own PID file, runs in the background, sleep for a while, removes PID file, and returns.
+# fss-000d iki-0000
+#
+# Example sleeper rule whose program creates its own PID file, runs in the background, sleep for a while, removes PID file, and returns.
+#
settings:
name "Sleeper #2"
-# fss-000d
-# sleeper rule whose program creates its own PID file, runs in the background, sleep for a while, removes PID file, and returns.
+# fss-000d iki-0000
+#
+# Example sleeper rule whose program creates its own PID file, runs in the background, sleep for a while, removes PID file, and returns.
+#
settings:
name "Sleeper #2"