SEAL.CONF(5)              OpenBSD Programmer's Manual             SEAL.CONF(5)

NAME
     seal.conf - seal configuration file

SYNOPSIS
     seal.conf

DESCRIPTION
     The operational mode and behaviour of the seal program is defined in
     seal.conf.

SYNTAX
     Empty lines and lines beginning with `#' are ignored.  All text on a line
     after a `#' character is treated as a comment and discarded.  All defini-
     tions are assignements to identifiers using name/value pairs separated by
     an equal sign, like name="value".  Non-numerical values must be enclosed
     in double quotes e.g. 'name="abc#def"'.

OPERATION
     vnd-device=<device>
     Define the name of the vnd(4) device to be used.  Please note that you
     must use a svnd device.  It is not recommended to use svnd0 as this might
     interfere with a release build.

     vnd-partition=<part>
     The name of the partiton on the vnd(4) file to be used.

     vnd-type=<fstype>
     The filesystem used on the hotplug device (usually msdos or ffs).  This
     is not the filesystem in the vnd(4) file, the latter is always ffs.

     vnd-file=<path>
     The name of the vnd(4) file on the primary mountpoint (i.e. the encrypted
     filesystem).

     primary-mountpoint=<path>
     The path where to mount the hotpluggable memory device in the first
     place.

     secondary-mountpoint=<path>
     The path where to mount the encrypted filesystem to.

FILES
     /etc/seal.conf    Default location of the configuration file

EXAMPLES
           # seal configuration

           vnd-device=svnd2
           vnd-partition=a
           vnd-type=ffs
           vnd-file=.vnd
           primary-mountpoint=/mnt
           secondary-mountpoint=/data

SEE ALSO
     seal(1)

OpenBSD 4.1                     Januar 12, 2007                              1
