NAME
nlspath — NLSPATH configuration file
DESCRIPTION
The file
/etc/defaults/nlspath
allows the user to configure the system default message catalog path for
setuid
and
setgid
root applications.
This file contains only one entry with the following format:
NLSPATH=pseudo-pathname:pseudo-pathname:...
The field specifiers supported by
NLSPATH
environment variable can be used to specify the pseudo-pathnames.
Pseudo-pathnames must be separated by a colon. The
/etc/defaults/nlspath
file should not be edited directly. Instead, the command
chnlspath
should be used to modify the contents of this file. See
chnlspath(1M)
for details.
If
/etc/defaults/nlspath
contains
NLSPATH=*,
the file is in compatibility mode. In this case, all
setuid
and
setgid
root applications use the environment variable
NLSPATH
to locate message catalogs.
This feature is provided only for comapatibily. New applications
should not use this feature.
FILES
/etc/defaults/nlspath
/etc/hosts
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