secdefs(1M)
secdefs --
report settings of security defaults
Synopsis
/usr/sbin/secdefs [ -v ] [ -a | level ... ]
Description
secdefs compares the current settings of the system-wide
security defaults with the security levels defined in
/etc/security/seclevel (high, improved,
traditional, and low).
secdefs reports the name of the closest security level
that has the least number of differences.
secdefs takes the following options and arguments:
- -v
-
Displays a table of the actual differences as well as a count.
The three columns of the table display:
-
the name of a default file in /etc/default
-
a keyword entry in the default file
-
the currently assigned value of the keyword,
and the value defined by the security level
- -a
-
Displays comparisons for each security level defined in
/usr/lib/scoadmin/security, in order of increasing number
of differences.
- level
-
secdefs reports on the differences for each of the
named levels.
Files
- /etc/security/seclevel/level/default
-
- /etc/security/seclevel/level/etc_def
-
security level defaults
- /etc/default/

-
current default settings
References
idtune(1M),
default(4),
relax(1M)
Notices
secdefs examines only the files
etc_def and default in the directory
/etc/security/seclevel/level.
It does not compare the values set in the script file
against the current security defaults.
30 January 1998
© 1998 The Santa Cruz Operation, Inc. All rights reserved.