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>User Commands                                       ck-history(1)
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>NAME
>     ck-history - ConsoleKit history
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>SYNOPSIS
>     ck-history [--frequent]  [--help]  [--last]  [--last-compat]
>     [--log]  [--seat=_s_e_a_t]  [--session-type=_t_y_p_e]  [--user=_u_s_e_r]
>     [--version]
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>DESCRIPTION
>     ck-history is a utility that provides information  from  the
>     ConsoleKit  database  about  what users have logged into the
>     system.  It supports options to specify whether  to  provide
>     information  about  users who have logged in most frequently
>     or most recently.
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>     The ck-history utility is used by gdm(1m) when the GDM  Face
>     Browser  is  enabled  to  display users in the order of fre-
>     quency.
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>OPTIONS
>     The following options are supported:
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>     --frequent                      Show  listing  of  logged-in
>                                     users  in  the most frequent
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>     -h, --help                      Display detailed usage  mes-
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>     --last                          Show  listing  of  logged-in
>                                     users   in  the  most-recent
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>     --last-compat                   Show  listing  of  logged-in
>                                     users   in  the  most-recent
>                                     order.    The   output    is
>                                     displayed  in last(1) compa-
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>     --log                           Show full  ConsoleKit  event
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>User Commands                                       ck-history(1)
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>     -s, --seat=_s_e_a_t                 Show entries for the  speci-
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>     -t, --session-type=_t_y_p_e         Show entries for the  speci-
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>     -V, --version                   Display the version  of  the
>                                     ck-history application.
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>EXAMPLES
>     Example 1: Show most frequently logged in users
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>     example% ck-history --frequent
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>     Example 2: Show the entire ConsoleKit log.
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>     example% ck-history --log
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>FILES
>     The following files are used by this application:
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>     /usr/bin/ck-history
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>         Executable for ConsoleKit history.
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>     /var/log/ConsoleKit/history
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>         ConsoleKit history database.
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>ATTRIBUTES
>     See attributes(5) for descriptions of the  following  attri-
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>    |       ATTRIBUTE TYPE        |       ATTRIBUTE VALUE       |
>    |______________________________|______________________________|
>    | Availability                | SUNWconsolekit              |
>    |______________________________|______________________________|
>    | Interface stability         | Volatile                    |
>    |______________________________|______________________________|
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>SEE ALSO
>     ck-launch-session(1), ck-list-sessions(1), ck-seat-tool(1m),
>     console-kit-daemon(1m), gdm(1m), attributes(5)
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>NOTES
>     Written by  Brian  Cameron,  Sun  Microsystems  Inc.,  2009.
>     Copyright (c) 2009 by Sun Microsystems, Inc.
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>User Commands                                ck-launch-session(1)
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>NAME
>     ck-launch-session - ConsoleKit session launcher
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>SYNOPSIS
>     ck-launch-session _c_o_m_m_a_n_d
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>DESCRIPTION
>     ck-launch-session is a utility for starting a command in its
>     own  ConsoleKit  session.   This  would  be useful if a user
>     wanted to start their own session via a  startx  script  and
>     have it registered with ConsoleKit, for example.
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>OPERANDS
>     The following operands are supported:
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>     _c_o_m_m_a_n_d         Start the specified _c_o_m_m_a_n_d in its own  Con-
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>EXAMPLES
>     Example 1: Launch the startx command in its  own  ConsoleKit
>     session
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>     example% ck-launch-session startx
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>FILES
>     The following files are used by this application:
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>     /usr/bin/ck-launch-session
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>         Executable for ConsoleKit session launcher.
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>ATTRIBUTES
>     See attributes(5) for descriptions of the  following  attri-
>     butes:
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>     ____________________________________________________________
>    |       ATTRIBUTE TYPE        |       ATTRIBUTE VALUE       |
>    |______________________________|______________________________|
>    | Availability                | SUNWconsolekit              |
>    |______________________________|______________________________|
>    | Interface stability         | Volatile                    |
>    |______________________________|______________________________|
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>SEE ALSO
>     ck-history(1),    ck-list-sessions(1),     ck-seat-tool(1m),
>     console-kit-daemon(1m), gdm(1m), attributes(5)
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>User Commands                                 ck-list-sessions(1)
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>NAME
>     ck-list-sessions - Show ConsoleKit Session Information
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>SYNOPSIS
>     ck-list-sessions  [--all]  [--format=_f_o_r_m_a_t]  [--help]   [--
>     version]
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>DESCRIPTION
>     ck-list-sessions is a utility that displays information from
>     the ConsoleKit database.  By default, only open sessions are
>     shown.  The --all option can be used to display all existing
>     sessions  on  the system.  ck-list-sessions returns informa-
>     tion about each ConsoleKit session.  Users can specify which
>     properties to display via the --format option.
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>     The following properties can be displayed for each session:
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>OPTIONS
>     The following options are supported:
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>     -a, --all               Show all  ConsoleKit  sessions.   If
>                             this  option  is  not provided, only
>                             open sessions are shown.
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>     -f, --format=_f_o_r_m_a_t     Display information using the speci-
>                             fied  _f_o_r_m_a_t.  The _f_o_r_m_a_t value is a
>                             list  of   properties   to   display
>                             separated by commas.
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>     -h, --help              Display detailed usage message.
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>     -V, --version           Display the version of the  ck-list-
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>EXTENDED DESCRIPTION
>  ConsoleKit session properties
>     For each  session,  the  following  session  properties  are
>     displayed:
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>     unix-user               The user id  value  associated  with
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>     realname                The name of the user associated with
>                             the session.
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>     seat                    The ID for the ConsoleKit Seat asso-
>                             ciated with the session.
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>     session-type            The ConsoleKit session  type.   This
>                             value is specified by the "Type" key
>                             in the ConsoleKit session configura-
>                             tion  file associated with this ses-
>                             sion.
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>     display-type            The ConsoleKit display  type.   This
>                             value  is specified by the "Display-
>                             Template" key in the ConsoleKit ses-
>                             sion  configuration  file associated
>                             with this session.
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>     open                    The value is "TRUE" if  the  session
>                             is open, and "FALSE" otherwise.
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>     active                  The value is "TRUE" if  the  session
>                             is active on the seat to which it is
>                             attached, and "FALSE" otherwise.
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>                             environment  variable  for this ses-
>                             sion if one is present.
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>     x11-display-device      The value of the display device that
>                             the  X11  display for the session is
>                             connected to.  If there is  no  x11-
>                             display  set,  then  this  value  is
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>     display-device          The display device  associated  with
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>     remote-host             If the session  is  not  local,  the
>                             value  is  the  host name associated
>                             with the session.  If the session is
>                             local, the value is empty.
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>                             is local, and "FALSE" if remote.
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>                             corresponds  to the time the session
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>                             that  the  underlying system uses to
>                             enforce session boundaries. If there
>                             is no login session ID set then this
>                             value is an empty string.
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>     idle-since-hint         An ISO 8601  date-time  string  that
>                             corresponds  to the time of the last
>                             change of the idle-hint.  This is  a
>                             hint  used to indicate that the ses-
>                             sion may be idle.  For sessions with
>                             a  x11-display  set  (ie.  graphical
>                             sessions), it is up to each  session
>                             to  delegate  the responsibility for
>                             updating this value. Typically,  the
>                             screensaver will set this.
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>                             with  a  display-device set the Ses-
>                             sion object itself will periodically
>                             update   this  value  based  on  the
>                             activity detected  on  the  display-
>                             device itself.
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>EXAMPLES
>     Example 1: Show running sessions.
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>     example% ck-list-sessions
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>     This command would generate output like  the  following  for
>     each session:
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>     SessionSeat1Local:
>             unix-user = '50'
>             realname = 'GDM Reserved UID'
>             seat = 'Seat1'
>             session-type = 'LoginWindow'
>             display-type = 'Local'
>             open = 'TRUE'
>             active = 'TRUE'
>             x11-display = ':0'
>             x11-display-device = '/dev/console'
>             display-device = '/dev/console'
>             remote-host-name = ''
>             is-local = 'TRUE'
>             on-since = '2009-08-11T06:46:42.941134Z'
>             login-session-id = ''
>             idle-since-hint = ''
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>     Example  2:  Show  only  the  session-id,   unix-user,   and
>     display-type properties.
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>     example% ck-list-sessions --format="session-id,unix-user,display-type"
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>     This command would generate output like  the  following  for
>     each session:
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>     SessionSeat1Local       50      Local
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>FILES
>     The following files are used by this application:
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>     /usr/bin/ck-list-sessions
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>         Executable for Show ConsoleKit Session Information.
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>    |       ATTRIBUTE TYPE        |       ATTRIBUTE VALUE       |
>    |______________________________|______________________________|
>    | Availability                | SUNWconsolekit              |
>    |______________________________|______________________________|
>    | Interface stability         | Volatile                    |
>    |______________________________|______________________________|
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>SEE ALSO
>     ck-history(1),    ck-launch-session(1),    ck-seat-tool(1m),
>     console-kit-daemon(1m), gdm(1m), attributes(5)
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>     Written by  Brian  Cameron,  Sun  Microsystems  Inc.,  2009.
>     Copyright (c) 2009 by Sun Microsystems, Inc.
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>     ck-seat-tool - ConsoleKit seat tool
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>SYNOPSIS
>     ck-seat-tool --add  --display-type=_t_y_p_e  [--seat-id=_i_d]  [--
>     session-type=_t_y_p_e] [_v_a_r_i_a_b_l_e,_v_a_r_i_a_b_l_e...]
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>     ck-seat-tool [--help] [--version]
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>DESCRIPTION
>     ck-seat-tool is a utility that causes ConsoleKit to  add  or
>     delete  a  ConsoleKit  session  in  a dymanic fashion.  When
>     adding a session, the --display-type option must  be  speci-
>     fied.  When deleting a session, the --session-id option must
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>     To use ck-seat-tool, it must be run as the same  user  which
>     is running the main ConsoleKit daemon, which is normally the
>     root user.  Otherwise the request is ignored.
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>       +o  If --seat-id=_i_d is provided and this seat exists,  then
>          a new session will be added to that seat.
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>       +o  If --seat-id=_i_d is provided, but  this  seat  does  not
>          exist,  then a new seat with the specified seat.  _i_d is
>          created, and a new session added to that seat.
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>       +o  If --seat-id=_i_d is not given, a  new  seat  _i_d  (Seat#)
>          will  be  generated,  and  a  new session added to that
>          seat.
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>     Note that to delete a session which is running on a particu-
>     lar    DISPLAY,   it   may   be   necessary   to   run   the
>     ck-list-sessions(1) command to find the  corresponding  ses-
>     sion ID for a given DISPLAY.
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>     -a, --add               Add the specified session.
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>                             adding  a  session.   Specifies  the
>                             display  _t_y_p_e  in   the   ConsoleKit
>                             display  configuration  that will be
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>                             adding a session. Specifies the seat
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>                             deleting  a  session.  Specifies the
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>                             adding  a  session.   Specifies  the
>                             session _t_y_p_e that will be associated
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>     The following operand is supported only when adding  a  ses-
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>         sesssion.  The command to run when starting a session is
>         specified in a  ConsoleKit  display  configuration  file
>         named   /etc/ConsoleKit/displays.d/_d_i_s_p_l_a_y__t_y_p_e.display,
>         where _d_i_s_p_l_a_y__t_y_p_e is specified  by  the  --display-type
>         option.   This file is in standard INI format.  The com-
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>         Arguments that start with the "$"  sign  are  variables.
>         The values for these variables can be specified with the
>         _v_a_r_i_a_b_l_e  operand.   For  example,  if  this  value   is
>         "display=:0,vt=vt9", this would set the "$display" argu-
>         ment to ":0" and the "vt" argument to "vt9".
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>EXAMPLES
>     Example 1: To add a session to the next available seat  with
>     a display type of "Local" and start it on display ":20"
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>     example% ck-seat-tool -a --display-type=Local display=:20
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>     Example 2: To add a session to Seat10 with a session type of
>     "LoginWindow",  a  display  type of "Local", and start it on
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>     Example  3:  To  remove  the   session   with   session   ID
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>     example% ck-seat-tool --d --session-id=/org/freedesktop/ConsoleKit/Session2
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>    | Availability                | SUNWconsolekit              |
>    |______________________________|______________________________|
>    | Interface stability         | Volatile                    |
>    |______________________________|______________________________|
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>     ck-history(1),  ck-launch-session(1),   ck-list-sessions(1),
>     gdmdynamic(1),   console-kit-daemon(1m),   gdm(1m),   attri-
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>SYNOPSIS
>     console-kit-daemon  [--debug]  [--help]  [--no-daemon]   [--
>     timed-exit]
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>DESCRIPTION
>     console-kit-daemon is a utility for  defining  and  tracking
>     users, login sessions and seats.  It provides interfaces for
>     managing switching sessions and session migration when using
>     mechanisms  such as Virtual Terminals (VT).  ConsoleKit pro-
>     vides a number of interfaces to specify  what  displays  are
>     managed by the display manager, and how.
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>     ConsoleKit maintains a database of which  users  are  logged
>     into  the system.  ConsoleKit groups sessions by seats which
>     represent a set of hardware (usually a keyboard and  mouse).
>     Other process communicate with ConsoleKit via D-Bus.
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>     console-kit-daemon  to  open  a new session.  In the typical
>     case, the session  leader  would  be  a  ConsoleKit  enabled
>     display  manager,  such as GDM.  This leader makes a connec-
>     tion to the D-Bus system bus and asks console-kit-daemon  to
>     open a session when needed.
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>     cookie  to  the  session  leader.  The session leader should
>     store this variable in the environment as XDG_SESSION_COOKIE
>     so  that  it  may  be  shared with its child processes.  The
>     environment variable contains the UUID used to tie processes
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>     At this point the session will be registered with ConsoleKit
>     and  a  particular set of information about the session will
>     be stored along with it.
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>     The Session  will  remain  open  until  the  Session  Leader
>     disconnects  from  the D-Bus system bus. The session will be
>     removed from its seat, and deregistered.
>
>     Various other programs need to know information  about  run-
>     ning  user sessions, such as the Fast User Switch Applet and
>     other mechanisms for switching the console  to  use  a  dif-
>     ferent  VT  display.   Such  programs make use of ConsoleKit
>     interfaces to determine if user switching is  supported  and
>     to  manage  the  switching of different sessions on the same
>     seat.
>
>     On Solaris, the ConsoleKit service is managed by the  smf(5)
>     service  management  facility  under  the service identifier
>
>
>
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>     _s_v_c:/_s_y_s_t_e_m/_c_o_n_s_o_l_e_k_i_t.  On Solaris, it is recommended  that
>     you  use  the  svcadm(1m) utility to start and stop the Con-
>     soleKit service.
>
>     ConsoleKit provides a pam_ck_connector so that non-graphical
>     logins  (e.g.   telnet,  ssh, etc.) are registered with Con-
>     soleKit.  This functionality works if  this  PAM  module  is
>     enabled  in  the pam.conf(4) configuration.  Thus ConsoleKit
>     can be used as a utmp/wtmp replacement  since  it  stores  a
>     superset of the information as in the utmp/wtmp database.
>
>     The   ConsoleKit   database   is   stored   in   the    file
>     /var/run/ConsoleKit/database.   It  stores information about
>     active Seats, Sessions, and the current SessionLeader.
>
>OPTIONS
>     The following options are supported:
>
>     --debug                 Enable debug output.
>
>
>
>     -h, --help              Display detailed usage message.
>
>
>
>     --no-daemon             Avoid starting console-kit-daemon as
>                             a daemon.  Useful for debugging.
>
>
>
>     --timed-exit            Exit after 30 seconds.   Useful  for
>                             debugging.
>
>
>
>ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES
>     See environ(5) for descriptions of environment variables.
>
>     DISPLAY
>
>         This environment variable  corresponds  to  the  Xserver
>         display value associated with the ConsoleKit session.
>
>
>
>     XDG_SESSION_COOKIE
>
>         ConsoleKit provides this  environment  variable  to  the
>         session  leader.   The  session  leader  is  expected to
>         ensure this is set for the session process started.   It
>         contains  a  UUID  used  to  tie  the  processes  to the
>
>
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>         session.  This is used  to  support  user  switching  on
>         displays  that  support  it (currently only graphical VT
>         displays on the console).
>
>
>
>     The following environment variables are  set  when  console-
>     kit-daemon  runs  the  run-session.d and run-seat.d scripts.
>     These values correspond to those values returned by the  ck-
>     list-session(1) utility.
>
>     CK_SESSION_SEAT_ID
>
>         The seat ID associated with the session.
>
>
>
>     CK_SESSION_SEAT_UID
>
>         The user id associated with the session
>
>
>
>     CK_SESSION_DISPLAY_DEVICE
>
>         The display device associated with the session.
>
>
>
>     CK_SESSION_X11_DISPLAY_DEVICE
>
>         The value of the display device that the X11 display for
>         the session is connected to.  If there is no x11-display
>         set, then this value is undefined.
>
>
>
>     CK_SESSION_X11_DISPLAY
>
>         The value of the X11 DISPLAY  environment  variable  for
>         this session if one is present.
>
>
>
>     CK_SESSION_REMOTE_HOST_NAME
>
>         If the session is not local, the value is the host  name
>         associated  with  the session.  If the session is local,
>         the value is empty.
>
>
>
>
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>     CK_SESSION_IS_ACTIVE
>
>         The value is "TRUE" if the session is active on the seat
>         to which it is attached, and "FALSE" otherwise.
>
>
>
>     CK_SESSION_IS_LOCAL
>
>         The value is "TRUE" if the session is local, and "FALSE"
>         if remote.
>
>
>
>     CK_SESSION_IS_DYNAMIC
>
>         The value is "TRUE" if the session was started with  ck-
>         seat-tool, and "FALSE" otherwise.
>
>
>
>EXTENDED DESCRIPTION
>  ConsoleKit Seat Configuration
>     ConsoleKit seat  configuration  files  are  located  in  the
>     /etc/ConsoleKit/seats.d  directory.  Each seat configuration
>     file ends with the  .seat  suffix.   ConsoleKit  provides  a
>     default  seat  file  named 00-primary.seat.  Additional seat
>     configuration files may be added.  These files are in  stan-
>     dard INI format.
>
>     The settings below are in "group/key=_d_e_f_a_u_l_t__v_a_l_u_e"  format,
>     and  show  the  default  values of the 00-primary.seat file.
>     For example, to specify a different "Seat Entry/Name" value,
>     you would modify the this file so it contains these lines:
>
>     [Seat Entry]
>     [...]
>     Name=Customized seat name
>
>     The following keys are supported for configuring  ConsoleKit
>     seats:
>
>     Seat Entry/Version=1.0
>
>         Version number of the seat  file.   This  specifies  the
>         version  number  of  the configuration file format used.
>         Currently only the value "1.0" is supported.
>
>
>
>     Seat Entry/Name=Primary seat
>
>
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>         Name of the seat.
>
>
>
>     Seat Entry/ID=StaticSeat
>
>         Specifies the unique ID of the seat.  If  the  value  is
>         NULL, then console-kit-daemon will provide a value.  The
>         ID may only contain the ASCII  characters  [A-Z][a=z][0-
>         9]_".
>
>
>
>     Seat Entry/Hidden=false
>
>         If this value is set to "false",  then  ConsoleKit  will
>         create  this  seat.   Otherwise,  the  seat  will not be
>         created.
>
>
>
>     Seat Entry/Devices
>
>         This value is not currently supported.  In  the  future,
>         it  is  planned that ConsoleKit will provide the ability
>         to manage how device permissions are managed,  and  this
>         key is a placeholder.
>
>
>
>     Seat Entry/Sessions=Local
>
>         List of sessions to start on the seat, separated by  the
>         ";"  character.   Each session must be defined in a Con-
>         soleKit     session     configuration     file     named
>         /etc/ConsoleKit/sessions.d/_s_e_s_s_i_o_n_s.session  where  _s_e_s_-
>         _s_i_o_n_s is the value of this key.
>
>
>
>  ConsoleKit Display Configuration
>     ConsoleKit display configuration files are  located  in  the
>     /etc/ConsoleKit/displays.d  directory.   Each session confi-
>     guration file ends with  the  .display  suffix.   Additional
>     seat  configuration  files may be added.  These files are in
>     standard INI format.
>
>     The settings below are in "group/key" format, so to  specify
>     the  "X11/Display"  value,  the  file  shoulld contain these
>     lines:
>
>
>
>
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>     [X11]
>     [...]
>     Exec=/usr/X11/bin/Xorg $display -br -verbose -auth $auth -nolisten tcp $vt
>
>     The following keys are supported for configuring  ConsoleKit
>     displays:
>
>     Display/Type
>
>         The type of the display.  Currently only the value "X11"
>         is  supported.   This indicates that the display will be
>         managed by an Xserver that sends a SIGUSR1 signal to its
>         parent  pid  when it is ready.  This is standard for all
>         Xservers, such as the Xorg(1) Xserver.
>
>
>
>     X11/Exec
>
>         The command to run to launch the session.  This  command
>         supports  variables  that  start with the "$" character,
>         like "$display".  The values to use for these  variables
>         can either be specified in the ConsoleKit session confi-
>         guration file in the "[Local]" section, or via  the  ck-
>         seat-tool(1) application.
>
>
>
>  ConsoleKit Session Configuration
>     ConsoleKit session configuration files are  located  in  the
>     /etc/ConsoleKit/sessions.d  directory.   Each session confi-
>     guration file ends with  the  .session  suffix.   Additional
>     seat  configuration  files may be added.  These files are in
>     standard INI format.
>
>     The settings below are in "group/key" format, so to  specify
>     the  "Session  Entry/Name"  value,  the file shoulld contain
>     these lines:
>
>     [Session Entry]
>     [...]
>     Name=Customized Session
>
>     The following keys are supported for configuring  ConsoleKit
>     sessions:
>
>     Session Entry/Name
>
>         Unique name of the session.
>
>
>
>
>
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>     Session Entry/Type
>
>         Type of the session
>
>
>
>     Session Entry/Description
>
>         Description of the session.
>
>
>
>     Session Entry/DisplayTemplate
>
>         This specifies the display type to be used with the ses-
>         sion.       This     corresponds     to     the     file
>         /etc/ConsoleKit/displays.d/_d_i_s_p_l_a_y__t_e_m_p_l_a_t_e.display
>         where _d_i_s_p_l_a_y__t_e_m_p_l_a_t_e is the value of this key.
>
>
>
>     Local/_v_a_r_i_a_b_l_e
>
>         The ConsoleKit  display  configuration  file  associated
>         with  the "Entry/DisplayTemplate" key specifies the com-
>         mand to run to launch  the  display.   This  command  is
>         defined  in the ConsoleKit display configuration file in
>         the key "X11/Exec".  This command can include  variables
>         that  begin  with the "$" character, such as "$display".
>         The values to be used for these variables can be defined
>         in  this  section.  So if the session configuration file
>         contains the value "Local/display=:0", this  will  cause
>         the  variable  used  when  launching  the  command to be
>         replaced with the value "0".
>
>
>
>  ConsoleKit Session Script Interfaces
>     The  following  interfaces  are  provided  so  that   system
>     administrators  can  configure  that  certain actions happen
>     when ConsoleKit responds to certain events.
>
>     When a  ConsoleKit  session  is  started  or  removed,  then
>     console-kit-daemon  will  first run any scripts found in the
>     /etc/ConsoleKit/run-session.d directory  and  then  run  any
>     scripts in the /usr/lib/ConsoleKit/run-session.d directory.
>
>     When   certain   seat   events,   such   as    "seat_added",
>     "seat_removed"  or "seat_active_session_changed" occur, then
>     console-kit-daemon  will  first  run  any  script   in   the
>     /etc/ConsoleKit/run-seat.d   directory  and   then  run  any
>     scripts in the /usr/lib/ConsoleKit/run-seat.d directory.
>
>
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>  ConsoleKit System Restart and Stop
>     console-kit-daemon provides D-Bus interfaces that will  res-
>     tart or stop the system.  When console-kit-daemon receives a
>     D-Bus request  to  restart  the  system,  it  will  run  the
>     /usr/lib/ConsoleKit/scripts/ck-system-restart  script if the
>     user has privilege to do this operation.  When  console-kit-
>     daemon  receives a D-Bus request to stop the system, it will
>     run the /usr/lib/ConsoleKit/scripts/ck-system-stop script if
>     the user has privilege to do this operation.
>
>EXAMPLES
>     Example 1: To start the ConsoleKit daemon
>
>     example% console-kit-daemon
>
>     Example 2: To configure ConsoleKit to  start  multiple  ses-
>     sions on a single seat
>
>     To start two local displays: DISPLAY ":0" on vt7 and DISPLAY
>     ":1" on "vt8", edit the 00-primary.seat file as follows:
>
>     [Seat Entry]
>     Version=1.0
>     Name=Primary seat
>     Description=start static displays :0 on vt7 and :1 on vt8
>     Hidden=false
>     Devices=
>     Sessions=Local;Local2;
>
>     Then,      in      addition      to       the       original
>     /etc/ConsoleKit/sessions.d/Local.session  file, add the fol-
>     lowing /etc/ConsoleKit/sessions.d/Local2.session file:
>
>     [Session Entry]
>     Name=Local
>     Type=LoginWindow
>     Description=Local Login Screen
>     DisplayTemplate=Local
>
>     [Local]
>     display=:1
>     vt=/dev/vt/8
>
>     Example 3: To configure ConsoleKit to start multiple seat
>
>     To start two seats: a local session on  DISPLAY  ":0"  using
>     "vt7" and another seat using a VNC session on DISPLAY ":64",
>     add a file /etc/ConsoleKit/seats.d/01-vnc.seat as follows:
>
>     [Seat Entry]
>     Version=1.0
>     Name=VNC seat
>
>
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>     Description=start one VNC display on :64
>     Hidden=false
>     Devices=
>     Sessions=LocalVNC;
>
>     Add the /etc/ConsoleKit/sessions.d/LocalVNC.session file  as
>     follows:
>
>     [Session Entry]
>     Name=LocalVNC
>     Type=LoginWindow
>     Description=Connect to local VNC server running on same machine
>     DisplayTemplate=LocalVNC
>
>     [LocalVNC]
>     display=:64
>
>     Finally, add the /etc/ConsoleKit/displays.d/LocalVNC.display
>     file as follows:
>
>     [Display]
>     Type=X11
>
>     [X11]
>     Exec=/usr/X11/bin/Xvnc $display -auth $auth -query localhost
>
>FILES
>     The following files are used by this application:
>
>     /usr/sbin/console-kit-daemon
>
>         Executable for the ConsoleKit daemon.
>
>
>
>     /usr/lib/ConsoleKit/run-seat.d
>
>         Any scripts in this directory are run when a  ConsoleKit
>         seat event happens.
>
>
>
>     /usr/lib/ConsoleKit/run-session.d
>
>         Any scripts in this directory are run when a  ConsoleKit
>         session event happens.
>
>
>
>     /usr/lib/ConsoleKit/scripts/ck-system-restart
>
>         Script to run when ConsoleKit receives a  D-Bus  request
>
>
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>         to restart the system.
>
>
>
>     /usr/lib/ConsoleKit/scripts/ck-system-stop
>
>         Script to run when ConsoleKit receives a  D-Bus  request
>         to stop the system.
>
>
>
>     /etc/ConsoleKit/seats.d
>
>         ConsoleKit seat configuration files.
>
>
>
>     /etc/ConsoleKit/session.d
>
>         ConsoleKit session configuration files.
>
>
>
>     /etc/ConsoleKit/run-seat.d
>
>         Any scripts in this directory are run when a  ConsoleKit
>         seat event happens.
>
>
>
>     /etc/ConsoleKit/run-session.d
>
>         Any scripts in this directory are run when a  ConsoleKit
>         seat event happens.
>
>
>
>     /var/run/ConsoleKit/database
>
>         ConsoleKit database.
>
>
>
>     /var/log/ConsoleKit/history
>
>         ConsoleKit history database.
>
>
>
>ATTRIBUTES
>     See attributes(5) for descriptions of the  following  attri-
>     butes:
>
>
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>     ____________________________________________________________
>    |       ATTRIBUTE TYPE        |       ATTRIBUTE VALUE       |
>    |______________________________|______________________________|
>    | Availability                | SUNWconsolekit              |
>    |______________________________|______________________________|
>    | Interface stability         | Volatile                    |
>    |______________________________|______________________________|
>
>
>SEE ALSO
>     More information can be found at:
>
>     http://www.freedesktop.org/wiki/Software/ConsoleKit
>
>     ck-history(1),  ck-launch-session(1),   ck-list-sessions(1),
>     ck-seat-tool(1m),    gdm(1m),   svcadm(1m),   attributes(5),
>     environ(5), smf(5)
>
>NOTES
>     Brian Cameron, Sun Microsystems Inc., 2009.   Copyright  (c)
>     2009 by Sun Microsystems, Inc.
>
>     Some of the documentation in this manpage is from  the  Con-
>     soleKit documentation written by William Jon McCann.
>
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