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max/ideal value of items in limits.conf in rhel5?
Post 302484529 by Lazydog on Friday 31st of December 2010 11:30:50 PM
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dacs_sts - Secure Token Service for managed Information Cards SYNOPSIS
dacs_sts [dacsoptions[1]] DESCRIPTION
This program is part of the DACS suite. The dacs_sts web service is the Secure Token Service for DACS's managed Information Cards. Refer to dacs_managed_infocard(8)[2] for additional information. Security Depending on the application, consider adding a custom access control rule for dacs_sts (e.g., to limit access to a particular host or subnet, or even certain identities). Configuration The following configuration variables are available: infocard_sts_password For managed InfoCards generated with a INFOCARD_STS_AUTH_TYPE[3] of "passwd" and an INFOCARD_STS_PASSWORD_METHOD[4] of "sts", this is the global user password that must be provided. Changing this password affects all managed InfoCard accounts. OPTIONS
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