#
# FILENAME:     /etc/rc.config.d/TftpdStandAlone_conf
# @(#) $Revision: 1.0 $ $Date: 04/01/13 15:56:01 $
#
# DESCRIPTION:  Configuration file corresponding to /sbin/init.d/TftpdStandAlone.
#               Users may make changes to this file to control whether
#               the tftpd should start by /sbin/rc on power up.
#               Including unsetting # TFTPD_STANDALONE_START.
#
#
# To control whether the tftpd is started uncomment one of the
# lines below:
#
# TFTPD_STANDALONE_START=0   # Don't start tftpd in standalone mode. This is the default value.
# TFTPD_STANDALONE_START=1   # Start tftpd. 
# TFTPD_STANDALONE_START=""  # Actually, any value other than 0 will cause the
#                            # the agent to be started.  Including unsetting
#                            # TFTPD_STANDALONE_START.
#
#
###############################################################################
#
# TFTPD_STANDALONE_OPTIONS:
#
# Option	Description	
# ------        -----------
#   -s  	#To invoke TFTPD in Service Guard environment
#   -S		#To invoke TFTPD in StandAlone mode under Service Guard environment
#   -i		#To use IPv4 socket only (no IPv6) under Service Guard environment
#  path         (optional) List of directories. Refer tfttpd(1M) manpage for details
#               about the 'path' option
#
# Example.
# TFTPD_STANDALONE_OPTIONS=" -l -s -S -i /opt/ignite /var/opt/ignite"
#
# This environment variable TFTPD_STANDALONE_OPTIONS may be set to influence the
# way the tftpd is started.

TFTPD_STANDALONE_OPTIONS=" -l -s -S -i" 
export TFTPD_STANDALONE_OPTIONS


TFTPD_STANDALONE_START=0     # Start the tftpd in standalone mode
export TFTPD_STANDALONE_START