# Sccsid @(#)ps.dfl	1.4 (gritter) 10/13/03

#
# ps needs to know whether a new-style O(1) scheduler (as in 2.6
# kernels) or an old-style scheduler (as in stock 2.4 kernels)
# is used. This is normally auto-detected, but it is impossible
# to do this perfectly given the large number of variations and
# backports.
#
#O1_SCHEDULER=1

#
# Unless this feature was deactivated at compilation time, ps keeps
# a cache file of /dev entries to accelerate the search of names of
# terminal devices. The file is automatically kept up to date by
# ps and owned by the effective user ID ps is invoked with. The
# following settings have no effect if no cache file is kept.
#

#
# The location of the ps cache file.
#
CACHE_FILE=/tmp/ps_cache

#
# The octal permission mode for the ps cache file.
#
CACHE_MODE=664

#
# The group owner of the ps cache file.
#
CACHE_GROUP=sys

#
# If DROPPRIVS=1 ps will drop setuid privileges after it has created
# the cache file.
#
DROPPRIVS=0