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#  This file is a pro forma TET execution configuration parameter file.
#  The values contained in this file must be modified for the target
#  system.  Where no default value is specified, leaving the parameter
#  unset will usually cause Unresolved or Uninitiated test results.

#
#  General Parameters - required for all subsets
#

#	VSX test mode and test packages used.
#	Set automatically - do not alter.
TEST_MODE=UNIX98
TEST_PACKAGES= VSX-PCTS4.4.4 LSBinitd-0.8 LI18NUX2000-Level1 LSB-FHS2.2 LSB-OS LSB-PAM LSB-USERSGROUPS LSB_interpreter-0.1 LSB_release-0.1 LSBprofile.d-0.1 VSTHlite1.0

#	Source directory for VSX.
VSXDIR=/opt/lsb/test/core/tet/test_sets/SRC

#	Debugging flags.
#	Example: t:d,trace:l,2
#	Default: no debugging output
VSX_DBUG_FLAGS=

#	Debug output file.
#	Default: debugging output is written to stderr
VSX_DBUG_FILE=/opt/lsb/test/core/tet/test_sets/TESTROOT/dbug.out

#	Test Run Name.
#	Default: (blank)
VSX_NAME=

#	Operator Name.
#	Default: (blank)
VSX_OPER=Automated

#	Organisation.
#	Default: (blank)
VSX_ORG=NONE

#	Command search path.
#	Default: .:/bin:/usr/bin
VSX_PATH=

#	System Name.
#	Default: (blank)
VSX_SYS=UNKNOWN

#	User ID's of users vsx0, vsx1 and vsx2.
VSX_UID0=10015
VSX_UID1=10016
VSX_UID2=10017

#	Group ID's of groups vsxg0, vsxg1 and vsxg2.
VSX_GID0=10080
VSX_GID1=10081
VSX_GID2=10082

#	List of non-standard signal numbers to set to be ignored.
#	Many systems will need to include the signal number for SIGSYS.
#	Example: 12,42
#	Default: all non-standard signals are caught
TET_SIG_IGN=

#	List of non-standard signal numbers to leave alone.
#	Used for signals which cause problems if set to be caught.
#	Example: 43, 44
#	Default: all non-standard signals are caught
TET_SIG_LEAVE=

#
#  Compiler Characteristics - required for subsets with header tests
#

#	C compiler.
#	This can be a shell script if required (e.g. if the compiler
#	outputs a copyright line, the script should suppress it).
#	Default: /bin/cc
VSX_CC=/opt/lsb/bin/lsbcc

#	C compiler flags.
#	This parameter must NOT define _XOPEN_SOURCE, _POSIX_SOURCE,
#	_POSIX_C_SOURCE, or _XOPEN_SOURCE_EXTENDED.
VSX_CFLAGS=-ansi

#	C compiler libraries, and linker flags.
#	Usually contains the libraries and linker flags used in the MLIB,
#	SYSLIBS and LDFLAGS parameters in SRC/vsxparams.
#	Default: -lm
VSX_LIBS=-lm  -L/usr/X11R6/lib -L/usr/lib/X11

#
#  Operating System Characteristics - common to multiple subsets
#

#	Block special file name.
#	Set to "unsup" if block special files are not supported.
VSX_BLKDEV_FILE=/opt/lsb/test/core/tet/test_sets/nonexistb

#	Character special file name.
#	Set to "unsup" if character special files are not supported.
VSX_CHRDEV_FILE=/dev/tty

#	Does fcntl() detect EDEADLK? (Y/N)
VSX_FCNTL_EDEADLK=Y

#	Maximum number of file locks settable by fcntl().
#	May be set to -1 if there is no practical limit.
VSX_FCNTL_MAXLOCK=-1

#	Invalid cmd value for fcntl().
#	Default: -1
VSX_INVALID_FCNTL_CMD=

#	Invalid group ID.
#	Set to "unsup" if all gid_t values are valid group IDs.
VSX_INVALID_GID=unsup

#	Group name not in group database.
#	Default: "nogroup"
VSX_INVALID_GNAME=fooxyz

#	User name not in user database.
#	Default: "nouser"
VSX_INVALID_PNAME=foopqr

#	Invalid user ID.
#	Set to "unsup" if all uid_t values are valid user IDs.
VSX_INVALID_UID=unsup

#	Invalid "whence" value for lseek(), fseek() and fcntl().
#	Default: -1
VSX_INVALID_WHENCE=-1

#	Invalid signal number.
#	Default: -1
VSX_INVAL_SIG=-5

#	Mountable file system.
#	Can be the same as VSX_ROFS and VSX_NOSPC_DEV.
VSX_MOUNT_DEV=/dev/loop0

#	Mountable file system filled by filldisc.sh.
#	Can be the same as VSX_MOUNT_DEV and VSX_ROFS.
VSX_NOSPC_DEV=/dev/loop0

#	Shared executable file.
#	Set to "unsup" if shared executables are not supported.
VSX_PURE_FILE=/opt/lsb/test/core/tet/test_sets/TESTROOT/BIN/purefile

#	Does readdir() detect EBADF? (Y/N)
VSX_READDIR_EBADF=Y

#	File system which can be mounted read only.
#	Can be the same as VSX_MOUNT_DEV and VSX_NOSPC_DEV.
#	Set to "unsup" if read only file systems are not supported.
VSX_ROFS=/dev/loop0

#	Can sigaddset() and sigdelset() give EINVAL? (Y/N)
VSX_SIGSET_EINVAL=Y

#	Maximum number of files that can be open on the system.
#	May be set to -1 if there is no practical limit.
VSX_SYS_OPEN_MAX=-1

#	File name of the terminal the tests are running on.
VSX_TTYNAME=/dev/tty

#	User logged onto VSX_TTYNAME.
VSX_TTYUSER=vsx0

#	Minimum number of blocks for use with setlimit().
#	May be set to -1 if setting a file size limit is not supported.
#	Example: 2
VSX_ULIMIT_BLKS=2

#	Name of a file which cannot be locked.
#	Must be readble and writable by user vsx0 or group vsxg0.
#	Set to "unsup" if no unlockable file exists.
VSX_UNLOCKABLE_FILE=unsup

#	Unused (valid) group ID.
#	Set to "unsup" if all unused group ID's are invalid.
VSX_UNUSED_GID=25000

#	Unused (valid) user ID.
#	Set to "unsup" if all unused user ID's are invalid.
VSX_UNUSED_UID=25000

#
#  Terminal Interface Parameters - common to multiple subsets
#
#  Note: If the system does not provide any devices which support the
#  general terminal interface, the VSX_TERMIOS_TTY and VSX_TERMIOS_LOOP
#  parameters should be set to "unsup".  In this case the remaining
#  parameters are not used.
#

#	Terminal device to be used as controlling terminal.
#	Set to "unsup" if no devices support the general terminal interface.
VSX_TERMIOS_TTY=/dev/pts/XXX

#	Terminal device connected to VSX_TERMIOS_TTY by loopback.
#	Set to "unsup" if no devices support the general terminal interface.
VSX_TERMIOS_LOOP=/dev/pts/XXX

#	Master side of pseudo-terminal pair for which VSX_TERMIOS_TTY
#	is the slave.  Leave unset if VSX_TERMIOS_TTY is not a pseudo-
#	terminal.  If this is a clone device, VSX_TERMIOS_TTY must be
#	set to a dummy slave name long enough to be overwritten with
#	the real name when it is obtained.
VSX_MASTER_TTY=/dev/ptmx

#	Master side of pseudo-terminal pair for which VSX_TERMIOS_LOOP
#	is the slave.  Leave unset if VSX_TERMIOS_LOOP is not a pseudo-
#	terminal.  If this is a clone device, VSX_TERMIOS_LOOP must be
#	set to a dummy slave name long enough to be overwritten with
#	the real name when it is obtained.
VSX_MASTER_LOOP=/dev/ptmx

#	Are VSX_TERMIOS_TTY and VSX_TERMIOS_LOOP asynchronous serial
#	terminals? (Y/N)
#	If using pseudo-terminals, set this parameter to N.
VSX_TERMIOS_ASYNC=N

#	Is terminal output buffered? (Y/N)
VSX_TERMIOS_BUFFERED=N

#	Normal speed setting for terminal tests.
#	If split baud rates are supported this must be the OUTPUT baud
#	rate of a supported split.
#	Example: B9600
VSX_TERMIOS_SPEED=B9600

#	Is modem control supported? (Y/N)
#	If using pseudo-terminals, set this parameter to N.
VSX_MODEM_CONTROL=N

#	Can START & STOP characters be changed? (Y/N)
VSX_START_STOP_CHNG=Y

#	Is tcgetpgrp() supported? (Y/N)
VSX_TCGETPGRP_SUPPORTED=Y

#	Is tcsetpgrp() supported? (Y/N)
VSX_TCSETPGRP_SUPPORTED=Y

#	Unsupported c_cflag value or speed.
#	Specify using c_cflag symbols, speed with leading 'B', or numeric
#	value (leading 0 for octal, 0x for hex).  Prefix with '~' for
#	bits to be cleared instead of set in c_cflag.  Set to "none" if
#	all possible c_cflag values are supported.
#	Examples: PARODD; ~PARODD; B38400; 0x100; ~020; 64
VSX_UNSUPPORTED_CFLAG=none

#	Non-default supported c_cflag value or speed.
#	This can be a c_cflag value which is not the value in effect when
#	the terminal is opened, or a speed other than VSX_TERMIOS_SPEED. 
#	The value must be unrelated to VSX_UNSUPPORTED_CFLAG.  Specify in
#	the same form as VSX_UNSUPPORTED_CFLAG.  Set to "none" if no
#	settings other than the defaults are supported.
#	Examples: CS5; B50; ~0x80; 0200; 32
VSX_SUPPORTED_CFLAG=B50

#	Erase sequence echoed when ECHOE and ECHO are set.
#	Example: \b \b
PCTS_ECHOE=\b \b

#	Kill sequence echoed when ECHOK and ECHO are set, for kill
#	character CTRL-U (c_cc[VKILL] == '\025') and an input line
#	containing seven characters.
#	Example1: \025\n
#	Example2: \b \b\b \b\b \b\b \b\b \b\b \b\b \b
PCTS_ECHOK=\025\n

#
#  Operating System Characteristics - required for 'base' subset
#				      (both POSIX and X/Open modes)

#	Accuracy of alarm() in seconds.
#	Default: SPEEDFACTOR
VSX_AL_ACCURACY=1

#	Accuracy of clock() as a percentage.
#	Default: 5
VSX_CLOCK_ERR=

#	Does closedir() detect EBADF? (Y/N)
VSX_CLOSEDIR_EBADF=Y

#	Are floating point calculations done in software? (Y/N)
#	Default: N
VSX_FP_SOFTWARE=

#	Invalid access mode value for access().
#	Set to "unsup" if access() does not detect EINVAL.
#	Default: -1
VSX_INVALID_AMODE=

#	Invalid "_PC_..." value for pathconf().
#	Default: -1
VSX_INVALID_PC=

#	Invalid process group ID.
#	Default: -1
VSX_INVALID_PGID=

#	Invalid "_SC_..." value for sysconf().
#	Default: -1
VSX_INVALID_SC=

#	Is {_POSIX_JOB_CONTROL} behaviour supported? (Y/N)
VSX_JOB_CONTROL_SUPP=Y

#	Does link() require access to the existing file? (Y/N)
#	Default: N
VSX_LINK_ACCESS_REQD=Y

#	Do link() and unlink() work on directories? (Y/N/U)
#	Y = both work
#	N = neither works
#	U = only unlink() works
VSX_LINK_DIR_SUPP=N

#	Can link() be used across file systems? (Y/N)
VSX_LINK_FILESYS_SUPP=N

#	File of non executable type.
#	This must not be a regular file and must have
#	execute permission for user vsx0.
#	Set to "unsup" if all file types are executable.
#	Example: . (i.e. the current directory)
VSX_NONEXEC_FILE=.

#	Does opendir() detect EMFILE and ENFILE? (Y/N)
VSX_OPENDIR_EMNFILE=Y

#	Does access() support appropriate privileges? (Y/N)
#	Default: N
VSX_PRIV_ACCESS_SUPP=Y

#	Do chown() and chmod() support appropriate privileges? (Y/N)
#	Default: N
VSX_PRIV_CHOWN_SUPP=Y

#	Does removing a busy directory give EBUSY? (Y/S/P/N)
#	Y = Yes, always
#	S = Yes, but only when in use by the system
#	P = Yes, but only when in use by another process
#	N = No
VSX_REMOVE_DIR_EBUSY=S

#	Does renaming a busy directory give EBUSY? (Y/S/P/N)
#	Y = Yes, always
#	S = Yes, but only when in use by the system
#	P = Yes, but only when in use by another process
#	N = No
VSX_RENAME_DIR_EBUSY=S

#	Does rename() on directories require write access? (Y/N)
VSX_RENAME_DIR_WPERM_REQD=N

#	Is {_POSIX_SAVED_IDS} behaviour supported? (Y/N)
VSX_SAVED_IDS_SUPP=Y

#	Is setting S_ISUID and S_ISGID supported? (Y/N)
VSX_SET_ID_MODES_SUPP=Y

#	Is setpgid() supported? (Y/N)
#	Must be set to Y if {_POSIX_JOB_CONTROL} behaviour is supported.
VSX_SETPGID_SUPPORTED=Y

#	Unsupported process group ID (> 0).
#	Set to "unsup" if all positive pid_t values are supported PGID's.
VSX_UNSUPPORTED_PGID=unsup

#
#  Operating System Characteristics - required for 'base' sub-set
#				      (X/Open modes only)

#	Invalid nl_item value for nl_langinfo().
#	Default: -1
VSX_INVALID_NL_ITEM=

#	Block special file for unavailable device.
#	Must be readable and writable by user vsx0 or group vsxg0.
#	Set to "unsup" if block special files are not supported.
VSX_NXIO_BLKDEV=/opt/lsb/test/core/tet/test_sets/nonexistb

#	Character special file for unavailable device.
#	Must be readable and writable by user vsx0 or group vsxg0.
VSX_NXIO_CHRDEV=/opt/lsb/test/core/tet/test_sets/nonexistc

#
#  Operating System Characteristics - required for 'base' sub-set
#				      (XPG4 and UNIX98 modes only)

#	Do basic regular expressions support anchoring in
#	subexpressions? (Y/N)
VSX_BRE_SUBANCHOR=Y

#	Locale name for message catalogue testing.
#	Must be of the form language_territory.codeset
#	Example: english_uk.8859
VSX_CAT_LOCALE=uk

#	First codeset name for conversion by iconv().
#	Must be set to the name of the codeset associated
#	with the locales specified in SRC/wchars.cfg.
VSX_CODESET1=

#	Second codeset name for conversion by iconv().
#	Set to "unsup" if only one codeset is supported.
VSX_CODESET2=

#	Invalid "_CS_..." value for confstr().
#	Default: -1
VSX_INVALID_CS=

#	Invalid mode argument to popen().
#	Set to "unsup" if popen() does not detect EINVAL.
VSX_INVALID_POPEN_MODE=

#	Is line buffered input support on terminals and pipes? (Y/T/P/N)
#	Y = supported on both
#	T = on terminals only
#	P = on pipes only
#	N = not supported
VSX_LINE_BUF_SUPP=T

#	Is this test set being used for LSB testing? (Y/N)
#	Set to Yes for LSB testing. Set to No or leave unset for
#	POSIX or Single UNIX Specification testing.
#	Y = Yes
#	N = No
LSB_TEST=Y
#
#  Operating System Characteristics - required for 'initd' subset

# use LSB prefix for namespace
# Path to install_initd
# This value can be changed for testing, but needs to
# be set to /usr/lib/lsb/install_initd for certification
LSB_INSTALL_INITD=/usr/lib/lsb/install_initd

# Path to remove_initd
# This value can be changed for testing, but needs to
# be set to /usr/lib/lsb/remove_initd for certification
LSB_REMOVE_INITD=/usr/lib/lsb/remove_initd

# Location of sample init scripts
# Do not edit
LSB_INITD_SCRIPTS_DIR=/opt/lsb/test/core/tet/test_sets/scripts/initd

# Location of rc file parent directory
LSB_INITD_RC_PARENT_DIR=/etc/rc.d

# Does the implementation provide System V init mechanism
# Set to true , or leave unset
LSB_INITD_SYSV_INIT=true

#
#  Operating System Characteristics - required for 'li18nux-base' subset

# Denotes whether the implementation's /bin/sh is bash
# Leaving this unset defaults to unsupported
# Setting to any value denotes support
#LSB_BIN_SHELL_BASH=true
LSB_BIN_SHELL_BASH=

# Denotes whether the implementation provides a C shell
# Leaving this unset defaults to unsupported
# Setting to any value denotes support
LSB_C_SHELL_SUPP=

# Denotes the name of the Kernel typical values are
# vmlinux or vmlinuz
# This value should be set.
LSB_KERNEL_NAME=

# Denotes whether the implementations supports users creating devices
# using MAKEDEV
# Leaving this unset defaults to unsupported
# Setting to any value denotes support
LSB_USER_DEV_CREAT=

# The following used in the /usr/share/misc tests denote whether
# the file ascii, magic, termcap and termcap.db are supported by the
# implementation. 
# Leaving these unset defaults to unsupported
# Setting to any value denotes support
LSB_FILE_ASCII=
LSB_FILE_MAGIC=
LSB_FILE_TERMCAP=
LBS_FILE_TERMCAPDB=

# The following used in the /var/account tests denotes whether
# Process Accounting is supported. 
# Leaving this unset defaults to unsupported.
# Setting to any value denotes support
LSB_PROCESS_ACCOUNTING=

# The following is used to denote that a C or C++ compiler
# is provided with the implementation.
# This is used in Annex A , /usr/include and /usr/src tests
# Leave this unset if you want to denote that its unsupported.
# Setting to any value denotes support
LSB_C_COMPILER_SUPPORTED=true

# The following is used to denote whether NIS is supported.
# Leave this unset if you want to denote that its unsupported.
# Setting to any value denotes support
LSB_NIS_SUPPORTED=

# The following is used to create a locale for testing.
# This value should be set.
LSB_LOCALE_SOURCE=/opt/lsb/test/core/tet/LSB.tools/li18nux_psldefs/LTP_1

# The following is used to create a locale for testing.
# This value should be set.
LSB_CHARMAP_SOURCE=/opt/lsb/test/core/tet/LSB.tools/li18nux_psldefs/UTF-8

# The following is used to place dummy font for testing.
# This value should be set.
LI18NUX_FONT_DIR=/opt/lsb/test/core/tet/LSB.tools/li18nux_font
LI18NUX_FONT_PORT=9999
#
#  Operating System Characteristics - required for 'lsb-fhs' subset

# Denotes whether the implementation's /bin/sh is bash
# Leaving this unset defaults to unsupported
# Setting to any value denotes support
#LSB_BIN_SHELL_BASH=true
LSB_BIN_SHELL_BASH=

# Denotes whether the implementation provides a C shell
# Leaving this unset defaults to unsupported
# Setting to any value denotes support
LSB_C_SHELL_SUPP=

# Denotes the name of the Kernel typical values are
# vmlinux or vmlinuz
# This value should be set.
LSB_KERNEL_NAME=

# Denotes whether the implementations supports users creating devices
# using MAKEDEV
# Leaving this unset defaults to unsupported
# Setting to any value denotes support
LSB_USER_DEV_CREAT=

# The following is used to denote whether NIS is supported.
# Leave this unset if you want to denote that its unsupported.
# Setting to any value denotes support
LSB_NIS_SUPPORTED=
#
#  Operating System Characteristics - required for 'lsb-os' subset

#
# test cases derived from VSX
#

#	Invalid mode argument to popen().
#	Set to "unsup" if popen() does not detect EINVAL.
VSX_INVALID_POPEN_MODE=z

#
# test cases derived from VSRT
#

# Compiler flags necessary to build an application using threads and
# real time features.  This parameter is normally set to the same as the
# value of THR_COPTS in SRC/vsxparams.
VSRT_CFLAGS=-D_REENTRANT

# Libraries necessary to build an application using threads and
# real time features.  This value is set during test suite installation
# based the information supplied to config.sh.
VSRT_LIBS=-lrt -lpthread -lc

# Libraries necessary to build an application using just real time features.
# This value is set during test suite installation
# based the information supplied to config.sh.
VSRT_RT_LIB=-lrt

# Does the system support the UNIX98 Realtime Feature Group.
# This value is only used in UNIX98 testing.
# It controls what is expected in some sysconf and unistd.h tests.
# Set to y if the Feature Group is supported and n otherwise.
VSRT_SUPPORTS_RT_FG=y

# Indicates if message queues are implemented as a distinct file type.
# Set to y if this is the case on the implementation and n otherwise.
VSRT_MQUEUE_IS_DISTINCT=n

# Indicates if semaphores are implemented as a distinct file type.
# Set to y if this is the case on the implementation and n otherwise.
VSRT_SEM_IS_DISTINCT=n

# Indicates if shared memory objects are implemented as a distinct file type.
# Set to y if this is the case on the implementation and n otherwise.
VSRT_SHM_IS_DISTINCT=n

# Indicates if message queue descriptors are implemented as file descriptors.
# Set to y if this is the case on the implementation and n otherwise.
VSRT_MQDES_IS_FILEDES=n

# A path prefix to which an arbitrary name can be appended to form a valid
# name for a message queue.
VSRT_MQUEUE_PREFIX=/

# A path prefix to which an arbitrary name can be appended to form an invalid
# name for a message queue.  Leave blank after the = if no such prefix
# exists.
VSRT_MQUEUE_PREFIX_INVALID=./

# A path prefix to which an arbitrary name can be appended to form a valid
# name for a shared memory object.
VSRT_SHM_PREFIX=/

# A path prefix to which an arbitrary name can be appended to form an invalid
# name for a shared memory object.  Leave blank after the = if no such prefix
# exists.
VSRT_SHM_PREFIX_INVALID=./

# Indicates if named semaphores are implemented with file descriptors.
# Set to y if this is the case on the implementation and n otherwise.
VSRT_SEM_IS_FILEDES=n

# A path prefix to which an arbitrary name can be appended to form a valid
# name for a named semaphore.
VSRT_SEM_PREFIX=/

# A path prefix to which an arbitrary name can be appended to form an invalid
# name for a named semaphore.  Leave blank after the = if no such prefix
# exists.
VSRT_SEM_PREFIX_INVALID=./

# The absolute pathname of a file for which the implementation
# does not support mmap().
# The file must exist the user vsx0 must have read and write access to it.
# Leave blank after the = if no such files exists.
VSRT_FILE_NO_MMAP=

# The absolute pathname of file for which the implementation supports
# Asynchronous I/O.
# The user vsx0 must have permission to create the file and then read
# and write to it.  The file will be deleted and recreated during testing.
# Leave blank after the = if no such files exists.
VSRT_FILE_ASYNC_IO=/tmp/vsrt_aio_file

# The absolute pathname of a file or device for which the implementation
# does not support Asynchronous I/O.
# The file or device must exist the user vsx0 must have read and write
# access to it.
# Leave blank after the = if no such files exists.
VSRT_FILE_NO_ASYNC_IO=

# The names of two terminal devices connected in a loopback configuration
# for use in Asynchronous I/O testing.
# User vsx0 must have read and write access to these devices.
# If Asynchronous I/O is not supported for terminal devices or no such
# devices exist leave blank after the =.
# Device names may be the same as VSX_TERMIOS_TTY and VSX_TERMIOS_LOOP.
VSRT_TERMIOS_TTY=
VSRT_TERMIOS_LOOP=

# The name of a master pty device for use in Asynchronous I/O testing.
# User vsx0 must have read and write access to this device.
# If Asynchronous I/O is not supported for ptys, leave blank after the =.
# VSRT_MASTER_PTY may be set to the same name as VSX_MASTER_TTY.
VSRT_MASTER_PTY=/dev/ptmx

# The absolute pathname of file for which the implementation supports
# Synchronized I/O.
# The file or device must exist the user vsx0 must have read and write
# access to it.
# Leave blank after the = if no such files exists.
VSRT_FILE_SYNC_IO=

# The absolute pathname of a file or device for which the implementation
# does not support Synchronized I/O.
# The file or device must exist the user vsx0 must have read and write
# access to it.
# Leave blank after the = if no such files exists.
VSRT_FILE_NO_SYNC_IO=

# The absolute pathname of file for which the implementation supports
# Prioritized I/O.
# The user vsx0 must have permission to create the file and then read
# and write to it.  The file will be deleted and recreated during testing.
# Leave blank after the = if no such files exists.
VSRT_FILE_PRIO_IO=

# The absolute pathname of a file or device for which the implementation
# does not support Prioritized I/O.
# The file or device must exist the user vsx0 must have read and write
# access to it.
# Leave blank after the = if no such files exists.
VSRT_FILE_NO_PRIO_IO=

# Indicates if the implementation relaxes the restriction on ordering
# of asynchronous writes to devices not capable of seeking or when
# the O_APPEND flag is set (for example the implementation is a 
# multiprocessor) as discussed in Section 2.7.2 of the specification.
# Set to y if this is the case on the implementation and n otherwise.
VSRT_RELAX_WRITE_ORDER=n

# Indicates a value which is invalid when used as aio_nbytes in an
# aiocb in an AIO read operation.  Leave blank after the = if all values
# are valid on this implementation.
VSRT_INVALID_AIO_NBYTES_READ=

# The maximum size of a process' address space, in pages.  This value
# is used in mmap testing (mmap 26 and 31 and mmap_P 29 and 34) to
# verify ENOMEM is returned when memory allocation is not possible
# due to address space boundaries.  On some systems where this value
# is very large, using the actual value may cause mmap to fail with
# an invalid value error.  These tests are constructed so that they
# completely validate their assertions using any value between 1/2 the
# size of the address space and its full size can be used, and in this
# circumstance a smaller value in this range should be configured here.
VSRT_ADDR_SPACE_PAGES=524300

# VSRT_MMAP_UNSUPPORTED_PROT indicates the unsupported access or
# combination of accesses for the data mapped by mmap or changed
# by mprotect
# 0 - No unsupported access(es)
# 1 - PROT_EXEC unsupported
# 2 - PROT_EXEC|PROT_WRITE unsupported
# 3 - PROT_EXEC|PROT_READ unsupported
VSRT_MMAP_UNSUPPORTED_PROT=0

# A clock id which is not valid on the implementation.  Set to a 
# numeric value.
# Leave blank after the = if there is no such value.
VSRT_BAD_CLOCKID=2048

# The seconds component of the resolution of CLOCK_REALTIME.
# Set to a numeric value.
VSRT_REALTIME_RES_SEC=0

# The nanoseconds component of the resolution of CLOCK_REALTIME.
# Set to a numeric value.
VSRT_REALTIME_RES_NSEC=1000

# The numeric value of the signal sent by default when the evp argument to
# timer_create is NULL.
# Set to a numeric value.
VSRT_DEF_TIMER_SIG=15

# The numeric value of a signal which is not in the range SIGRTMIN to SIGRTMAX,
# for which realtime signal behavior is supported, and for which the
# default action is to ignore the signal.
# Set to a numeric value.
# Leave blank after the = if there is no such value.
VSRT_RT_SIG_DEF_IGN=28

# A numeric value which is an invalid scheduling policy of the implementation.
# Set to a numeric value.
# Leave blank after the = if there is no such value.
VSRT_SCHED_INVALID=-1

# Indicates if the implementation supports each of the functions specific
# to the Realtime Feature Group.  These variables are used in POSIX
# testing where whether a function is to be tested is contingent on
# the definition of symbolic constants indicating support of a 
# group of functions, and otherwise on support of individual functions.
# These variables are used only in POSIX testing, to determine if
# an individual function is to be tested if its corresponding
# symbolic constant(s) are not set.
# Set to y or n.  If set to n the function will be required to always
# indicate an error and set errno to ENOSYS.

# _POSIX_ASYNCHRONOUS_IO
VSRT_SUPPORTS_AIO_CANCEL=y
VSRT_SUPPORTS_AIO_ERROR=y
VSRT_SUPPORTS_AIO_FSYNC=y
VSRT_SUPPORTS_AIO_READ=y
VSRT_SUPPORTS_AIO_RETURN=y
VSRT_SUPPORTS_AIO_SUSPEND=y
VSRT_SUPPORTS_AIO_WRITE=y
VSRT_SUPPORTS_LIO_LISTIO=y

# _POSIX_MEMLOCK
VSRT_SUPPORTS_MLOCKALL=y
VSRT_SUPPORTS_MUNLOCKALL=y

# _POSIX_MEMLOCK_RANGE
VSRT_SUPPORTS_MLOCK=y
VSRT_SUPPORTS_MUNLOCK=y

# _POSIX_MEMORY_PROTECTION
VSRT_SUPPORTS_MPROTECT=y

# _POSIX_MAPPED_FILES or _POSIX_SHARED_MEMORY_OBJECTS
VSRT_SUPPORTS_MMAP=y
VSRT_SUPPORTS_MUNMAP=y
VSRT_SUPPORTS_FTRUNCATE=y

# _POSIX_MAPPED_FILES and _POSIX_SYNCHRONIZED_IO
VSRT_SUPPORTS_MSYNC=y

# _POSIX_MESSAGE_PASSING
VSRT_SUPPORTS_MQ_CLOSE=y
VSRT_SUPPORTS_MQ_GETATTR=y
VSRT_SUPPORTS_MQ_NOTIFY=y
VSRT_SUPPORTS_MQ_OPEN=y
VSRT_SUPPORTS_MQ_RECEIVE=y
VSRT_SUPPORTS_MQ_SEND=y
VSRT_SUPPORTS_MQ_SETATTR=y
VSRT_SUPPORTS_MQ_UNLINK=y

# _POSIX_THREAD_PRIORITY_SCHEDULING
VSRT_SUPPORTS_PTHREAD_GETSCHEDPARAM=y
VSRT_SUPPORTS_PTHREAD_ATTR_SETINHERITSCHED=y
VSRT_SUPPORTS_PTHREAD_ATTR_SETSCHEDPOLICY=y
VSRT_SUPPORTS_PTHREAD_ATTR_SETSCOPE=y

# _POSIX_PRIORITY_SCHEDULING
VSRT_SUPPORTS_SCHED_GET_PRIORITY_MAX=y
VSRT_SUPPORTS_SCHED_GET_PRIORITY_MIN=y
VSRT_SUPPORTS_SCHED_GET_PARAM=y
VSRT_SUPPORTS_SCHED_GETSCHEDULER=y
VSRT_SUPPORTS_SCHED_RR_GET_INTERVAL=y
VSRT_SUPPORTS_SCHED_SETPARAM=y
VSRT_SUPPORTS_SCHED_SETSCHEDULER=y
VSRT_SUPPORTS_SCHED_YIELD=y

# _POSIX_REALTIME_SIGNALS
VSRT_SUPPORTS_SIGQUEUE=y
VSRT_SUPPORTS_SIGTIMEDWAIT=y
VSRT_SUPPORTS_SIGWAITINFO=y

# _POSIX_SEMAPHORES
VSRT_SUPPORTS_SEM_CLOSE=y
VSRT_SUPPORTS_SEM_DESTROY=y
VSRT_SUPPORTS_SEM_GETVALUE=y
VSRT_SUPPORTS_SEM_INIT=y
VSRT_SUPPORTS_SEM_OPEN=y
VSRT_SUPPORTS_SEM_POST=y
VSRT_SUPPORTS_SEM_TRYWAIT=y
VSRT_SUPPORTS_SEM_UNLINK=y
VSRT_SUPPORTS_SEM_WAIT=y

# _POSIX_SYNCHRONIZED_IO
VSRT_SUPPORTS_FDATASYNC=y

# _POSIX_SHARED_MEMORY_OBJECTS
VSRT_SUPPORTS_SHM_OPEN=y
VSRT_SUPPORTS_SHM_UNLINK=y

# _POSIX_TIMERS
VSRT_SUPPORTS_CLOCK_GETRES=y
VSRT_SUPPORTS_CLOCK_GETTIME=y
VSRT_SUPPORTS_CLOCK_SETTIME=y
VSRT_SUPPORTS_NANOSLEEP=y
VSRT_SUPPORTS_TIMER_CREATE=y
VSRT_SUPPORTS_TIMER_DELETE=y
VSRT_SUPPORTS_TIMER_GETOVERRUN=y
VSRT_SUPPORTS_TIMER_GETTIME=y
VSRT_SUPPORTS_TIMER_SETTIME=y

#
#  Operating System Characteristics - required for 'lsb-pam' subset
                                                                                
# Denotes the name of the pam user 
# This is usually set to vsx0
LSB_PAM_USER=vsx0
                                                                                
# Denotes the password of the pam user
LSB_PAM_USER_PASSWD=

# Denotes the name of the LSB PAM configuration file
# Default /etc/pam.d/lsbpam_conf
LSB_PAM_CONF_FILE=/etc/pam.d/lsbpam_conf
                                                                                
# Denotes the names of the pam test users
LSB_PAM_TEST_USER1=vsx1
LSB_PAM_TEST_USER2=vsx2

# Denotes the passwords of the pam test users
LSB_PAM_TEST_USER1_PASSWD=
LSB_PAM_TEST_USER2_PASSWD=
#
#  Operating System Characteristics - required for 'lsb-usersgroups' subset
# ./SRC/subsets/lsb-usersgroups/exec-parms
#
# Denotes whether the implementation's /bin/sh is bash
# Leaving this unset defaults to unsupported
# Setting to any value denotes support
#LSB_BIN_SHELL_BASH=true
LSB_BIN_SHELL_BASH=

# Denotes whether the implementation provides a C shell
# Leaving this unset defaults to unsupported
# Setting to any value denotes support
LSB_C_SHELL_SUPP=

# Denotes the name of the Kernel typical values are
# vmlinux or vmlinuz
# This value should be set.
LSB_KERNEL_NAME=

# Denotes whether the implementations supports users creating devices
# using MAKEDEV
# Leaving this unset defaults to unsupported
# Setting to any value denotes support
LSB_USER_DEV_CREAT=

# LSB ld-lsb version to test for
LDSO_VERSION=3

#
#  Operating System Characteristics - required for 'lsb_release' subset

# LSB version to test for
LSB_RELEASE_VER=4.1

#
#  Operating System Characteristics - required for 'profile.d' subset

# Location of test script
# Do not edit
LSB_PROFILED_SCRIPTS_DIR=../../../../../scripts/profile.d

# Need this because we change $HOME during "run_tests"
LSB_PROFILED_REAL_TMP_DIR=/opt/lsb/test/core/tet/test_sets/tmp

#
#	@(#)exec_params	1.52
#	VSTH execution parameters
#

#
# VSTH performs header file testing by compiling and, if needed, executing
# test programs extracted from the PTHR.hdr/misc/<section>/L.<section> archive
# files during execution of VSTH.
#
# This parameter defines the set of command line compilation options
# used to build these VSTH header file testsets during VSTH execution.
# It must not define _XOPEN_SOURCE, _XOPEN_SOURCE_EXTENDED, _POSIX_SOURCE
# or _POSIX_C_SOURCE when VSTH is used for conformance testing.
#
VSTH_CFLAGS=

#
# This parameter defines the set of libraries with which these VSTH header
# file tests are linked during VSTH execution. This variable must be set
# to -l pthread when performing conformance testing.
#
VSTH_LIBS=-lpthread

#
# This parameter defines a valid value for the guardsize attribute
# of a pthread_attr_t attributes object. If the implementation
# regards all guardsize values as valid, set this variable to 'N' or 'n',
# otherwise set it to an invalid guardsize value.
# Expected range: 0 ... nnn in decimal or 'N' or 'n'
#
VSTH_VALID_GUARDSIZE=N

#
# This parameter defines an invalid guardsize for the pthread_attr_getguardsize
# function.
# Expected range: 0 ... nnn in decimal or N|n
#
VSTH_INVALID_GUARDSIZE=N

#
# This parameter defines a valid value for the stacksize attribute
# of a pthread_attr_t attributes objects.
# Expected range: 0 ... nnn in decimal
#
VSTH_VALID_STACKSIZE=16384

#
# This parameter defines a invalid value for the stacksize attribute
# of a pthread_attr_t attributes objects.
# Expected range: 0 ... nnn in decimal
#
VSTH_INVALID_STACKSIZE=512

#
# Does the implementation recognize an unitialized pthread_attr_t
# as an invalid attributes object ?
# Expected range: Y|y|N|n
#
VSTH_UPAO_EINVAL=N

#
# Some notable threads implementations install signal handlers
# for standard signals such as SIGUSR1. If the implementation
# under test does so, set this variable to a comma separated list
# of signal numbers used. Failure to do so will result in tcm
# reporting unexpected signals and pre-mature test case termination.
# Expected format: n,n,n,n where n is a decimal integer
# ie: VSTH_SIG_IGN=10,12
#
VSTH_SIG_IGN=

#
# Does the implementation of pthread_join() detect deadlocks when the target
# thread is the calling thread ?
# Expected range: Y|y|N|n
#
VSTH_SELF_EDEADLK_DETECTED=Y

#
# Does the implementation of pthread_join() detect deadly embrace and circular
# deadlocks ?
# Expected range: Y|y|N|n
#
VSTH_REFERENTIAL_EDEADLK_DETECTED=Y

#
# Does the implementation detect thread ids which can not be joined in calls to
# pthread_detach() ?
# Expected range: Y|y|N|n
#
VSTH_DETACH_EINVAL=Y

#
# Does the implementation detect non-existent thread ids ?
# Expected range: Y|y|N|n
#
VSTH_TID_ESRCH=Y

#
# Does the implementation detect invalid signals ?
# Expected range: Y|y|N|n
#
VSTH_SIG_EINVAL=Y

#
# This parameter defines an invalid signal number
# It is used to test EINVAL returns from pthread_kill().
# Expected range: decimal value
#
VSTH_INVALID_SIG=100

#
# This parameter defines an invalid signal number
# It is used to test EINVAL returns from sigwait() and
# should be a valid but unsupported signal number
# Expected range: decimal value
#
VSTH_UNSUPPORTED_SIG=100

#
# If the implementation supports detection of invalid process-shared
# attribute values, set this variable to the value of an unsupported
# process-shared attribute value.
# Expected range: decimal integer
#
VSTH_PS_EINVAL=

# This parameter defines an invalid value for the process shared
# attribute. If the implementation under test does not detect invalid
# rwlockattr pshared values, then leave this variable unitialized.
# Expected range: decimal integer
#
VSTH_PSHARED_EINVAL=

#
# Does the implementation detect invalid thread ids ?
# Expected range: Y|y|N|n
#
VSTH_TID_EINVAL=Y

#
# Does the implementation support detection of ERANGE errors by getlogin_r ?
# Expected range: Y|y|N|n
#
VSTH_GETLOGIN_R_ERANGE=Y

#
# Does the implementation support detection of ENOTTY errors by ttyname_r ?
# Expected range: Y|y|N|n
#
VSTH_TTYNAME_R_ENOTTY=Y

#
# Does the implementation support detection of ERANGE errors by ttyname_r ?
# Expected range: Y|y|N|n
#
VSTH_TTYNAME_R_ERANGE=Y

#
# Does the implementation support the return of EBADF values by readdir_r ?
# Expected range: Y|y|N|n
#
VSTH_READDIR_R_EBADF=Y

#
# Identify two codesets supported by your implementation of iconv_open()
# Expected range: string value
#
VSTH_ICONV_CODESET1=
VSTH_ICONV_CODESET2=

#
# If your implementation supports supplementary group ids, then
# user vsx0's supplementary group ids should be defined and this variable
# should be initialized to the value of one of these supplementary ids.
#
VSTH_SUPP_GID=10083

#
#  Fixed config variables - these must not be changed
#
TET_EXEC_IN_PLACE=True
TET_OUTPUT_CAPTURE=False

#
#  END OF PARAMETERS FILE

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