#
#  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 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=
