! $Header: /tmp_mnt/vol/nwd/tools/media/X11/XP/bin/sxpconfig/RCS/sxprocessrc,v 1.3 1992/11/20 18:14:32 bgp Exp $
!
! .sxprocessrc - Sample configuration file for sxprocess
!
! This file shows the available configuration resources for the Serial
! Xpress host process (sxprocess).  The values of the resources given
! in this example file are the default values, i.e the values you
! would get if you did not specify that resource.
!
! escapeChars specifies characters that cannot be passed across the
! serial line.  Characters that appear in this list will be xor'ed
! with 0x20 and prefixed by a 0x7d when transmitted.  The default list
! of escaped characters includes carriage return, linefeed, control-q,
! control-s, and rubout characters because many computer systems treat
! this characters specially and may alter their transmission.
!
!*escapeChars:		0x0a 0x0d 0x11 0x13 0x7f
!
! timeout specifies the maximum time, in seconds, that the protocol
! will wait for successful serial communication.  If either side
! (sxprocess or sxptask) does not successfully receive any
! communications for a period longer than this, the connection
! will be shut down.  When the protocol shuts down in this way,
! a message to that effect is put into the sxp_log* file in the
! tmpDir directory (see tmpDir, below.)
!
!*timeout:   45
!
! xTransportProtocols specifies the types of X connection sockets that
! will be used by sxprocess.  The decnet type is only valid on VAX VMS
! and Ultrix versions of sxprocess.  The transport protocol types can
! be specified in any order but the last type in the list determines
! which format will be used for the DISPLAY environment variable.
!
!*xTransportProtocols:	decnet tcpip local
!
! tmpDir specifies the directory where message files and type local
! sockets are placed.
!
!*tmpDir:		/tmp
!
! sxprocess determines which display number to use when setting up X
! connection sockets by searching through the available display
! numbers, starting with display one.  This default starting number
! can be changed by setting the display resource.
!*display:		1
!
! Once sxprocess has started, it looks in the user's home directory
! (as determined from the HOME environment variable) for a session
! script to execute.  A session script is a shell script that contains
! invocations of X clients that the user wants to have started
! automatically.  By default, sxprocess looks for ".xsession" and
! failing that it looks for ".xinit".  The sessionScriptName resource
! can be used to specify a filename that is looked for first, ahead of
! the normal defaults.
!
!*sessionScriptName:	.xsession
!
! If no session script is found, sxprocess executes a default command
! string to act as session.  The default session command is 
! "xterm -geometry +1+1 -n login" but the defaultSession resource 
! can be used to change it.  It is imporant that any X client
! specified in the default session must be in one of the bin
! directories found in the user's "PATH" environment variable.
!
!*defaultSession:	xterm -geometry +1+1 -n login
