# Copyright (c) 2012 Ron McDowell
# Copyright (c) 2012 Devin Teske
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#
# Title that will be shown in the bsdconfig menu.
#
menu_title="Security"

#
# A short descriptive line shown at the bottom of the bsdconfig menu. keep it
# short because any line longer than the terminal width will be truncated.
#
menu_help="Set Security Parameters"

#
# Two-part variable that defines an action to take when `keyword' is passed on
# a bsdconfig command line. Variable takes the form "keyword|command" and
# multiple occurrences of the variable (with different `keyword's, or different
# `keyword's AND `command's) are allowed.  If `command' begins with a '/' then
# the full path to the program is needed. If `command' begins with anything
# else it is a path relative to the directory this INDEX file is in. `keyword'
# can be i18n'ed but `command' is the name of a script.
#
menu_selection="security|security"
menu_selection="kern_securelevel|kern_securelevel"

#
# ------------ Items below this line do NOT need i18n translation ------------
#
# Name of the program to be run when this menu choice is selected. If it begins
# with a '/' then the full path to the program is needed. If it begins with
# anything else it is a path relative to the directory this INDEX file is in.
#
menu_program="security"