# Sample /etc/taylor.opts file, used to specify machine-specific options
# for SLAC's system maintenance tool, taylor.  Most options are for
# configuring servers and the defaults are usually sufficient for user
# workstations.  This template is intended to point out a few options
# that some users may wish to change.  For a description of the most
# commonly used taylor options, see the man page for taylor.opts(5).  
# For information about taylor itself, or for a complete list of
# options, see taylor(8) or taylor.cf(5), respectively; or see
#
#   http://www.slac.stanford.edu/comp/unix/taylor.html

# The workgroup option is used to delegate some system administration
# responsibilities.  If specified, it is usually set to the name of an
# ad hoc user "group" which provides some internal system administration
# support.  It may also be assigned the value "none" (without quotes) to
# leave the root passwd file entry unchanged, allowing a local root
# account.  If not specified at all, the SCS root password is
# installed.  Note that certain SCS personnel will have root access to
# all taylored machines, regardless of workgroup.
#
#workgroup=<workgroup-name or none>

# If there is no pre-existing /usr/local directory, taylor will
# set up a link to /afs/slac.stanford.edu/@SYS/usr/local to 
# provide access to SLAC common software.  The usrlocal option
# controls this behavior.  usrlocal=scs will move aside any 
# existing /usr/local directory in order to make this link.
# usrlocal=local will leave any existing directory or link alone
# under all circumstances.
#usrlocal=local

# You can use the option gcc=scs to track the SCS default
# configuration for GCC, the GNU Compiler Collection.  For the
# Red Hat 7.x releases, this will uninstall any RPMs for Red
# Hat's default GCC compilers (version 2.96, which is widely
# regarded as broken) and then make symlinks in /usr/bin to the
# current SCS default gcc, g++ and g77 compilers in
# /usr/local/bin.  Specify gcc=leavealone to leave the GCC
# configuration as is.  If you do not specify a gcc option,
# taylor will add gcc=scs for RH 7.x systems if you use the SCS
# /usr/local; and it will default to gcc=leavealone for RH 9 or
# if you use a private /usr/local.
#gcc=leavealone