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NAME
     utxconfig -  Sun Ray enterprise appliance  X  server  confi-
     guration

SYNOPSIS
     /opt/SUNWut/bin/utxconfig  [ -a ]  [ -c  config-file ]  [ -d
     display  ]  [ -D ]  [ -l ]  [ -L geom ]  [ -m  multiscreen ]
     [ -p pcolor ]  [ -r  res ]  [ -R  geom ]  [ -s  asize  ]   [
     -S  screen-order ]  [ -t token ]  [ -x xinerama ]

     /opt/SUNWut/bin/utxconfig  -e  [ -d display ]  [ -t token ]

     /opt/SUNWut/bin/utxconfig  [ -o ]  [ -f file ]

     /opt/SUNWut/bin/utxconfig  [ -i ]  [ -f file ]

DESCRIPTION
     The utxconfig program provides X server configuration param-
     eters for users of Sun Ray enterprise appliance sessions.

OPTIONS
     The following options are supported:

     -a    Allows the setting or listing of the  default  values.
           Only "root" may change the default settings.

     -c config-file
           Sets a specific config-file to use. The usage of  this
           option is beyond the scope of this manual.

     -d display
           Sets the X display variable that is used in  determin-
           ing  the  Sun Ray enterprise appliance session. Other-
           wise the DISPLAY environment variable is used.  Normal
           (in  other  words, non  "root") users must have access
           to an X server attached to a Sun Ray enterprise appli-
           ance session before they are allowed to read or change
           the settings for that session.

     -D    Debug flag.

     -e    Erases any specific settings for the session. All set-
           tings return to their default values.

     -f file
           Specifies a file to be used in conjunction with -o  or
           -i.

     -i    Populates the system settings database  from  a  comma
           delimited  text record format such as the one produced
           by -o. Input is  taken  from  the  standard  input  by
           default, unless -f is specified.

     -l    Lists out the current settings for the session. If  no
           specific  values  have  been  set for the session, the
           default value is printed.

     -L geom
           Lists out the  X server screen device  start-up  argu-
           ments  for  the user preferred geometry set with -R or
           for geom if none is set. The use  of  this  option  is
           beyond the scope of this manual.

     -m multiscreen
           Enables or disables multiscreen  mode  for  X  session
           startup. By default, if a session is started on a mul-
           tihead terminal group, then the session starts in mul-
           tiscreen  mode  to  match  the  terminal group with an
           appropriate number of screens  and  geometry.  Specify
           "off" to disable this behavior, in which case the ses-
           sion only starts on a single terminal with one screen.

     -o    Output all system settings in a  comma-separated  text
           record  format.  Intended  for use with -i. Outputs to
           standard output unless -f is specified.

     -p pcolor
           Parameter that specifies the level of support for  the
           PseudoColor  (8-bit) visual in the X server. The Pseu-
           doColor visual is not enabled by default. The accepted
           values  for pcolor are  "off",  "on", and "default". A
           pcolor value of "off"  will  disable  the  PseudoColor
           visual. A pcolor value of   "on" will enable the Pseu-
           doColor visual, but the TrueColor visual (24-bit) will
           remain  the default. A pcolor value of  "default" will
           enable the PseudoColor visual and make it the  default
           visual,  although  the  TrueColor visual will still be
           available.

     -r res
           Parameter that specifies a resolution (number of  pix-
           els) that the X server should provide for the session.
           The format  of  res  is  "WIDTHxHEIGHT",  for  example
           "1280x1024".    There are restrictions on the possible
           widths and heights that can be  specified,  which  are
           enforced by utxconfig.

     -R geom
           Specify a preferred screen geometry in the form COLSx-
           ROWS.  At X server startup this geometry overrides the
           terminal  group  geometry  on  which  the  session  is
           started. See -m.

     -s asize
           Enable or disable the selection of a  resolution  that
           best matches the resolution capabilities of the termi-
           nal on which the X session is  started.  This  may  be
           different  (and overrides) the resolution set with -r.
           By default, the best selection is chosen.  To  disable
           this behavior, specify "off".

     -S screen-order
           Specify  a  preferred  screen  number  order  for  the
           session's  screen group. The order must be a legal for
           standard Xsun (Sun Ray X server) screen placement.

     -t token
           Allows the setting of a specific token to use. The use
           of this option is beyond the scope of this manual.

     -x xinerama
           Enable or disable XINERAMA  extension  (not  supported
           under  the  Solaris 2.6 operating environment; see man
           page  for  Xserver(1)  on  Solaris  8).  By   default,
           XINERAMA  is disabled. To enable use of XINERAMA under
           Solaris 7 or 8 operating environment, specify "on". To
           revert to default behavior, specify "off".

EXAMPLES
     Example 1: To enable the PseudoColor visual  on  a  1024x768
     screen, use:

     utxconfig -r 1024x768 -p on

     Example 2: To  configure  a  multiscreen  group  having  two
     screens with screen 1 to left of screen 0, use:

     utxconfig  -R 2x1 -S 1,0

ATTRIBUTES
     See attributes(5) for descriptions of the  following  attri-
     butes:

     ____________________________________________________________
    |       ATTRIBUTE TYPE        |       ATTRIBUTE VALUE       |
    | Availability                | SUNWuta                     |
    | Interface Stability         | Evolving                    |
    |_____________________________|_____________________________|


SEE ALSO
     Xserver(1) for Solaris 8 operating environment (or Solaris 7
     operating environment with Sun Ray server software 1.2)

NOTES
     The settings are consulted only when an X server process  is
     started.  Therefore,  it  is necessary to log out and log in
     again for changes to take effect.

     The settings are actually maintained  on  the  basis  of  an
     authentication  token and do not remain specific to a single
     X display number.

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