tim(8) BSD System Manager's Manual tim(8)
NAME
tim -- authetication server
SYNOPSIS
tim [-v] [-d] [-m module] [-p dir]
tim -init [-auto] tag ...
tim -auto tag ...
tim -noauto tag ...
tim -c tag ...
DESCRIPTION
tim is an authentication server used for authenticating some legacy
clients using account information stored in NetInfo. It is configured
during Mac OS X Server set-up, and should not normally be run from the
command line.
The -v option causes tim to produce verbose logging information. The -d
option causes tim to run in a debugging mode. It will stay attached to
the terminal and print verbose log messages to the terminal. The -m
module option causes tim to load only the named module. The -p dir
option will override the default module directory path.
The -init option may be used to initialize a NetInfo domain, or a set of
domains if several tag arguments are supplied. tim will prompt for a
master password for each tag. Each NetInfo tag supplied as an argument
must be served as master on the local system. The -auto option will
enable autostart for the given tag(s). The -noauto option will disable
autostart for the given tag(s).
If autostart is enabled, tim will start serving all enabled tags on each
reboot of the system. If autostart is not enabled for a tag, it may be
started using the timutil program.
The -c option may be used to change the master password for a tag.
SEE ALSO
timutil(8)
Mac OS Sept 24, 2002 Mac OS
Mac OS X 10.4 - Generated Fri Apr 29 08:13:15 CDT 2005