configAutoLogin(1M)

NAME
     configAutoLogin - enable or disable auto login

SYNOPSIS
     /usr/sysadm/privbin/configAutoLogin -d | login

DESCRIPTION
     configAutoLogin is a privileged command that either enables or disables
     the auto login feature.  If auto login is enabled, the system will
     automatically login to a specific user account when the system is
     restarted.  Since no password is requested for auto login, this means
     that anyone can use the auto login account to gain access to the system.

OPTIONS
     -d        Disables the auto login feature.

     login     Enables the auto login feature for the specified user account.

FILES
     /etc/autologin
          If this file exists, the auto login feature is enabled.  The file
          contains the login name of the account that is automatically logged
          in at startup.  If this file does not exist, the auto login feature
          is disabled.

SEE ALSO
     sysmgr(1M), runpriv(1M).