Let users configure timeout from the command-line using
mokutil --set-timeout 90 (for example)
To a number in seconds, from 0 to 32767. A timeout of 10 seconds is still default, so 10 is a no-op.
Users can also disable the timeout using: 'mokutil --set-timeout -1', in which case MokManager will not present a prompt with a timeout, and instead start immediately in the menu and wait for user input indefinitely.
lcp
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6 years ago
Let users configure timeout from the command-line using
mokutil --set-timeout 90 (for example)
To a number in seconds, from 0 to 32767. A timeout of 10 seconds is still default, so 10 is a no-op.
Users can also disable the timeout using: 'mokutil --set-timeout -1', in which case MokManager will not present a prompt with a timeout, and instead start immediately in the menu and wait for user input indefinitely.
This goes with https://github.com/rhboot/shim/pull/139 for the changes to MokManager.
Signed-off-by: Mathieu Trudel-Lapierre mathieu.trudel-lapierre@canonical.com