18db30ca8Sthorpej! SshAskpass.ad:  Default resources for the X11-based ssh-askpass for OpenSSH
2c056561aSmbalmer! created 1999-Nov-17 03:40 Jim Knoble <jmknoble@jmknoble.cx>
3c056561aSmbalmer! autodate: 2000-Nov-07 05:50
48db30ca8Sthorpej! 
5c056561aSmbalmer! by Jim Knoble <jmknoble@jmknoble.cx>
6c056561aSmbalmer! Copyright (C) 1999,2000 Jim Knoble
78db30ca8Sthorpej! 
88db30ca8Sthorpej! Disclaimer:
98db30ca8Sthorpej! 
108db30ca8Sthorpej! The software is provided "as is", without warranty of any kind,
118db30ca8Sthorpej! express or implied, including but not limited to the warranties of
128db30ca8Sthorpej! merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose and
138db30ca8Sthorpej! noninfringement. In no event shall the author(s) be liable for any
148db30ca8Sthorpej! claim, damages or other liability, whether in an action of
158db30ca8Sthorpej! contract, tort or otherwise, arising from, out of or in connection
168db30ca8Sthorpej! with the software or the use or other dealings in the software.
178db30ca8Sthorpej! 
188db30ca8Sthorpej! Permission to use, copy, modify, distribute, and sell this software
198db30ca8Sthorpej! and its documentation for any purpose is hereby granted without
208db30ca8Sthorpej! fee, provided that the above copyright notice appear in all copies
218db30ca8Sthorpej! and that both that copyright notice and this permission notice
228db30ca8Sthorpej! appear in supporting documentation.
238db30ca8Sthorpej! 
248db30ca8Sthorpej
258db30ca8Sthorpej! +-----------------------------+
268db30ca8Sthorpej! | Default theme (like SSH v1) |
278db30ca8Sthorpej! +-----------------------------+
288db30ca8Sthorpej
298db30ca8Sthorpej*Dialog.font:			-adobe-helvetica-bold-r-normal-*-*-120-*-*-*-*-iso8859-1
30c056561aSmbalmer*Dialog.fixedFont:		-adobe-courier-bold-r-normal-*-*-120-*-*-*-*-iso8859-1
31c056561aSmbalmer*?.foreground:			rgb:00/00/00
32c056561aSmbalmer*?.background:			rgb:cc/cc/cc
33c056561aSmbalmer*topShadowColor:		rgb:ff/ff/ff
34c056561aSmbalmer*bottomShadowColor:		rgb:7f/7f/7f
35c056561aSmbalmer*borderColor:			rgb:20/20/20
368db30ca8Sthorpej*shadowThickness:		3
378db30ca8Sthorpej*borderWidth:			1
388db30ca8Sthorpej*horizontalSpacing:		5
398db30ca8Sthorpej*verticalSpacing:		6
408db30ca8Sthorpej
418db30ca8Sthorpej*Button.font:			-adobe-helvetica-bold-r-normal-*-*-120-*-*-*-*-iso8859-1
428db30ca8Sthorpej*Button.shadowThickness:	2
438db30ca8Sthorpej*Button.borderWidth:		1
448db30ca8Sthorpej*Button.horizontalSpacing:	5
458db30ca8Sthorpej*Button.verticalSpacing:	2
468db30ca8Sthorpej
47c056561aSmbalmer*Indicator.foreground:		rgb:9b/cd/9b
48c056561aSmbalmer*Indicator.background:		rgb:00/00/80
498db30ca8Sthorpej*Indicator.shadowThickness:	2
508db30ca8Sthorpej*Indicator.borderWidth:		0
518db30ca8Sthorpej*Indicator.height:		7
528db30ca8Sthorpej*Indicator.width:		15
538db30ca8Sthorpej*Indicator.horizontalSpacing:	2
548db30ca8Sthorpej*Indicator.verticalSpacing:	4
558db30ca8Sthorpej*Indicator.minimumCount:	8
568db30ca8Sthorpej*Indicator.maximumCount:	24
578db30ca8Sthorpej
58c056561aSmbalmer! X11 does a miserable job of providing resolution-independent drawing
59c056561aSmbalmer! facilities---it expects everything to be done in pixels.  So if you
60c056561aSmbalmer! happen to run your X server at a resolution of 100 pixels per inch
61c056561aSmbalmer! (or some other strange value) instead of the widely used default of
62c056561aSmbalmer! 75, x11-ssh-askpass looks might tiny.  [Sigh].
63c056561aSmbalmer! 
64c056561aSmbalmer! To get around this, umm, limitation, we declare the resolution that
65c056561aSmbalmer! the spacing and width/height pixels values are "valid" for, along
66c056561aSmbalmer! with a fuzz factor.  If the current actual resolution is outside of
67c056561aSmbalmer! the range of <DEFAULT - FUZZ>..<DEFAULT + FUZZ>, then we scale pixel
68c056561aSmbalmer! measurements to fit the actual resolution.
69c056561aSmbalmer! 
70c056561aSmbalmer! (And if you think *this* is a horrid hack, then take a look at the
71c056561aSmbalmer! actual code, which has to deal with conversion to [cheesy fanfare]
72c056561aSmbalmer! that's right---millimeters!!!  The right hand managed to slip that
73c056561aSmbalmer! one in while the left hand was adding a '-dpi' switch to the sample
74c056561aSmbalmer! server implementation.  I think both left feet were adding the
75c056561aSmbalmer! RESOLUTION_X and RESOLUTION_Y fields [in dots per inch, naturally]
76c056561aSmbalmer! to the X Logical Font Description.  The irony is underwhelming.)
77c056561aSmbalmer
78c056561aSmbalmer*defaultXResolution:		75/in
79c056561aSmbalmer*defaultYResolution:		75/in
80c056561aSmbalmer*xResolutionFuzz:		20/in
81c056561aSmbalmer*yResolutionFuzz:		20/in
82c056561aSmbalmer
83c056561aSmbalmer! Number of seconds to wait for a key- or button-press
84c056561aSmbalmer! before giving up.  '0' means wait forever.
85c056561aSmbalmer*inputTimeout:			0
86c056561aSmbalmer
878db30ca8Sthorpej! Ssh-askpass grabs the keyboard by default.
888db30ca8Sthorpej! To stop it from grabbing the keyboard, use:
898db30ca8Sthorpej!*grabKeyboard:			false
908db30ca8Sthorpej
918db30ca8Sthorpej! Ssh-askpass does not grab the pointer by default.
928db30ca8Sthorpej! To make it grab the pointer, use:
938db30ca8Sthorpej!*grabPointer:			true
948db30ca8Sthorpej
958db30ca8Sthorpej! Ssh-askpass does not grab the server by default.
968db30ca8Sthorpej! To make it grab the server, use:
978db30ca8Sthorpej!*grabServer:			true
988db30ca8Sthorpej
99c056561aSmbalmer*Dialog.title:			OpenSSH Authentication Passphrase Request
1008db30ca8Sthorpej*Dialog.label:			Please enter your authentication passphrase:
1018db30ca8Sthorpej*okButton.label:		OK
1028db30ca8Sthorpej*cancelButton.label:		Cancel
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