Definition: The word "AKB" in a Linux system indicates an active kernel module, often used for security. The file `.lircd.conf` typically contains settings related to the module's behavior within LIRC (Linux Radio Control Interface Daemon) software.
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AKB73715601.lircd.conf
: This file is located in the `/etc/lirc/driver` directory of a Linux system. It defines various configuration options that are relevant for a kernel module like `lircd`, which is responsible for handling and displaying input from remote devices.
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Definition
: The `.lircd.conf` file configures an LIRC interface that allows the user to interact with remote devices using commands like `ls`, `sudo`, or `echo`.
- In simple terms, if this file exists on a Linux system, it specifies settings for the module, allowing users to customize LIRC interactions.
This configuration setting is essential as it ensures smooth operation of the `lircd` module, including managing input and output to ensure security from untrusted devices.
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