lockyrc

## /etc/lockyrc ##

## Enter the users who you don't want to lock the screen for.
## Example: 
## users_to_ignore=(bob charley guest)
users_to_ignore=()

## Customize the message this leaves in the log when you lock before hibernate. 
## Example:
## hibernate_lock_message="Locking the screen before sleeping."
hibernate_lock_message="Locking the screen before sleeping."

## Customize the message this leaves in the log when you lock before suspend. 
## Example:
## suspend_lock_message="Locking the screen before napping."
suspend_lock_message="Locking the screen before napping."

## Customize the message this leaves in the log when you can't lock the screen. 
## Hibernate/suspend specifics should be passed as a parameter to the script, not static.
## Example:
## lock_error="Cannot lock screen. Going to ${1:-sleep} anyway..."
lock_error="Cannot lock screen. Going to ${1:-sleep} anyway..."

## Customize how you detect if users are able to lock the screen.
## This command should always be enclosed in "$()" and should print
## one uid per line
## Example:
## IS_ACTIVE="$( ps hu -C xscreensaver |grep -o '^[]*[0-9]*' )"
IS_ACTIVE="$(ps h -C xscreensaver -o uid )"

## Customize how you detect what displays are active.
## This command should always be enclosed in "$()".
## Only the display identifier(s) (e.g.: :0) should be printed.
## It does not matter if it is all on one line
## Example:
## DISPLAYS_TO_CHECK="$( ps h -C X | awk '{print $6}')"
DISPLAYS_TO_CHECK="$( ps h -C Xorg.bin|awk '{print $8}')"

## Customize the command used to lock the screen.
lock_command="/usr/bin/xscreensaver-command -lock"

## Customize the notifications for entering a power action here:
hibernate_msg="I'mma sleeping!"
suspend_msg="I'mma napping!"
thaw_msg="I'm waking up!"
resume_msg="I'm getting out of suspend to RAM!"
other_action_msg="And all that was for?..."