/GENERATE[=(keyword[=value][,...]) (Alpha/Integrity servers only) Requires a trusted network connection to an X display server and the SECURITY extension must be enabled on that server. Instructs the display device to connect to the X display server and generate a new authorization key (consisting of the authorization protocol name and a magic cookie). This authorization key is then stored in the X authority file currently in use. If you do not want to overwrite any previously existing keys for this display device, use the /XAUTHORITY qualifier to write the generated key to an alternate X authority file. NOTE The MIT-KERBEROS-5 protocol does not currently support key generation, as defined by the SECURITY extension. Do not use the /GENERATE qualifier when connected to an X display server protected by Kerberos access control. Each generated key follows the default settings unless otherwise specified. This means that, by default, each generated authorization key: o Follows the MIT-MAGIC-COOKIE-1 protocol o Grants an untrusted connection to the X server o Is not associated with a particular application group o Maintains a timeout period of 60 seconds before which it must be used (otherwise, it is automatically revoked) Possible keyword values are as follows: Value Description TRUSTED Specifies that the key grant unrestricted access to the X server. This keyword permits a client application to perform all actions. UNTRUSTED Specifies that the key grant restricted access to the X server. This keyword restricts client applications to a subset of X server extensions and prevents access to windows other than those created by the requesting application. TIMEOUT=seconds Specifies the number of seconds after which the key is revoked automatically if not in use. The timeout period begins immediately, and refreshes once all connections using this key have closed. NOTIMEOUT Specifies that the key has no expiration and must be explicitly revoked. GROUP=groupid Specifies that the key is associated with a particular application group and is to be revoked if that group is deleted. Although the use of application groups is supported by DECwindows Motif via the XC-APPGROUP extension, DECwindows Motif does not currently supply any utilities or desktop applications to create these groups. To create an application group, you must use an X Window System application or utility external to DECwindows Motif. PROTOCOL=name Specifies the protocol to be used to authenticate the key. Valid values are server dependent. For the DECwindows X display server, the only valid value for the name parameter is MIT-MAGIC-COOKIE- 1. If you are connecting to a third-party X server, the names of any additional authorization protocols on that X server that support the SECURITY extension and key generation are also valid. The keyword sets TRUSTED/UNTRUSTED and TIMEOUT/NOTIMEOUT are mutually exclusive. Do not enter both values on the same command line.