admx-basealt/en-US/basealtpackagekit.adml

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  <displayName>ALT PackageKit policies definitions</displayName>
  <description>This file contains the PackageKit service policies definitions used by ALT operating system.</description>

  <resources>
    <stringTable>
      <string id="ALT_PackageKit">PackageKit Permissions</string>
      <string id="ALT_PackageKit_Help">Customize software installation from a package repository.</string>

      <string id="org-freedesktop-packagekit-package-install">Permission to install packages</string>
      <string id="org-freedesktop-packagekit-package-install_help">Permission to install packages

This policy grants or restricts users the right to install packages through the PackageKit package management interface.

Disabled/Not configured — Permissions are determined by system settings. Default is «Auth_admin»

Enabled — permission to mount with set rights;

Possible values:

"No" — block permissions (the user is not allowed to perform the action);

"Yes" — grant permissions (the user can perform the action without any authentication);

"Auth_self" — The user must enter their password to authenticate. Note that this permission is not sufficient for most uses on multi-user systems, the "Auth_admin" permission is generally recommended;

"Auth_admin" — The user must enter an administrator password on each request. Requires user authentication with administrator rights;

"Auth_self_keep" — Similar to "Auth_self", but the authorization is kept for a short period of time (for example, five minutes). Note that this permission is not sufficient for most uses on multi-user systems, the "Auth_admin_keep" permission is generally recommended;

"Auth_admin_keep" — similar to "Auth_admin", but the authorization is kept for a short period of time (for example, five minutes);

Note: the possession of administrative rights in the context of PolicyKit is determined by its rules. By default, Alt asks for the password of the user in the "wheel" group.

Action example: pkcon install "package_name"

      </string>

      <string id="org-freedesktop-packagekit-package-install-user">Permission to install packages</string>
      <string id="org-freedesktop-packagekit-package-install-user_help">Permission to install packages

This policy grants or restricts users the right to install packages through the PackageKit package management interface.

Disabled/Not configured — Permissions are determined by system settings. Default is «Auth_admin»

Enabled — permission to mount with set rights;

Possible values:

"No" — block permissions (the user is not allowed to perform the action);

"Yes" — grant permissions (the user can perform the action without any authentication);

"Auth_self" — The user must enter their password to authenticate. Note that this permission is not sufficient for most uses on multi-user systems, the "Auth_admin" permission is generally recommended;

"Auth_admin" — The user must enter an administrator password on each request. Requires user authentication with administrator rights;

"Auth_self_keep" — Similar to "Auth_self", but the authorization is kept for a short period of time (for example, five minutes). Note that this permission is not sufficient for most uses on multi-user systems, the "Auth_admin_keep" permission is generally recommended;

"Auth_admin_keep" — similar to "Auth_admin", but the authorization is kept for a short period of time (for example, five minutes);

Note: the possession of administrative rights in the context of PolicyKit is determined by its rules. By default, Alt asks for the password of the user in the "wheel" group.

Action example: pkcon install "package_name"

      </string>

      <string id="org-freedesktop-packagekit-package-remove">Permission to remove packages</string>
      <string id="org-freedesktop-packagekit-package-remove_help">Permission to remove packages

This policy grants or restricts users the right to uninstall packages through the PackageKit package management interface.

Disabled/Not configured — Permissions are determined by system settings. Default is «Auth_admin»

Enabled — permission to mount with set rights;

Possible values:

"No" — block permissions (the user is not allowed to perform the action);

"Yes" — grant permissions (the user can perform the action without any authentication);

"Auth_self" — The user must enter their password to authenticate. Note that this permission is not sufficient for most uses on multi-user systems, the "Auth_admin" permission is generally recommended;

"Auth_admin" — The user must enter an administrator password on each request. Requires user authentication with administrator rights;

"Auth_self_keep" — Similar to "Auth_self", but the authorization is kept for a short period of time (for example, five minutes). Note that this permission is not sufficient for most uses on multi-user systems, the "Auth_admin_keep" permission is generally recommended;

"Auth_admin_keep" — similar to "Auth_admin", but the authorization is kept for a short period of time (for example, five minutes);

Note: the possession of administrative rights in the context of PolicyKit is determined by its rules. By default, Alt asks for the password of the user in the "wheel" group.

Action example: pkcon remove "package_name"

      </string>

      <string id="org-freedesktop-packagekit-package-remove-user">Permission to remove packages</string>
      <string id="org-freedesktop-packagekit-package-remove-user_help">Permission to remove packages

This policy grants or restricts users the right to uninstall packages through the PackageKit package management interface.

Disabled/Not configured — Permissions are determined by system settings. Default is «Auth_admin»

Enabled — permission to mount with set rights;

Possible values:

"No" — block permissions (the user is not allowed to perform the action);

"Yes" — grant permissions (the user can perform the action without any authentication);

"Auth_self" — The user must enter their password to authenticate. Note that this permission is not sufficient for most uses on multi-user systems, the "Auth_admin" permission is generally recommended;

"Auth_admin" — The user must enter an administrator password on each request. Requires user authentication with administrator rights;

"Auth_self_keep" — Similar to "Auth_self", but the authorization is kept for a short period of time (for example, five minutes). Note that this permission is not sufficient for most uses on multi-user systems, the "Auth_admin_keep" permission is generally recommended;

"Auth_admin_keep" — similar to "Auth_admin", but the authorization is kept for a short period of time (for example, five minutes);

Note: the possession of administrative rights in the context of PolicyKit is determined by its rules. By default, Alt asks for the password of the user in the "wheel" group.

Action example: pkcon remove "package_name"

      </string>

      <string id="org-freedesktop-packagekit-system-update">Permission to update packages</string>
      <string id="org-freedesktop-packagekit-system-update_help">Permission to update packages

This policy grants or restricts users the right to update packages installed on the system through the PackageKit package management interface.

Disabled/Not configured — Permissions are determined by system settings. Default is «Auth_admin»

Enabled — permission to mount with set rights;

Possible values:

"No" — block permissions (the user is not allowed to perform the action);

"Yes" — grant permissions (the user can perform the action without any authentication);

"Auth_self" — The user must enter their password to authenticate. Note that this permission is not sufficient for most uses on multi-user systems, the "Auth_admin" permission is generally recommended;

"Auth_admin" — The user must enter an administrator password on each request. Requires user authentication with administrator rights;

"Auth_self_keep" — Similar to "Auth_self", but the authorization is kept for a short period of time (for example, five minutes). Note that this permission is not sufficient for most uses on multi-user systems, the "Auth_admin_keep" permission is generally recommended;

"Auth_admin_keep" — similar to "Auth_admin", but the authorization is kept for a short period of time (for example, five minutes);

Note: the possession of administrative rights in the context of PolicyKit is determined by its rules. By default, Alt asks for the password of the user in the "wheel" group.

Action example: pkcon update

      </string>

      <string id="org-freedesktop-packagekit-system-update-user">Permission to update packages</string>
      <string id="org-freedesktop-packagekit-system-update-user_help">Permission to update packages

Disabled/Not configured — Permissions are determined by system settings. Default is «Auth_admin»

Disabled/Not configured — permissions are determined by system settings — default settings for polkit actions;

Enabled — permission to mount with set rights;

Possible values:

"No" — block permissions (the user is not allowed to perform the action);

"Yes" — grant permissions (the user can perform the action without any authentication);

"Auth_self" — The user must enter their password to authenticate. Note that this permission is not sufficient for most uses on multi-user systems, the "Auth_admin" permission is generally recommended;

"Auth_admin" — The user must enter an administrator password on each request. Requires user authentication with administrator rights;

"Auth_self_keep" — Similar to "Auth_self", but the authorization is kept for a short period of time (for example, five minutes). Note that this permission is not sufficient for most uses on multi-user systems, the "Auth_admin_keep" permission is generally recommended;

"Auth_admin_keep" — similar to "Auth_admin", but the authorization is kept for a short period of time (for example, five minutes);

Note: the possession of administrative rights in the context of PolicyKit is determined by its rules. By default, Alt asks for the password of the user in the "wheel" group.

Action example: pkcon update

      </string>

      <string id="org-freedesktop-packagekit-system-sources-refresh">Permission to update system package sources</string>
      <string id="org-freedesktop-packagekit-system-sources-refresh_help">Permission to update system package sources

This policy grants or restricts users the right to update system package sources using the PackageKit package management interface.

Disabled/Not configured — Permissions are determined by system settings. Default is «Auth_admin»

Enabled — permission to mount with set rights;

Possible values:

"No" — block permissions (the user is not allowed to perform the action);

"Yes" — grant permissions (the user can perform the action without any authentication);

"Auth_self" — The user must enter their password to authenticate. Note that this permission is not sufficient for most uses on multi-user systems, the "Auth_admin" permission is generally recommended;

"Auth_admin" — The user must enter an administrator password on each request. Requires user authentication with administrator rights;

"Auth_self_keep" — Similar to "Auth_self", but the authorization is kept for a short period of time (for example, five minutes). Note that this permission is not sufficient for most uses on multi-user systems, the "Auth_admin_keep" permission is generally recommended;

"Auth_admin_keep" — similar to "Auth_admin", but the authorization is kept for a short period of time (for example, five minutes);

Note: the possession of administrative rights in the context of PolicyKit is determined by its rules. By default, Alt asks for the password of the user in the "wheel" group.

Action example: pkcon refresh

      </string>

      <string id="org-freedesktop-packagekit-system-sources-refresh-user">Permission to update system package sources</string>
      <string id="org-freedesktop-packagekit-system-sources-refresh-user_help">Permission to update system package sources

This policy grants or restricts users the right to update system package sources using the PackageKit package management interface.

Disabled/Not configured — Permissions are determined by system settings. Default is «Auth_admin»

Enabled — permission to mount with set rights;

Possible values:

"No" — block permissions (the user is not allowed to perform the action);

"Yes" — grant permissions (the user can perform the action without any authentication);

"Auth_self" — The user must enter their password to authenticate. Note that this permission is not sufficient for most uses on multi-user systems, the "Auth_admin" permission is generally recommended;

"Auth_admin" — The user must enter an administrator password on each request. Requires user authentication with administrator rights;

"Auth_self_keep" — Similar to "Auth_self", but the authorization is kept for a short period of time (for example, five minutes). Note that this permission is not sufficient for most uses on multi-user systems, the "Auth_admin_keep" permission is generally recommended;

"Auth_admin_keep" — similar to "Auth_admin", but the authorization is kept for a short period of time (for example, five minutes);

Note: the possession of administrative rights in the context of PolicyKit is determined by its rules. By default, Alt asks for the password of the user in the "wheel" group.

Action example: pkcon refresh

      </string>

      <string id="org-freedesktop-packagekit-repair-system">Permission to restore packages on the system</string>
      <string id="org-freedesktop-packagekit-repair-system_help">Permission to restore packages on the system

This policy grants or restricts users the right to restore the package system if it has problems, such as missing dependencies, through the PackageKit package management interface.

Disabled/Not configured — Permissions are determined by system settings. Default is «Auth_admin»

Enabled — permission to mount with set rights;

Possible values:

"No" — block permissions (the user is not allowed to perform the action);

"Yes" — grant permissions (the user can perform the action without any authentication);

"Auth_self" — The user must enter their password to authenticate. Note that this permission is not sufficient for most uses on multi-user systems, the "Auth_admin" permission is generally recommended;

"Auth_admin" — The user must enter an administrator password on each request. Requires user authentication with administrator rights;

"Auth_self_keep" — Similar to "Auth_self", but the authorization is kept for a short period of time (for example, five minutes). Note that this permission is not sufficient for most uses on multi-user systems, the "Auth_admin_keep" permission is generally recommended;

"Auth_admin_keep" — similar to "Auth_admin", but the authorization is kept for a short period of time (for example, five minutes);

Note: the possession of administrative rights in the context of PolicyKit is determined by its rules. By default, Alt asks for the password of the user in the "wheel" group.

Action example: pkcon repair

      </string>

      <string id="org-freedesktop-packagekit-repair-system-user">Permission to restore packages on the system</string>
      <string id="org-freedesktop-packagekit-repair-system-user_help">Permission to restore packages on the system

This policy grants or restricts users the right to restore the package system if it has problems, such as missing dependencies, through the PackageKit package management interface.

Disabled/Not configured — Permissions are determined by system settings. Default is «Auth_admin»

Enabled — permission to mount with set rights;

Possible values:

"No" — block permissions (the user is not allowed to perform the action);

"Yes" — grant permissions (the user can perform the action without any authentication);

"Auth_self" — The user must enter their password to authenticate. Note that this permission is not sufficient for most uses on multi-user systems, the "Auth_admin" permission is generally recommended;

"Auth_admin" — The user must enter an administrator password on each request. Requires user authentication with administrator rights;

"Auth_self_keep" — Similar to "Auth_self", but the authorization is kept for a short period of time (for example, five minutes). Note that this permission is not sufficient for most uses on multi-user systems, the "Auth_admin_keep" permission is generally recommended;

"Auth_admin_keep" — similar to "Auth_admin", but the authorization is kept for a short period of time (for example, five minutes);

Note: the possession of administrative rights in the context of PolicyKit is determined by its rules. By default, Alt asks for the password of the user in the "wheel" group.

Action example: pkcon repair

      </string>

      <string id="org-freedesktop-packagekit-system-sources-configure">Permission to edit batch sources </string>
      <string id="org-freedesktop-packagekit-system-sources-configure_help">Permission to edit batch sources

This policy grants or restricts users to edit package sources on the system through the PackageKit package management interface.

Disabled/Not configured — Permissions are determined by system settings. Default is «Auth_admin»

Enabled — permission to mount with set rights;

Possible values:

"No" — block permissions (the user is not allowed to perform the action);

"Yes" — grant permissions (the user can perform the action without any authentication);

"Auth_self" — The user must enter their password to authenticate. Note that this permission is not sufficient for most uses on multi-user systems, the "Auth_admin" permission is generally recommended;

"Auth_admin" — The user must enter an administrator password on each request. Requires user authentication with administrator rights;

"Auth_self_keep" — Similar to "Auth_self", but the authorization is kept for a short period of time (for example, five minutes). Note that this permission is not sufficient for most uses on multi-user systems, the "Auth_admin_keep" permission is generally recommended;

"Auth_admin_keep" — similar to "Auth_admin", but the authorization is kept for a short period of time (for example, five minutes);

Note: the possession of administrative rights in the context of PolicyKit is determined by its rules. By default, Alt asks for the password of the user in the "wheel" group.

      </string>

      <string id="org-freedesktop-packagekit-system-sources-configure-user">Permission to edit batch sources </string>
      <string id="org-freedesktop-packagekit-system-sources-configure-user_help">Permission to edit batch sources

This policy grants or restricts users to edit package sources on the system through the PackageKit package management interface.

Disabled/Not configured — Permissions are determined by system settings. Default is «Auth_admin»

Enabled — permission to mount with set rights;

Possible values:

"No" — block permissions (the user is not allowed to perform the action);

"Yes" — grant permissions (the user can perform the action without any authentication);

"Auth_self" — The user must enter their password to authenticate. Note that this permission is not sufficient for most uses on multi-user systems, the "Auth_admin" permission is generally recommended;

"Auth_admin" — The user must enter an administrator password on each request. Requires user authentication with administrator rights;

"Auth_self_keep" — Similar to "Auth_self", but the authorization is kept for a short period of time (for example, five minutes). Note that this permission is not sufficient for most uses on multi-user systems, the "Auth_admin_keep" permission is generally recommended;

"Auth_admin_keep" — similar to "Auth_admin", but the authorization is kept for a short period of time (for example, five minutes);

Note: the possession of administrative rights in the context of PolicyKit is determined by its rules. By default, Alt asks for the password of the user in the "wheel" group.

      </string>

      <string id="org-freedesktop-packagekit-package-install-untrusted">Permission to install unverified packages</string>
      <string id="org-freedesktop-packagekit-package-install-untrusted_help">Permission to install unverified packages

This policy grants or restricts user rights to install untrusted or unverified packages for external PackageKit package management.

Disabled/Not configured — Permissions are determined by system settings. Default is «Auth_admin»

Enabled — permission to mount with set rights;

Possible values:

"No" — block permissions (the user is not allowed to perform the action);

"Yes" — grant permissions (the user can perform the action without any authentication);

"Auth_self" — The user must enter their password to authenticate. Note that this permission is not sufficient for most uses on multi-user systems, the "Auth_admin" permission is generally recommended;

"Auth_admin" — The user must enter an administrator password on each request. Requires user authentication with administrator rights;

"Auth_self_keep" — Similar to "Auth_self", but the authorization is kept for a short period of time (for example, five minutes). Note that this permission is not sufficient for most uses on multi-user systems, the "Auth_admin_keep" permission is generally recommended;

"Auth_admin_keep" — similar to "Auth_admin", but the authorization is kept for a short period of time (for example, five minutes);

Note: the possession of administrative rights in the context of PolicyKit is determined by its rules. By default, Alt asks for the password of the user in the "wheel" group.

      </string>

      <string id="org-freedesktop-packagekit-package-install-untrusted-user">Permission to install unverified packages</string>
      <string id="org-freedesktop-packagekit-package-install-untrusted-user_help">Permission to install unverified packages

This policy grants or restricts user rights to install untrusted or unverified packages for external PackageKit package management.

Disabled/Not configured — Permissions are determined by system settings. Default is «Auth_admin»

Enabled — permission to mount with set rights;

Possible values:

"No" — block permissions (the user is not allowed to perform the action);

"Yes" — grant permissions (the user can perform the action without any authentication);

"Auth_self" — The user must enter their password to authenticate. Note that this permission is not sufficient for most uses on multi-user systems, the "Auth_admin" permission is generally recommended;

"Auth_admin" — The user must enter an administrator password on each request. Requires user authentication with administrator rights;

"Auth_self_keep" — Similar to "Auth_self", but the authorization is kept for a short period of time (for example, five minutes). Note that this permission is not sufficient for most uses on multi-user systems, the "Auth_admin_keep" permission is generally recommended;

"Auth_admin_keep" — similar to "Auth_admin", but the authorization is kept for a short period of time (for example, five minutes);

Note: the possession of administrative rights in the context of PolicyKit is determined by its rules. By default, Alt asks for the password of the user in the "wheel" group.

      </string>

      <string id="org-freedesktop-packagekit-package-reinstall">Permission to install unverified packages</string>
      <string id="org-freedesktop-packagekit-package-reinstall_help">Permission to install unverified packages

This policy grants or restricts users the right to reinstall packages through the PackageKit package management interface.

Disabled/Not configured — Permissions are determined by system settings. Default is «Auth_admin»

Enabled — permission to mount with set rights;

Possible values:

"No" — block permissions (the user is not allowed to perform the action);

"Yes" — grant permissions (the user can perform the action without any authentication);

"Auth_self" — The user must enter their password to authenticate. Note that this permission is not sufficient for most uses on multi-user systems, the "Auth_admin" permission is generally recommended;

"Auth_admin" — The user must enter an administrator password on each request. Requires user authentication with administrator rights;

"Auth_self_keep" — Similar to "Auth_self", but the authorization is kept for a short period of time (for example, five minutes). Note that this permission is not sufficient for most uses on multi-user systems, the "Auth_admin_keep" permission is generally recommended;

"Auth_admin_keep" — similar to "Auth_admin", but the authorization is kept for a short period of time (for example, five minutes);

Note: the possession of administrative rights in the context of PolicyKit is determined by its rules. By default, Alt asks for the password of the user in the "wheel" group.

      </string>

      <string id="org-freedesktop-packagekit-package-reinstall-user">Permission to install unverified packages</string>
      <string id="org-freedesktop-packagekit-package-reinstall-user_help">Permission to install unverified packages

This policy grants or restricts users the right to reinstall packages through the PackageKit package management interface.

Disabled/Not configured — Permissions are determined by system settings. Default is «Auth_admin»

Enabled — permission to mount with set rights;

Possible values:

"No" — block permissions (the user is not allowed to perform the action);

"Yes" — grant permissions (the user can perform the action without any authentication);

"Auth_self" — The user must enter their password to authenticate. Note that this permission is not sufficient for most uses on multi-user systems, the "Auth_admin" permission is generally recommended;

"Auth_admin" — The user must enter an administrator password on each request. Requires user authentication with administrator rights;

"Auth_self_keep" — Similar to "Auth_self", but the authorization is kept for a short period of time (for example, five minutes). Note that this permission is not sufficient for most uses on multi-user systems, the "Auth_admin_keep" permission is generally recommended;

"Auth_admin_keep" — similar to "Auth_admin", but the authorization is kept for a short period of time (for example, five minutes);

Note: the possession of administrative rights in the context of PolicyKit is determined by its rules. By default, Alt asks for the password of the user in the "wheel" group.

      </string>

      <string id="org-freedesktop-packagekit-package-eula-accept">Permission to accept the license agreement</string>
      <string id="org-freedesktop-packagekit-package-eula-accept_help">Permission to accept the license agreement

This policy grants or restricts the right to accept the software user agreement through the PackageKit package management interface.

Disabled/Not configured — Permissions are determined by system settings. Default is «Auth_admin»

Enabled — permission to mount with set rights;

Possible values:

"No" — block permissions (the user is not allowed to perform the action);

"Yes" — grant permissions (the user can perform the action without any authentication);

"Auth_self" — The user must enter their password to authenticate. Note that this permission is not sufficient for most uses on multi-user systems, the "Auth_admin" permission is generally recommended;

"Auth_admin" — The user must enter an administrator password on each request. Requires user authentication with administrator rights;

"Auth_self_keep" — Similar to "Auth_self", but the authorization is kept for a short period of time (for example, five minutes). Note that this permission is not sufficient for most uses on multi-user systems, the "Auth_admin_keep" permission is generally recommended;

"Auth_admin_keep" — similar to "Auth_admin", but the authorization is kept for a short period of time (for example, five minutes);

Note: the possession of administrative rights in the context of PolicyKit is determined by its rules. By default, Alt asks for the password of the user in the "wheel" group.

      </string>

      <string id="org-freedesktop-packagekit-package-eula-accept-user">Permission to accept the license agreement</string>
      <string id="org-freedesktop-packagekit-package-eula-accept-user_help">Permission to accept the license agreement

This policy grants or restricts the right to accept the software user agreement through the PackageKit package management interface.

Disabled/Not configured — Permissions are determined by system settings. Default is «Auth_admin»

Enabled — permission to mount with set rights;

Possible values:

"No" — block permissions (the user is not allowed to perform the action);

"Yes" — grant permissions (the user can perform the action without any authentication);

"Auth_self" — The user must enter their password to authenticate. Note that this permission is not sufficient for most uses on multi-user systems, the "Auth_admin" permission is generally recommended;

"Auth_admin" — The user must enter an administrator password on each request. Requires user authentication with administrator rights;

"Auth_self_keep" — Similar to "Auth_self", but the authorization is kept for a short period of time (for example, five minutes). Note that this permission is not sufficient for most uses on multi-user systems, the "Auth_admin_keep" permission is generally recommended;

"Auth_admin_keep" — similar to "Auth_admin", but the authorization is kept for a short period of time (for example, five minutes);

Note: the possession of administrative rights in the context of PolicyKit is determined by its rules. By default, Alt asks for the password of the user in the "wheel" group.

      </string>

      <string id="org-freedesktop-packagekit-system-trust-signing-key">Permission to add the signing key</string>
      <string id="org-freedesktop-packagekit-system-trust-signing-key_help">Permission to add the signing key

This policy grants or restricts users the right to add the signing key to the list of trusted keys in the system through the PackageKit package management interface.

Disabled/Not configured — Permissions are determined by system settings. Default is «Auth_admin»

Enabled — permission to mount with set rights;

Possible values:

"No" — block permissions (the user is not allowed to perform the action);

"Yes" — grant permissions (the user can perform the action without any authentication);

"Auth_self" — The user must enter their password to authenticate. Note that this permission is not sufficient for most uses on multi-user systems, the "Auth_admin" permission is generally recommended;

"Auth_admin" — The user must enter an administrator password on each request. Requires user authentication with administrator rights;

"Auth_self_keep" — Similar to "Auth_self", but the authorization is kept for a short period of time (for example, five minutes). Note that this permission is not sufficient for most uses on multi-user systems, the "Auth_admin_keep" permission is generally recommended;

"Auth_admin_keep" — similar to "Auth_admin", but the authorization is kept for a short period of time (for example, five minutes);

Note: the possession of administrative rights in the context of PolicyKit is determined by its rules. By default, Alt asks for the password of the user in the "wheel" group.
      </string>

      <string id="org-freedesktop-packagekit-system-trust-signing-key-user">Permission to add the signing key</string>
      <string id="org-freedesktop-packagekit-system-trust-signing-key-user_help">Permission to add the signing key

This policy grants or restricts users the right to add the signing key to the list of trusted keys in the system through the PackageKit package management interface.

Disabled/Not configured — Permissions are determined by system settings. Default is «Auth_admin»

Enabled — permission to mount with set rights;

Possible values:

"No" — block permissions (the user is not allowed to perform the action);

"Yes" — grant permissions (the user can perform the action without any authentication);

"Auth_self" — The user must enter their password to authenticate. Note that this permission is not sufficient for most uses on multi-user systems, the "Auth_admin" permission is generally recommended;

"Auth_admin" — The user must enter an administrator password on each request. Requires user authentication with administrator rights;

"Auth_self_keep" — Similar to "Auth_self", but the authorization is kept for a short period of time (for example, five minutes). Note that this permission is not sufficient for most uses on multi-user systems, the "Auth_admin_keep" permission is generally recommended;

"Auth_admin_keep" — similar to "Auth_admin", but the authorization is kept for a short period of time (for example, five minutes);

Note: the possession of administrative rights in the context of PolicyKit is determined by its rules. By default, Alt asks for the password of the user in the "wheel" group.

      </string>

      <string id="org-freedesktop-packagekit-package-No">No</string>
      <string id="org-freedesktop-packagekit-package-Yes">Yes</string>
      <string id="org-freedesktop-packagekit-package-Auth-self">Auth_self</string>
      <string id="org-freedesktop-packagekit-package-Auth-admin">Auth_admin</string>
      <string id="org-freedesktop-packagekit-package-Auth-self-keep">Auth_self_keep</string>
      <string id="org-freedesktop-packagekit-package-Auth-admin-keep">Auth_admin_keep</string>

    </stringTable>
    <presentationTable>
      <presentation id="org-freedesktop-packagekit-package-pr">
        <dropdownList noSort="true" defaultItem="1" refId="OrgFreedesktopPackagekitPackage_setter">Restriction Options:</dropdownList>
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        <text>Blocking changes to this setting by user policy. Blocking a policy makes it a priority over a similar policy for the user.</text>
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      <presentation id="org-freedesktop-packagekit-package-user-pr">
        <dropdownList noSort="true" defaultItem="1" refId="OrgFreedesktopPackagekitPackage_setter">Restriction Options:</dropdownList>
      </presentation>
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