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Subject: blanktime/saver & xlock
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Since I am always running XFree86, I would prefer to use xlock for my
screensaver instead of FreeBSD's console screensaver.  So I edited rc.conf
to read blanktime="NO" and saver="NO", but apparently it still kicks in after
five minutes.  How can I disable this permanently?  Thanks in advance.

- d.

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