gnome-vfs

Table 3.5. gnome-vfs keys

KeyTypeDefaultDescription
/schemas/desktop/gnome/applications/terminal/execstringgnome-terminalThe default terminal application to use for applications that require a terminal.
/schemas/desktop/gnome/applications/terminal/exec_argstring-xThe exec argument to use for the default terminal application.
/schemas/desktop/gnome/applications/component_viewer/execstringnautilus %sThe application to use for viewing files that require a component to view them. The parameter %s will be replaced by the file's URIs, the parameter %c will be replaced by the component IID.
/schemas/system/dns_sd/display_localstringmergedPossible values are "merged", "separate" and "disabled".
/schemas/system/dns_sd/extra_domainsstring Comma separated list of DNS-SD domains that should be visible in the "network:///" location.
/schemas/system/http_proxy/use_http_proxyboolfalseEnables the proxy settings when accessing HTTP over the Internet.
/schemas/system/http_proxy/hoststring The machine name to proxy HTTP through.
/schemas/system/http_proxy/portint8080The port on the machine defined by "/system/http_proxy/host" that you proxy through.
/schemas/system/http_proxy/use_authenticationboolfalseIf true, then connections to the proxy server require authentication. The username/password combo is defined by "/system/http_proxy/authentication_user" and "/system/http_proxy/authentication_password".
/schemas/system/http_proxy/authentication_userstring User name to pass as authentication when doing HTTP proxying.
/schemas/system/http_proxy/authentication_passwordstring Password to pass as authentication when doing HTTP proxying.
/schemas/system/http_proxy/ignore_hostslist[localhost,127.0.0.0/8]This key contains a list of hosts which are connected to directly, rather than via the proxy (if it is active). The values can be hostnames, domains (using an initial wildcard like *.foo.com), IP host addresses (both IPv4 and IPv6) and network addresses with a netmask (something like 192.168.0.0/24).
/schemas/system/proxy/modestringnoneSelect the proxy configuration mode. Supported values are "none", "manual", "auto".
/schemas/system/proxy/secure_hoststring The machine name to proxy secure HTTP through.
/schemas/system/proxy/secure_portint0The port on the machine defined by "/system/proxy/secure_host" that you proxy through.
/schemas/system/proxy/ftp_hoststring The machine name to proxy FTP through.
/schemas/system/proxy/ftp_portint0The port on the machine defined by "/system/proxy/ftp_host" that you proxy through.
/schemas/system/proxy/socks_hoststring The machine name to proxy socks through.
/schemas/system/proxy/socks_portint0The port on the machine defined by "/system/proxy/socks_host" that you proxy through.
/schemas/system/proxy/autoconfig_urlstring URL that provides proxy configuration values.
/schemas/system/smb/workgroupstring The Windows networking workgroup or domain that the user is part of. In order for a new workgroup to fully take effect the user may need to log out and log back in.
/schemas/system/storage/display_internal_hard_drivesboolfalseWhether to display drives and mountable volumes from internal hard drives (non-SCSI optical drives are always shown).
/schemas/system/storage/display_external_drivesbooltrueWhether to display drives and mountable volumes from external drives (e.g. drives that are hotpluggable; e.g. drives that can be attached and detached while the system is running).
/schemas/system/storage/display_drives_with_removable_mediabooltrueWhether to display drives and mountable volumes from drives with removable media (e.g. drives where media can be inserted and removed).
/schemas/system/storage/display_scsi_drivesboolfalseWhether to display drives and mountable volumes from SCSI drives.
/schemas/system/storage/display_scsi_optical_drivesbooltrueWhether to display SCSI optical drives even if /system/storage/display_scsi_drives is set to FALSE.