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	NAME	NOME
	authselect - select system identity and authentication sources.
	SYNOPSIS	SINOPSE
	authselect [--debug] [--trace] [--warn] command [command options]
	DESCRIPTION	DESCRIÇÃO
	Authselect is a tool to configure system identity and authentication sources and providers by selecting a specific profile. Profile is a set of files that describes how the resulting system configuration will look like. When a profile is selected, authselect will create nsswitch.conf(5) and PAM(8) stack to use identity and authentication sources defined by the profile.
	If the provided profile set is not sufficient, the administrator may create a custom profile by putting it in a special profile directory ({AUTHSELECT_CUSTOM_DIR}). By doing so, the profile is immediately usable by authselect. See _authselect-profiles(5)_ for more information on extending existing profiles.
	OPT-IN TO AUTHSELECT
	Authselect will not touch your existing configuration unless it has already been created by it. If you want to start using authselect to configure your system authentication, please call authselect select with --force parameter first (e.g. authselect select sssd --force). The --force parameter tells authselect that it is all right to overwrite existing non-authselect configuration (see description below). Using the --force parameter will automatically generate a backup of your current configuration so if you wish to go back you can restore it with authselect backup-restore command (see description below).
	OPT-OUT FROM AUTHSELECT
	To stop authselect from managing your configuration, run authselect opt-out. This will remove all authselect configuration from your system and you can then modify your configuration manually.
	AVAILABLE COMMANDS	COMANDOS DISPONÍVEIS
	To list all available commands run authselect without any parameters. To print help for the selected command run authselect COMMAND --help.
	select profile_id [features] [-f, --force] [-q, --quiet] [-b] [--backup=NAME]
	Activate desired profile. See profile description with show command, to list profile specific optional features.
	--force, -f	--force, -f:
	Write changes even if the previous configuration was not created by authselect but by other tool or by manual changes. This option will automatically backup system files before writing any change unless --nobackup option is set.
	-b	-b:
	Backup system files before activating the selected profile. The backup will be stored at {AUTHSELECT_BACKUP_DIR}/NAME. Current time with unique string is used as a name of the backup. This is a shortcut for --backup=.
	--backup=NAME	--backup=NAME:
	Backup system files before activating the selected profile. The backup will be stored at {AUTHSELECT_BACKUP_DIR}/NAME. Current time with unique string is used as a name if no value is provided.
	--nobackup	--nobackup:
	Do not backup system configuration even if --force is set.
	--quiet, -q	--quiet, -q:
	The command will not print any informational message such as additional profile requirements or backup location. Errors are still being print.
	apply-changes [-b] [--backup=NAME]
	Re-apply currently selected profile. If the profile templates were updated this command can be used to regenerate current system configuration in order to apply these changes on the system. This command will only re-apply the changes if the existing configuration is a valid authselect configuration, otherwise an error is returned.
	Backup system files before applying changes. The backup will be stored at {AUTHSELECT_BACKUP_DIR}/NAME. Current time with unique string is used as a name of the backup. This is a shortcut for --backup=.
	Backup system files before applying changes. The backup will be stored at {AUTHSELECT_BACKUP_DIR}/NAME. Current time with unique string is used as a name if no value is provided.
	list
	List available profiles.

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	English	Portuguese	Actions
	NAME	NOME
	authselect - select system identity and authentication sources.
	SYNOPSIS	SINOPSE
	authselect [--debug] [--trace] [--warn] command [command options]
	DESCRIPTION	DESCRIÇÃO
	Authselect is a tool to configure system identity and authentication sources and providers by selecting a specific profile. Profile is a set of files that describes how the resulting system configuration will look like. When a profile is selected, authselect will create nsswitch.conf(5) and PAM(8) stack to use identity and authentication sources defined by the profile.
	If the provided profile set is not sufficient, the administrator may create a custom profile by putting it in a special profile directory ({AUTHSELECT_CUSTOM_DIR}). By doing so, the profile is immediately usable by authselect. See _authselect-profiles(5)_ for more information on extending existing profiles.
	OPT-IN TO AUTHSELECT
	Authselect will not touch your existing configuration unless it has already been created by it. If you want to start using authselect to configure your system authentication, please call authselect select with --force parameter first (e.g. authselect select sssd --force). The --force parameter tells authselect that it is all right to overwrite existing non-authselect configuration (see description below). Using the --force parameter will automatically generate a backup of your current configuration so if you wish to go back you can restore it with authselect backup-restore command (see description below).
	OPT-OUT FROM AUTHSELECT
	To stop authselect from managing your configuration, run authselect opt-out. This will remove all authselect configuration from your system and you can then modify your configuration manually.
	AVAILABLE COMMANDS	COMANDOS DISPONÍVEIS
	To list all available commands run authselect without any parameters. To print help for the selected command run authselect COMMAND --help.
	select profile_id [features] [-f, --force] [-q, --quiet] [-b] [--backup=NAME]
	Activate desired profile. See profile description with show command, to list profile specific optional features.
	--force, -f	--force, -f:
	Write changes even if the previous configuration was not created by authselect but by other tool or by manual changes. This option will automatically backup system files before writing any change unless --nobackup option is set.
	-b	-b:
	Backup system files before activating the selected profile. The backup will be stored at {AUTHSELECT_BACKUP_DIR}/NAME. Current time with unique string is used as a name of the backup. This is a shortcut for --backup=.
	--backup=NAME	--backup=NAME:
	Backup system files before activating the selected profile. The backup will be stored at {AUTHSELECT_BACKUP_DIR}/NAME. Current time with unique string is used as a name if no value is provided.
	--nobackup	--nobackup:
	Do not backup system configuration even if --force is set.
	--quiet, -q	--quiet, -q:
	The command will not print any informational message such as additional profile requirements or backup location. Errors are still being print.
	apply-changes [-b] [--backup=NAME]
	Re-apply currently selected profile. If the profile templates were updated this command can be used to regenerate current system configuration in order to apply these changes on the system. This command will only re-apply the changes if the existing configuration is a valid authselect configuration, otherwise an error is returned.
	Backup system files before applying changes. The backup will be stored at {AUTHSELECT_BACKUP_DIR}/NAME. Current time with unique string is used as a name of the backup. This is a shortcut for --backup=.
	Backup system files before applying changes. The backup will be stored at {AUTHSELECT_BACKUP_DIR}/NAME. Current time with unique string is used as a name if no value is provided.
	list
	List available profiles.