OSF DCE Administration Guide--Core Components

Control Programs for Managing the DCE Security Service

registry server at /.../bayre.com/subsys/dce/sec/master

the display would be

registry server at /.../bayre.com

To exit from a rgy_edit command, press <Return> at the command prompt. For

example, to exit from the add command to add principals, press <Return> at the Add

Principal=> Enter name: prompt.

To exit from the registry editor, enter the q[uit] command at the rgy_edit prompt:

rgy_edit=> q

The rgy_edit help command displays help information. If you enter help or h, the

registry editor displays a list of all commands and available topics. For example:

rgy_edit=> help

29.2.2 rgy_edit Commands for Local Registry Maintenance

To view or to perform any maintenance tasks on the local registry, you must ﬁrst access

it. To access the local registry, invoke the registry editor with the -l option:

$ rgy_edit -l

rgy_edit=>

At the rgy_edit prompt, enter the name of the command for the particular operation you

wish to perform. Table 29-2 lists the available commands.

TABLE 29-2. rgy_edit Commands for Maintaining the Local Registry

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Command Function

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Deletes the entries for principals, groups, or organizations.del[ete]

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Displays or changes local registry properties.prop[erties]

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Deletes expired entries for principals, groups, or organizations.p[urge]

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Displays the entries for principals, groups, or organizations.v[iew ]

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For detailed descriptions of all of the registry editor commands, see the rgy_edit(8sec)

reference page.

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