Safeguard Reference Manual (G06.24+, H06.03+ )

Process and Subprocess Security Commands
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RESET PROCESS and SUBPROCESS Commands
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User ID 33,13 can read and write to processes that have this process name, but
user 33,17 is specifically denied authority to create processes that have this name.
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The group manager for group 86 has four access authorities for this process name
(READ, WRITE, CREATE, and PURGE), and all other members of group 86 have
READ, WRITE, and CREATE authority for this process name.
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All members of the super group (group number 255) have four access authorities
for process name $AUDIT.
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The Safeguard software audits all attempts to create a process that has process
name $AUDIT, and to open or stop a process running under this name.
RESET PROCESS and SUBPROCESS Commands
RESET PROCESS or SUBPROCESS resets the current default attribute values to
their predefined values.
When you add an authorization record for a process name, the current default attribute
values are used for any attributes you do not specify in the ADD PROCESS or
SUBPROCESS command. (To set the default process attribute values to specific
values, use the SET PROCESS or SUBPROCESS command.)
process-attribute-keyword
sets the current default value of the specified attribute to its predefined value. The
process-attribute-keywords and their predefined values are:
OWNER The user ID of the current user
ACCESS Null (no access control list)
AUDIT-ACCESS-PASS NONE (no auditing)
AUDIT-ACCESS-FAIL NONE (no auditing)
AUDIT-MANAGE-PASS NONE (no auditing)
AUDIT-MANAGE-FAIL NONE (no auditing)
WARNING-MODE OFF (warning mode disabled)
For a complete description of each process-attribute, see the SET
PROCESS or SUBPROCESS command.
RESET PROCESS [ [ , ] process-attribute-keyword ]
[ , process-attribute-keyword ] ...
RESET SUBPROCESS [ [ , ] process-attribute-keyword ]
[ , process-attribute-keyword ] ...