Safeguard Reference Manual (G06.29+, H06.08+, J06.03+)

Process and Subprocess Security Commands
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DELETE PROCESS and SUBPROCESS
Commands
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This change allows the group manager for group 86 (who is possibly a network user) to
read, write, or create processes with the protected process name.
DELETE PROCESS and SUBPROCESS Commands
DELETE PROCESS or SUBPROCESS deletes an authorization record. After an
authorization record is deleted, any user can access a process or subprocess under
the deleted process name, and any process that is started under that process name is
not subject to Safeguard authorization checks or auditing.
An owner of the authorization record, the primary owner’s group manager, and the
super ID can delete the authorization record for a process or subprocess name.
process name-list
specifies one or more process names for which authorization records are to be
deleted. process name-list can be either:
process-name
( process-name [ , process-name ] ... )
process-name
can be any process name or one of the special names NAMED and
UNNAMED. T
he name can contain wild-card characters.
subprocess name-list
specifies one or more subprocesses for which authorization records are to be
deleted. subprocess name-list can be either:
subprocess-name
( subprocess-name [ , subprocess-name ... ] )
LAST-MODIFIED OWNER STATUS WARNING-MODE
$JAM
20AUG86, 13:44 33,13 THAWED OFF
033,013 R,W, P,C
\*.086,255 R,W, C
033,* R,W, C
255,* R,W, C
DELETE PROCESS process name-list [ [ , ] WHERE WARNING-MODE ]
DELETE SUBPROCESS subprocess name-list [ [ , ] WHERE WARNING-
MODE ]