XYGATE Access Control Reference Manual

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Access Control Reference Manual
Appendix A: The ACCONF File
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A18: MONITOR
This keyword defines the output file for the detailed internal trace information
generated by a XYGATEAC process that is executing an ACACL Command Entry
which has the MONITOR keyword set. The parameters are defined as:
Syntax:
MONITOR { HOMETERMINAL | <filename> }
The HOMETERMINAL parameter causes the monitor information to be written to the
current terminal.
The <filename> parameter is an existing HP NonStop filename. Monitor information
will be written to the file named. If <filename> is a diskfile, it must be a type E file with
a record length of 4000.
Example:
MONITOR $S.#XYGATE.MONITOR
A19: MONITOR_DEFINE_ALLOWED
This keyword permits dynamic monitors to be enabled with a DEFINE set in the
environment from which the XAC session will be started.
Syntax:
MONITOR_DEFINE_ALLOWED { ON | OFF }
Example:
MONITOR_DEFINE_ALLOWED ON
When this keyword is used, it is not necessary to set the MONITOR keyword in the
ACACL Command Entry to start monitoring. Use of this keyword has a drawback. The
monitor file that is created belongs to the user executing the XYGATEAC process, not
to the Security Administrator that owns the XYGATEAC object file which is the userid
to which standard monitoring output is assigned.
Use:
TACL 1> LOGON SOME.USER
Password: ########
.
.
.
$DISC01.MYSUBVOL 1> ADD DEFINE =XAC-MONITOR-FILENAME,CLASS MAP,FILE $S.#XAC.MON
$DISC01.MYSUBVOL 2> XAC SOME-COMMAND
.
.
.
<error occurs here>
<exit from XAC session>
$DISC01.MYSUBVOL 3> DELETE DEFINE =XAC-MONITOR-FILENAME
$DISC01.MYSUBVOL 4>
In this example, the monitor dump for the ACACL Command SOME-COMMAND will
be written to $S.#XAC.MON. The spool job $S.#XAC.MON will belong to the user
SOME.USER.