XYGATE Access Control Reference Manual

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Access Control Reference Manual
Appendix A: The ACCONF File
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A28: SHUTDOWN_MESSAGES
This keyword determines whether the extra messages that XYGATEAC receives after
the OBJECT program and its subordinates have terminated are displayed.
Syntax:
SHUTDOWN_MESSAGES { ON | OFF }
Example:
SHUTDOWN_MESSAGES ON
For example, if XAC is used to start EDIT and the user starts VS from within EDIT and
exits from VS and from the EDIT session rapidly, the STOP message that indicates
that VS stopped is received by XYGATEAC after the EDIT has stopped. When
SHUTDOWN_MESSAGES is ON, the message would be displayed.
The default value is SHUTDOWN_MESSAGES set to ON.
A29: SPI_REJECT_ERROR
If a process attempts an SPI access to an XYGATEAC process, it will receive an error
number specified next to SPI_REJECT_ERROR keyword. If it is set to 14, XAC will
return 14 as an error number to the opener process that tries to a SPI access.
Syntax:
SPI_REJECT_ERROR <error number to be returned>
The default error number is 2
Example: SPI_REJECT_ERROR 999
$VIK XYGATEAC 5> XYGATEAC /NAME $IKS1, NOWAIT/ TACL-USER
$VIK XYGATEAC 6>
$VIK XYGATEAC 6> SEND $IKS1.#ZSPI
Error 999 opening $IKS.#ZSPI
$VIK XYGATEAC 7>
A30: SUPERSUPEROK
This keyword defines how SUPER.SUPER (255,255) will be treated. If
SUPERSUPEROK is set to ON, then SUPER.SUPER is capable of executing all
ACACL Command Entries regardless of the ACL keyword argument. If
SUPERSUPEROK is OFF, SUPER.SUPER will be evaluated as any other userid.
Syntax:
SUPERSUPEROK { ON | OFF }
Example:
SUPERSUPEROK ON
SUPERSUPEROK defaults to OFF.