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Appendix C: The ACACL File
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The ACACL Command Entry for TACLs started by MLRM can be:
COMMAND SYSTEM-SYSNN-MLRM
DESCRIPTION "TACL for Multilan"
USER GROUP,USER
OBJECT $SYSTEM.SYSNN.TACL
ACL \*.*.* NOT PROD.APPL
START_LOGGED_OFF
TRACKUSERID
EXECUTEHANGUP
NULLNULLNOCMDESC
BLANKPASSWORD
AUDITUSER \*.*.*
TIMEOUT 900
OPENSBYOBJECTS \*.$*.*.*
STOPONERROR 140,190,191
DONOTSTOP $SYSTEM.SYSTEM.PATHTCP2
DESCRIPTION
This highly recommended keyword provides a short description of the command. This
description is displayed by DBSO when the COMMANDS command is used.
The argument to description can be up to 64-characters long.
Syntax:
DESCRIPTION "<string>"
The description in the Example below will show up when the COMMANDS keyword is
used with DBSO. Refer to Chapter 4, “DBSO – The Database Server” starting on
page 49 for more information.
Example:
COMMAND SUPER-BACKUP
DESCRIPTION "RUNS BACKUP AS SUPER.OPER FOR NIGHTLY BACKUP"
USER SUPER.OPER
OBJECT $SYSTEM.SYSNN.BACKUP
ACL OPER.* TECH.*
USER
This required keyword specifies the NonStop Kernel userid or Safeguard Alias under
which the OBJECT program will be started. USER is required on every ACACL
Command Entry. There are two special identifiers that can be used to specify dynamic
userids. The GROUP special identifier represents the group number of the user who
executed the XAC command. The USER special identifier represents the user number
of the user who executed the XAC command.
Syntax:
USER <NonStop Kernel-userid>
Where:
<NonStop Kernel-userid> := <Groupnum>,<Usernum> | <Groupname>.<Username> |
ALIAS:"<Safeguard Alias>"