XYGATE Access Control Reference Manual

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Appendix C: The ACACL File
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C27: DONOTSTOP
This keyword allows the specification of object files that are exempt from being
stopped by XAC when the STOPONERROR keyword is specified and the error occurs
or when a logoff occurs. A list of wildcarded object files may be specified, separated by
spaces.
Syntax:
DONOTSTOP <object file> [<object file>... ]
Example:
COMMAND TACL-PRODUCTION
OBJECT $SYSTEM.SYSNN.TACL
USER PROD.MGR
ACL PROD.*
STOPONERROR 140
DONOTSTOP $SYSTEM.SYS*.PATH* $DATA4.APP.*
In this example no processes that have an object file residing on $DATA4.APP will be
stopped. And no processes that have an object file which is resident on $SYSTEM, in
a subvolume that begins with SYS followed by 0 to 5 characters, with a filename that
begins with PATH will be stopped.
C28: DUPOUTTOIN
This keyword controls the echoing of OUT file writes to the IN file. It takes effect only
when the input file and output file are different and the input file is a terminal or
process. The default is OFF. This parameter may be globally set in the ACCONF file,
and the ACCONF setting can be overridden by this keyword on each ACL entry.
DUPOUTTOIN can also be set during an interactive session if command escape
processing is allowed. (Refer to Appendix A9: COMMANDESCAPE.) This is useful for
duplicating user sessions on a trainer’s or support person’s terminal to enable see-
what-the-user-sees support. The interactive user must set the XYGATEAC process’
OUT file, using the OUT interactive command, to the trainer’s terminal name. An
example of this, assuming the right-angle bracket ( > ) is the command escape
character, might be:
Syntax:
DUPOUTTOIN { ON | OFF }
From student’s XAC session:
$DATA1.MYSUBVOL 23> >DUPOUTTOIN ON
$DATA1.MYSUBVOL 23> >OUT $ZTNT.#PTY5 !<TRAINER-TERM-NAME>
$DATA1.MYSUBVOL 23> COPY X Y
$DATA1.MYSUBVOL 24>
At this point the trainer on $ZTNT.#PTY5 would see the command COPY X Y and be
able to tell the user to use the syntax FUP COPY X,Y on an NSK system.