Siemens Unix V4.0 사용자 설명서
Tools for special tasks
Compression of the ACL Database
Product Manual
U7613-J-Z815-6-76
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07
7.3.7
Checking the password expiry with the asxpwexp utility
The
asxpwexp
utility can be used to check which Advanced Server for UNIX users’
passwords are due to expire within the next “n” (0-28) days. The user can be notified of this
by electronic mail, and be given plenty of advance warning if the utility is invoked regularly
using
by electronic mail, and be given plenty of advance warning if the utility is invoked regularly
using
cron
, for example.
Syntax:
asxpwexp [0-28] (default: 5)
In order to be able to send a mail, the
asxpwexp.usr
configuration file must be available and
provide a mapping between Advanced Server for UNIX users and a mail address for these
users. If there is no specific information to be provided to the user, a standard notification
is sent. The program uses the UNIX
users. If there is no specific information to be provided to the user, a standard notification
is sent. The program uses the UNIX
mail
command internally.
Syntax of the asxpwexp.usr file:
<AS/X user>:<Mail_address>[:user-specific]
You can use any address that can also be used by UNIX Mail as the mail address.
Examples
:
fred:fred: Your password will expire in 10 days!
steve:steveJ@lion
john:lion!johnny:Your password will expire now!
steve:steveJ@lion
john:lion!johnny:Your password will expire now!
7.4 Compression of the ACL Database
Advanced Server for UNIX stores permissions for files and directories into it's ACL
database
database
/var/opt/lanman/datafiles/acl*
. Whereas UNIX permissions of files and directories
are part of the file system, AS/X permissions are stored in a central place.
If you rename (mv) or delete (rm, rmdir) these files or directories within UNIX the AS/X ist
bypassed and the entries in the ACL database will not be adapted. This results in entries
pointing to non-existing files and directories.
bypassed and the entries in the ACL database will not be adapted. This results in entries
pointing to non-existing files and directories.
With the AS/X tool
acladm <option>
you can remove superfluous entries. However the
database will not be reorganized such that gaps exist between the used entries. The total
diskspace occupied will not be reduced. Those gaps will be used by future entries of course.
diskspace occupied will not be reduced. Those gaps will be used by future entries of course.
If you remove or delete files and directories from an AS/X client the ACL database will be
changed accordingly. Entries will be renamed or removed. However also in this case no
reorganization of the ACL database takes place.
changed accordingly. Entries will be renamed or removed. However also in this case no
reorganization of the ACL database takes place.