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Privilege Manager for Unix 7.2.3 - Administration Guide

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remoteuserinfo

Syntax
list remoteuserinfo ( string hostname, string username )
Description

remoteuserinfo returns user information for the specified user from the remote host.

The remote host must be configured to run either pmmasterd or pmclientd to respond to this function.

Example
#print root's info on the runhost 
print( remoteuserinfo(runhost,"root") ) 

remoteuserlist

Syntax
list remoteuserlist ( string hostname )
Description

remoteuserlist returns the full list of user names on the remote host.

The remote host must be configured to run either pmmasterd or pmclientd to respond to this function.

Example
#print the user list on the runhost 
print(remoteuserlist(runhost)) 

String functions

These are the built-in string functions available to use within the pmpolicy file.

Table 45: String functions
Name Description
match Match a string to a pattern.

pad

Return a new string at a specified character length.

strindex Return the position of a substring in a string.
strlen Return the length of a string.
strsub Return a substring of a string.

sub

Return a new string with specified replacements.

subst Substitute part of a string.

substr

Return a substring of a string .

match

Syntax
int match( string regularexpr, string str )
Description

match compares a string to a regular expression.

Returns true if a match is found; otherwise, false.

Example
# check if user begins with j and ends with t… 
if (match("^j.*t$", user) ) { 
   … 
}
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