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Safeguard for Sudo 7.1 - Administration Guide

Introducing Safeguard for Sudo Planning Deployment Installation and Configuration Upgrade Safeguard for Sudo System Administration Managing Security Policy Administering Log and Keystroke Files Troubleshooting Safeguard Variables Safeguard programs Installation Packages Unsupported Sudo Options Safeguard for Sudo Policy Evaluation

user

Description

Type string READONLY

user containts the submit user's login name.

year

Description

Type integer READONLY

year contains the year in which the request was submitted in the format YY.

Related Topics

dayname

minute

hour

day

month

date

time

Global output variables

The following predefined global variables are initialized from the submit user's environment.They can be affected by the policy file.

Table 11: Global output variables
Variable Data Type Description
disable_exec integer Specifies whether to prevent the runcommand process from executing new processes.
eventlog string Pathname of the audit log.
iolog string Pathname of the keystroke log.
logstderr integer Specifies whether to keystroke log stderr messages.
logstdin integer Specifies whether to keystroke log stdin messages.
logstdout integer Specifies whether to keystroke log stdout messages.
runargv list List of arguments for the request.
runchroot string Requests the command to run with a specified root directory.
runcksum string Identifies a checksum to use to verify against the runcommand.
runclienthost string A modifiable copy of the clienhost input variable.
runcommand string Full pathname of the request.
runconfirmuser string Specifies whether the agent should request the runuser to authenticate before executing the runcommand.
runcwd string Working directory to set for the request.

runenablerlimits

boolean

Lets you use runrlimit variables on the run host.

runenv list List of environment variables to set for the request.
rungroup string Primary group to set for the request.
rungroups list List of secondary groups to set for the request.
runhost string Host on which to run the request.
runnice integer Nice value to apply for the request.
runpaths list A list of permitted paths for commands.
runptyflags string Pty flags to apply for the request.

runrlimit_as

string

Controls the maximum memory that is available to a process.

runrlimit_core

string

Controls the maximum size of a core file.

runrlimit_cpu

string

Controls the maximum size CPU time of a process.

runrlimit_data

string

Controls the maximum size of data segment of a process.

runrlimit_fsize

string

Controls the maximum size of a file.

runrlimit_locks

string

Control the maximum number of file locks for a process.

runrlimit_memlock

string

Controls the maximum number of bytes of virtual memory that can be locked.

runrlimit_nofile

string

Controls the maximum number of files a user may have open at a given time.

runrlimit_nproc

string

Controls the maximum number of processes a user may run at a given time.

runrlimit_rss

string

Controls the maximum size of the resident set (number of virtual pages resident at a given time) of a process.

runrlimit_stack

string

Controls the maximum size of the process stack.

runtimeout integer Specifies the number of seconds of idle time before ending the session.
runumask integer Umask value to apply for the request.
runuser string User to run the request.
runutmpuser string Utmp user to use when logging to utmp.
subprocuser string User name to run subprocesses of the policy server master daemon.

tmplogdir

string

Directory used for temporary storage of I/O log files if a remote log host is specified in iologhost.

disable_exec

Description

Type integer READ/WRITE

Use disable_exec to prevent the runcommand process from executing new UNIX processes. For example, you can prevent a vi session from executing shell commands. This variable is only supported if the underlying operating system supports the noexec feature; that is, Linux, Solaris, HP-UX, and AIX. If set to true(1), Safeguard sets the LD_PRELOAD environment variable, which causes the runcommand to be loaded with a Safeguard library that overrides the system exec functions, and thus prevents the runcommand from using exec to create a new process.

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