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Privilege Manager for Unix 7.3 - Administration Guide

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Privilege Manager for Unix programs Installation Packages

gid

Description

Type integer READONLY

gid contains the Group ID of the submitting user's primary group on the client host.

Example
adminusers = {"dan","robyn","cory"}; 
printf ("Request received from user id:%d %d\n", uid, gid);
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uid

group

rungroup

group

Description

Type string READONLY

group contains the name of user's primary group.

Example
if (group == "admin") 
   adminusers = append(adminusers,user);
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groups

rungroup

rungroups

groups

Description

Type string READONLY

groups contains the list all groups in which the user is a member.

Example
# If a user belongs to a particular group, reject the command 
if ( "restrictedUsers" in groups ) 
{ 
   reject; 
}
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group

rungroup

rungroups

host

Description

Type string READONLY

host identifies the host name where the user has requested to run the command. The value is set to the host name selected by the pmrun -h <hostname> option, and defaults to nodename. You may expand it to a fully qualified name, if shortnames are not used.

Example
# If the requested host is not in the allowed_hosts list, reject the command 
allowed_hosts = {“hosta.test.com”, “hostb.test.com”, “hostc.test.com”}; 
if ( host !in allowed_hosts ) 
{ 
   reject “Commands on host “ + host + “ are not allowed. \n”; 
}
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runhost

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