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Privilege Manager for Unix 7.2.3 - Administration Guide

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argv

Description

Type list READONLY

argv is a list of the arguments supplied for the original command, including the command itself. For example, if the original command is pmrun ls -al, then argv is set to {"ls","-al"}.

Example
# if any arguments are passed to an editor program, like vi
# then verify the path is not in a list of forbidden directories 
if ((basename(command) in vi_program_list) && (argc > 1)) 
{ 
   count=0; 
   while (count < length(forbid_dir_list)) 
   { 
      if (glob(forbid_dir_list[count], dirname(argv[1]))) 
      { 
         reject "You are not allowed to edit a file in this directory"; 
      } 
      count=count+1; 
   } 
}
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argc

bkgd

Description

Type boolean READONLY

bkgd reflects the "-b" background argument of a pmrun call. If the user requested the background mode, it is set to 1.

To change whether the call runs in the background, set the runbkgd variable.

client_parent_pid

Description

Type integer READONLY

Process ID of client's parent process.

Example
# only allow requests submitted from a login shell
# (parent process name starts with a dash) 
if (client_parent_procname[0] == "-") { 
   printf("process info -- name:[%s], pid[%d], uid[%d]\n" 
      client_parent_procname, client_parent_pid, client_parent_uid); 
   reject "only requests from login shells are allowed"; 
}
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client_parent_uid

client_parent_procname

client_parent_uid

Description

Type integer READONLY

User ID associated with the client's parent process.

Example
# only allow requests submitted from a login shell 
# (parent process name starts with a dash) 
if (client_parent_procname[0] == "-") { 
   printf("process info -- name:[%s], pid[%d], uid[%d]\n" 
      client_parent_procname, client_parent_pid, client_parent_uid); 
   reject "only requests from login shells are allowed"; 
}
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client_parent_pid

client_parent_procname

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