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Privilege Manager for Unix 7.1 - Administration Guide

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profile_setenv

Description

Type list READ/WRITE

A list of values specified by the setenv() call. profile_setenv tracks the values set from the latest setenv() function call. Do not modify this variable directly; the setenv() function updates this list.

Example
# setenv "HOME" to "/root" if not already in the list 
if (search(profile_setenv,"HOME=*") == -1) 
   setenv("HOME","/root");
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profile_keepenv

profile_unsetenv

profile_unsetenv

Description

Type list READ/WRITE

A list of values specified by the unsetenv() call. profile_unsetenv tracks the values set from the latest unsetenv() function call. Do not modify this variable directly; the unsetenv() function updates this list.

Example
# unsetenv "HOME" if not already in the list 
if ("HOME" !in profile_unsetenv) 
   unsetenv("HOME");
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profile_keepenv

profile_setenv

profile_use_runuser

Description

Type string READ/WRITE

The environment in which the runcommand runs is normally initialized from the submitting user's environment (that is, the env variable). To direct the pmlocald daemon to initialize the runtime environment using the runuser's environment on the agent instead, set profile_use_runuser to true. The default value is false.

Note that profile_use_runuser causes the runuser's dotfiles to run without an associated tty. The dotfiles (that is, .profile) should test for the existence of a tty (if `tty -s`) before a command runs that relies on a tty (for example, "who am i", "tset", "stty").

Example
if (defined pmshell) 
{ 
   profile_use_runuser=true; 
}

rejectmsg

Description

Type string READ/WRITE

rejectmsg contains the message that displays when a request is rejected.

Example
rejectmsg= "You are not permitted to run this command";
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