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Privilege Manager for Unix 7.2.3 - Administration Guide

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Privilege Manager for Unix programs Installation Packages

optstrictparameters

Description

Type boolean READONLY

The getopt_long() function provides specific argument parameters. Arguments with optional parameters are accepted only when entered in the format --argument=parameter. For getopt_long() to recognize non-compliant forms, such as --argument parameter, set optstrictparameters to False.

pid

Description

Type integer READONLY

pid contains the process ID number of the pmmasterd process.

Example
printf("The pmmasterd process id is :%i", pid);

pmclient_type

Description

Type integer READONLY

The client type (pmrun or sudo) of the Privilege Manager for Unix request.

Example
# reject if pmclient_type is "sudo" 
if (pmclient_type == pmclient_type_sudo) { 
   reject; 
} else if (pmclient_type == pmclient_type_pmrun) { 
  ok = true; 
}
Related Topics

pmclient_type_pmrun

pmclient_type_sudo

pmclient_type_pmrun

Description

Type integer READONLY

Read-only constant for pmrun type clients. You can compare pmclient_type_pmrun to pmclient_type to determine if the request was sent from a Privilege Manager for Unix client including the pmrun command, the pmshells (pmksh, pmsh, pmcsh, pmbash), and the pmshellwrapper.

Example
# reject if pmclient_type is "sudo" 
if (pmclient_type == pmclient_type_sudo) { 
   reject; 
} else if (pmclient_type == pmclient_type_pmrun) { 
   ok = true; 
}
Related Topics

pmclient_type

pmclient_type_sudo

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