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Working With SAFECOM
Safeguard User’s Guide — 422089-020
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Abbreviating SAFECOM Commands
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Wild cards in ADD commands for disk files, volumes, and subvolumes affect only
objects that already exist. For example, the following command protects only files
that currently exist on volume $VOL1 and subvolume DATA:
=ADD DISKFILE $VOL1.DATA.*
•
You cannot use wild cards in ADD commands for devices, subdevices, processes,
subprocesses, and terminals.
•
If you are a security administrator, wild cards are allowed in only two instances
when you specify a user ID in its number form. The forms group-number,* and *,*
are valid. All other forms, such as *,124, are invalid.
•
Except for two instances, you cannot use wild cards in user names when you alter
an access control list. The forms group-name.* and *.* are the only valid forms.
Abbreviating SAFECOM Commands
You can abbreviate any SAFECOM reserved word, including commands, attributes,
and keywords. In most instances, a reserved word can be abbreviated to its first three
characters. You can use more than three characters for clarity, but three is the
minimum required.
Some abbreviations must be longer than three characters so that the Safeguard
software can distinguish between similar reserved words, such as SUBVOLUME and
SUBPROCESS.
When a reserved word is hyphenated, do not omit any hyphens. Each component of a
hyphenated word must have at least its first three characters.
To understand the use of abbreviations, consider the following command:
=ALTER SUBVOLUME star, OWNER 12,8, AUDIT-ACCESS-PASS LOCAL
The same command, using abbreviated reserved wor
ds, is as follows:
=ALT SUBV star, OWN 12,8, AUD-ACC-PAS LOC
The following three pairs of reserved words represent a special case in which you can
use the same three-character abbreviation for either reserved word:
Running Other Programs From SAFECOM
You can run another program without exiting from SAFECOM. To do so, execute the
RUN command at the SAFECOM prompt. The command syntax and run options of the
Reserved Words Abbreviation
ALL ALLOCATE ALL
NAME NAMED NAM
REMOTE REMOTEPASSWORD REM
- Safeguard User’s Guide 1
- Document History 2
- Legal Notices 3
- 4. Securing Subvolumes 6
- 7. Working With SAFECOM 6
- 8. Changing Display Options 7
- 9. Working with Patterns 7
- Tables (continued) 9
- Contents 10
- What’s New in This Manual 11
- PRIV-LOGON 12
- About This Manual 15
- Notation Conventions 16
- General Syntax Notation 17
- Notation for Messages 18
- Change Bar Notation 20
- HP Encourages Your Comments 20
- Subsystem 21
- User Authentication 22
- Object Authorization 22
- Security 24
- 2 Safeguard Logon Dialog 29
- Using the LOGON Command 30
- Safeguard Logon Dialog 31
- Guardian User’s Guide 32
- Logging On With -STOP Option 33
- Logging On to a Remote System 34
- 3 Securing Disk Files 35
- Securing Disk Files 36
- Getting Started 37
- Granting Access 46
- Denying Access 46
- Example 1: 47
- Example 2: 47
- Example 3: 47
- Specifying Ownership 50
- The CLEARONPURGE Attribute 51
- The PERSISTENT Attribute 52
- The LICENSE Attribute 53
- The PROGID Attribute 54
- The TRUST Attribute 55
- 4 Securing Subvolumes 59
- Commands Used With Subvolumes 60
- Securing Processes and 61
- Subprocesses 61
- Protecting Processes 62
- Obtaining User and Alias 63
- Information 63
- 7 Working With SAFECOM 71
- Working With SAFECOM 72
- Checking Your Progress 73
- Getting Online Help 75
- Displaying Previous Commands 77
- Executing a Specific Command 78
- Displaying a Specific Command 78
- Exiting SAFECOM 80
- Using SAFECOM in Batch Mode 81
- Commands 85
- Restrictions 86
- Abbreviating SAFECOM Commands 87
- Checking Command Syntax Only 88
- 8 Changing Display Options 89
- Changing Display Options 90
- Editing Your SAFECOM Prompt 90
- 9 Working with Patterns 97
- Pattern Examples 98
- Pattern Generality 99
- One-Dimensional Search 100
- Multi-Dimensional Search 100
- Working with Patterns 101
- ACL, FIRST-RULE, and ALL 105
- Diskfile is Volume-First 105
- Examples 107
- ADD DISKFILE-PATTERN 108
- ALTER DISKFILE-PATTERN 109
- DELETE DISKFILE-PATTERN 109
- FREEZE DISKFILE-PATTERN 109
- INFO DISKFILE-PATTERN 109
- Finding Added Patterns 109
- RESET DISKFILE-PATTERN 111
- SET DISKFILE-PATTERN 111
- SHOW DISKFILE-PATTERN 112
- THAW DISKFILE-PATTERN 112
- ADD SAVED-DISKFILE-PATTERN 113
- ALTER SAVED-DISKFILE-PATTERN 113
- DELETE SAVED-DISKFILE-PATTERN 114
- FREEZE SAVED-DISKFILE-PATTERN 114
- INFO SAVED-DISKFILE-PATTERN 114
- RESET SAVED-DISKFILE-PATTERN 115
- SET SAVED-DISKFILE-PATTERN 115
- SHOW SAVED-DISKFILE-PATTERN 116
- THAW SAVED-DISKFILE-PATTERN 116
- A Guardian File Security 117
- Displaying Default Security 118
- Changing Default Security 118
- Displaying File Security 119
- Sample Procedures 119
- Guardian File Security 120
- B Protecting Your Terminal 123
- Protecting Your Terminal 124
- Logging Off 124
- C SAFECOM Command Syntax 125
- SAFECOM Command Syntax 126
- Glossary 133
- Glossary - 2 134
- Index - 1 135
- Index - 2 136
- Index - 3 137
- Special Characters 138
- = (equal sign) 139
- SAFECOM command prompt 7-1 139
- ? (question mark) command 139
- Index - 6 140
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