In this section, you can find the setting method for creating a user limit list with an editor such as vi or Notepad to limit users for job execution.
File name
mjexuser |
Description
In this file, enter the names of the users that will be allowed to execute jobs.
File Location
Solaris | /etc/mjes |
Store user limit lists for job execution in the following locations if multi-subsystem operations are being performed:
/etc/mjes/mjesn (n: subsystem number) |
File Format
<User name> |
Parameters
<User name>
Enter one user name per line. These users will be allowed to execute jobs.
User names are case sensitive.
The number of users that can be listed in each file and the number of characters per line are as follows:
Number of users: 256 or less. Any additional users (the 257th user and onwards) will be invalid.
Number of characters per line: 1,024 bytes or less. If more than 1,024 bytes are specified, the entire line will be invalid.
Only white space (spaces or tabs) can be entered in front of user names.
Any white space or tab after user names is ignored.
Blank lines are ignored.
Use the hash "#" symbol to enter comments. Any text after the hash "#" symbol will be treated as a comment.
If a blank file is created, no users will be able to execute jobs.
Cautions
If there are any jobs that are re-executed when Systemwalker Operation Manager is restarted, these jobs will be re-executed even if their execution user is deleted from the user control list for job execution.
Set up access rights for user limit lists for job execution to ensure security.
Owner: root
Mode: 600
If user names in a user control list for job execution are duplicated as shown in the following example, "username1" and "username2" will be regarded as users that can execute jobs. However, duplicated users are counted twice in the count of the number of users that have been set, so in this example the number of users is three.
username1 username2 username1
Example
username1 username2 username3
