Synopsis
[Windows]
mpchown -t Target [-d Domain] -o Owner [-g|-u|-w
[UNIX]
mpchown -t Target -o Owner [-g|-u]
Description
This command sets access rights (update right) to the project owner.
Options
-t Target
Specify the name of the project in which the owner's access rights are set.
Specify a project in the following format:
[Windows]
mpjobsch\schedule\project name
During multiple subsystem operation, specify the project in the following format.(Note)
mpjobsch\schedulen\project name
n: Subsystem number (1 to 9)
Specify the project having subsystem number 0 in the same format as that used when multiple subsystems are not running.
[UNIX]
mpjobsch/schedule/project nameDuring multiple subsystem operation, specify the project in the following format.(Note)
mpjobsch\schedulen\project name
n: Subsystem number (1 to 9)
Specify the project having subsystem number 0 in the same format as that used when multiple subsystems are not running.
-d Domain [Windows]
Specify the domain name for the owner specified with "-o." The default for this option is the domain name of the user or group on the computer where this command is executed.
-o Owner
Specify the owner name.
The user's principal name cannot be specified.
-g
Used to specify the owner name specified with "-o" as a group.
-u
Used to specify the owner name specified with "-o" as a user.
-w [Windows]
Used to specify the owner name specified with "-o" as a well-known group. The well-known group name indicates the groups such as "Everyone" and "NETWORK" that are registered on the system beforehand and cannot be changed and deleted.
Command Location
Windows | Systemwalker Operation Manager installation directory\mpwalker\bin |
Solaris | Systemwalker Operation Manager installation directory/FJSVfwseo/bin |
Privilege Required
System administrator (user belonging to the Administrators group or superuser) privileges are required.
Cautions
If all of "-g (group)", "-u (user)", and "-w (well known group )[Windows]" are omitted, the access rights for the owner specified with "-o" are set if that owner is registered with the OS either as a user or a group.
However, if "-d (domain)" is omitted and yet a user or group having the same name with the well-known group is specified, the access rights for the well-known group are set. [Windows]
If the owner is registered both as a group and user, user's access rights are set. [UNIX]
When the schedule information is distributed by the policy extraction/distribution, the mpchown command is to be used to set the update right for the project owner. This command is also executed automatically and internally when the policy is applied.
To change the project owner, use the "4.5 jobschsetproject Command". For details, see jobschsetproject Command.
In cluster environments, execute this command only on the active node (the node where the shared disk is mounted).
The settings configured with this command on the active node will be applied to the standby node at the time of next failover. Check which nodes are the active node or standby node in the cluster system currently used.