The enabling command (for LU 1) is:
CI> cn 1 20b PROMT
PROMT may be enabled as the primary program for the terminal LU at generation time. This is encouraged, to avoid inadvertently overlooking this. To log on, enter the following:
Please log on: MANAGER
Password? <cr>
CI>
Any needed directories can be created as follows:
CI> crdir /SYSTEM 16
CI> crdir /SYSTEM/NOTES
The first command creates the global directory /SYSTEM on LU 16. The LU parameter is optional; if it is not supplied, the directory is placed on the first available LU. The second command creates the subdirectory NOTES in the global directory /SYSTEM. Because the global directory is already located on LU 16, the LU parameter in the second command is not needed. If an LU is specified, it is ignored. The second command requires that the global directory /SYSTEM exists.
Ownership of directories can be displayed and altered as follows:
CI> | owner | /SYSTEM |
| owner of /SYSTEM is MANAGER. |
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| has not been assigned to directory /SYSTEM. |
CI> | owner | /MANAGER |
| owner of /MANAGER is MANAGER.SYSTEM. |
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| SYSTEM is the associated group of the directory |
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CI> | owner | /SYSTEM | MANAGER | Assigns MANAGER as the owner of /SYSTEM |
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| MANAGER as the associated group. |
CI> | owner | /SYSTEM | MANAGER.CONTROL | |
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The owner/group/other protection (described in the RTEA User's Manual) may be used in connection with ownership of these directories, to allow all users to access them, but not change them. For example, global directory /SYSTEM can be accessed but not changed by users other than the owner if the following command is given:
CI> prot /SYSTEM rw/r/r
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