Figure 3-1 HP-UX RBAC Architecture
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HP-UX RBAC Example Usage and Operation
Figure 3-2 “Example Operation After Invoking privrun” and the subsequent footnotes illustrate a sample invocation of privrun and the configuration files that privrun uses to determine whether a user is allowed to invoke a command.
Figure 3-2 Example Operation After Invoking privrun
Users MANY:MANY
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Drop all but
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