Customizing SoftBench CM Configuration
Modifying the Configuration Files
prefix match, then most specific user/host match) to determine access rights. However, by specifying priorities, you can use a shorter path for a specific user. For example, in the following entries:
*@host R /earth ; john@host S / ; jane@host 2S / ;
the user "john" has "R" access to /earth because /earth is more specific than "/" and "S" access to the rest of the archive. The user "jane" has "S" access to the whole archive, including /earth because the "2" specifies an increased priority.
The /opt/softbench/sbin/checkperm
You can order fields within an entry in two formats:
Format 1. Place user field first and permissions field second.user1@host.domain.hp.com |
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RM | /project1 /project2 | ||
S | /project3 | # system admin | |
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user2@hp* | S | /project1 | |
RM | /project2 /project3 | ||
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/ | R | *@* |
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/project1 | RM | user1@host* | |
| S | user4@host1.domain.hp.com | |
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/project2 | RM | user1@host* | |
| RMD | user2@host1* | |
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Use the pattern RMDA or
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