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I'll give you a couple of examples of exit points in practice.
1)  I had a command on the system that I wanted to convert to another
command.  Now, I could have done the usual trick with the system library
list, and so on.  However there were business reasons that I chose
otherwise.  I used the command exit point to add a exit point program.  The
program receives the command and it's parameters as parameters.  I analyze
that and run my command instead.
2)  One of the most popular ones is the ftp exit point.  I've done lots of
stuff with that.
a)  If the user signs on as anonymous I switch them over to another user
profile.
b)  I restrict what libraries, directories, commands, puts, gets, etc that
any user can do.
c)  If one customer sends us a file we can then automatically post that
file.
this list is only limited by your imagination.


Rob Berendt
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Group Dekko Services, LLC
Dept 01.073
PO Box 2000
Dock 108
6928N 400E
Kendallville, IN 46755
http://www.dekko.com


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Interesting question.  If you wouldn't mind sharing some of the
information you receive, I think it'd really help me understand how exit
functions are actually used in practice.

/j

On Thu, 22 Jul 2004, Elvis Budimlic wrote:

> I'm interested if anyone from Net-IQ or using their exit point security
> software can clear something up for me, by private email if possible.
>
> Does Net-IQ's exit point security product permit for "daisy chaining" of
> exit point programs?
>
> Basically, if one already exists at the time of install do they make sure
it
> is invoked by their exit point program?
>
> And more importantly, does Net-IQ's exit point program know/care if it is
> "daisy chained" and invoked by another exit point program?
>
>
>
> Elvis
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