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  3. February 2005

RE: Dumb adopted authority question

But is some smart security officer added QSECOFR *EXCLUDE, well private
authorities over ride every thing else.  On a brand new install of V5R3
QSECOFR has *all as well as QSYS and public is *EXCLUDE

-----Original Message-----

Chris Bipes wrote:
> David I have run into this.  Make sure Qsecofr has *use authority to
Qsecofr
> profile.  You must have *use authority to your own profile to use the api.

Wouldn't you have that authority regardless?

When I do a DSPOBJAUT OBJ(QSECOFR) OBJTYPE(*USRPRF) on my system here 
(problem is happening on a customers system) the only authority QSECOFR 
has is *PUBLIC *EXCLUDE.

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