RE: Setting up auditing on an IFS directory *** SOLVED ***

Auditing on an IFS directory requires a number of steps:

Create the QAUDJRN journal.  It's suggested you allow the system to manage
your journals, and be VERY careful with the QAUDENDACN system value.
Setting this incorrectly can cause the system to power itself down if an
error occurs during journaling.  Next, set up the appropriate auditing in
the QAUDLVL system value.  Finally, enable QAUDLVL by setting *AUDLVL in the
QAUDCTL system value.  Now, this starts auditing on ALL objects.  Supposedly
you could change that to a specific object by using CHGAUD on the object and
then setting AUDCTL to *OBJAUD, but I was unable to get that to work,
probably because my authorization was failing at a higher level in the
directory tree.

As to the actual problem, it turns that in order to use the Apache Commons
file upload package you need to authorize access to user profile QEJBSVR.  I
don't know if there's a way to specify a different user profile on the
upload request, but granting specific privileges to QEJBSVR worked for this
particular case.

Joe

From: Joe Pluta

I'm having some trouble using the Apache upload classes.  I'm getting a
Permission denied on the target directory, but I'm not quite sure what
user
profile I need to allow access.  I'm guessing QEJBSVR, but I wanted to try
the nifty object auditing capabilities of the operating system.

I'm on a V5R2 box, and I do CHGAUD to the folder.  Then I go to display
the
audit entries using DSPAUDJRNE and I get an exception telling me that
QAUDJRN is not found.