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  3. March 2008

Giving users "deposit" access to an output queue.

I want users to be able to put any spool file into a particular output
queue. However, once it is there, they cannot delete it, etc. They're
interfering with FAX/400.

I tried creating the output queue with AUTCHK(*DTAAUT) and making *PUBLIC
*USE however they could still delete the spool file. If I make it
*EXCLUDE they cannot deposit. So I left it *EXCLUDE and they could do a
SBMJOB and that process (running under a different profile) would then put
it into that output queue. However, they could still delete the spool
file while it was in that output queue.

I have "Display any file" set to *NO.

With this authority they cannot display or delete other spool files on
that output queue, however they can still abuse their own and I'd like to
stop that.


Rob Berendt

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