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Re: IFS object ownership

Hi James -

On Wed, 13 Oct 2010 08:43:23 -0700, "James H. H. Lampert"
<jamesl@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

But on closer examination, I found another problem with that
option: you can't swap to a disabled profile (but you *can* CHGOWN [and
presumably also chown() or fchown()] an object to it); the only profile
we create currently for this application is a "maintenance and
troubleshooting" profile, and a number of our customers keep it disabled
when not in use.

Would enabled with password *NONE work in place of disabling it? The
only issue that immediately comes to mind is that you can't just
enable it and have it at some standard password.

This does mean that it would have to be a profile swap *NOPWDCHK and
*USE authority. A profile swap with no authority but giving the
password wouldn't work.

Ken
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