Re: iASP security

So here's the deal on your scenario.

When you have iASP1 as your ASP Group, there is no way, no how, no security level, nothing can be done to use or see the stuff in LIB2. It's simply not part of your library space. You can't qualify names to it nor can you use SQL to connect to any data there.

Flip that when you have iASP2 as your ASP Group.

If you have NO ASP Group then you can't see EITHER of those libraries, no way, no how.

NOW Can you do certain Admin things? YES, with OBJECT Level commands such as RSTLIB you can restore TO a library that's no in your ASP Group.

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Turn hat around Facing IFS
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IFS is a completely different animal.
Stuff in the iFS of iASP1 is in /IASP1/directories/in/iASP1
Stuff in the IFS of iASP2 is in /IASP2/direcotries/in/iASP2

So by simply referencing the directories as above you can see all iASPs at any time BUT Security clearly plays a role of course.

So one thing I've seen is Web applications that reference

/IASP1/QSYS.LIB/IASP1LIB.LIB/CGIPGM.PGM

OR they use links to get there.

So you kinda can get to programs in the IFS if invoking them this way works for you.

Make any sense at all???

I also happen to know of a service where you can get a system with multiple iASPS for testing. :-) :-) :-)


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On 10/2/2014 5:14 PM, Aaron Bartell wrote:

Hello,

I have some iASP security questions I hope someone can answer. Let me lay
out a scenario:

*Scenario*
- I have a single IBM i instance, let's call this IBMi1
- I have two IASPs configured, IASP1 and IASP2
- I have two users configured, USR1 and USR2 (QSECURITY=30, USRCLS(*PGMR))
- USR1 has a *JOBD with INLASPGRP(IASP1)
- USR2 has a *JOBD with INLASPGRP(IASP2)
- I have two libs, LIB1 is in IASP1 and LIB2 is in IASP2
- I have two RPG *PGM objects, RPG1 is in LIB1 and RPG2 is in LIB2

When USR1 logs into a IBMi1 5250 session (and inherently placed in IASP1),
can they see or attempt to invoke LIB2/RPG2 in IASP2 if the authority is
*PUBLIC(*USE)?

Can USR1 see or invoke IFS files in IASP2 if files are set to chmod go+rx?

I would test this myself except I am having issues setting up the scenario
on IBM's PDP
<https://www-304.ibm.com/partnerworld/wps/servlet/ContentHandler/stg_com_sys_power-development-platform>
service
(I have an email into support). I would try iASP on the variety of other
servers I have access to, but I don't want to accidentally hose anything :-P

Thanks,
Aaron Bartell