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Can anyone explain what the set effective user ID/group ID on an IFS file does? From the security reference it appears to be related to adoption since the SETUID attribute of a program/ifs is discussed in the PA journal entry description. When is it used and what does it do? The help text between green screen and Ops Nav seem to contradict each other. Green Screen: Set effective user ID (UID) at execution time. This value is ignored if the specified object is a directory. The possible values are as follows: Yes The object owner is the effective user ID (UID) at execution time. No The user ID (UID) is not set at execution time. In Ops Nav: Use current thread corresponds to green screen Yes and Use object values (owner) corresponds to green screen No. For reference the PA entry says the following: The type of entry. A Change program to adopt owner's authority. J Java program adopts owner's authority. M Modify object's SETUID, SETGID, or Restricted rename and unlink mode indicator. A program that adopts is set to No. Thanks, David Morris
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