Re: Simulating adopted authority with IFS

Hi Bryan,

I want to keep the user's identity. I don't want to switch user profiles.

That is why I ask if it is possible to “simulate the adopted authority” for
the IFS.

Thank you.

Javier Mora

El mar, 4 jun 2024 a las 14:51, Bryan Dietz (<bdietz400@xxxxxxxxx>)
escribió:

I think you should follow Davids recommendation on using Profile handles


https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/i/7.4?topic=programs-example-using-profile-handles

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Bryan


datil400 wrote on 6/4/2024 6:18 AM:

Hi Rob,

I explain the IFS configuration:

1. All directories USER(*PUBLIC) DTAAUT(*EXCLUDE) OBJATU(*NONE)
2. For all directories, Application group profile (GRPAPP) as Primary

Group

(PGP) and authorities *ALL.
3. All files, application group profile as Primary Group (PGP = GRPAPP)

and

authorities *ALL
4. Anyone can own the object
5. Login with a user without authorizations
6. Effective group profile of then job is changed with qsysetegid() to
GRPAPP profile.

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