System Administration Guide: Security Services

ASET File Examples

This section has examples of some ASET files, including the tune files and the aliases file.

Tune File Examples

ASET maintains three tune files. Each entry in a tune file occupies one line. The fields in an entry are in the following order:


pathname mode owner group type 
pathname

The full path name of the file

mode

A five-digit number that represents the permission setting

owner

The owner of the file

group

The group owner of the file

type

The type of file

The following rules apply when you edit the tune files:

Aliases File Examples

The aliases file contains a list of aliases that share the same user ID.

Each entry is in this form:

uid=alias1=alias2=alias3=...

uid

Shared UID.

aliasn

User accounts that share a UID.

For example, the following entry lists the UID 0. The UID is being shared by the sysadm and root accounts:

0=root=sysadm