Files With Privilege Information
The following files contain
information about privileges.
Table 12–2 Files That Contain
Privilege Information
|
File and Man Page
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Keyword
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Description
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/etc/security/policy.conf
policy.conf(4)
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PRIV_DEFAULT
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Inheritable set of privileges for the system
|
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PRIV_LIMIT
|
Limit set of privileges for the system
|
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/etc/user_attr
user_attr(4)
|
defaultpriv keyword
in user or role's entry
Value is usually set in the Solaris Management Console GUI
|
Inheritable set of privileges for a user or role
|
|
limitpriv keyword
in user or role's entry
Value is usually set in the Solaris Management Console GUI
|
Limit set of privileges for a user or role
|
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/etc/security/exec_attr
exec_attr(4)
|
privs keyword in the profile's entry for the command
Policy for the command must be solaris
|
List of privileges that are assigned to a command in a rights profile
|
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syslog.conf
syslog.conf(4)
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System log file for debug messages
Path
set in priv.debug entry
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Privilege debugging log
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Note – Do not edit the exec_attr and user_attr databases directly. To administer privileges, use the Solaris
Management Console, or commands such as smuser. For more
information, see the smc(1M) and
the smuser(1M) man
pages. For procedures, see Managing Privileges (Task Map).
