Command-Line Utilities for Access Control (Sun Java System Calendar Server 6 2005Q4 Administration Guide)

Sun Java System Calendar Server 6 2005Q4 Administration Guide

Command-Line Utilities for Access Control

The following table describes the Calendar Server command-line utilities that allow you to set or modify ACLs for access control:

Table 15–2 Command-Line Utilities for Access Control


Utility	Description
`cscal`	Use the `create` and `modify` commands with the `-a` option to set ACLs for specific user or resource calendars.
`csresource`	If you are creating resource calendars with `csresource` (you are in Schema 1 mode), use the `csresource` utility with the `-a` option to set ACLs for resource calendars.
`commadmin user` `csuser`	Use the Schema 2 `commadmin` utility to change the default ACL used when a user creates a calendar. Use the Schema 1 `csuser` utility with the `-a` option to change the default ACL used when a user creates a calendar.

Note –

To set access rights in the Delegated Administrator Console, from the Organization Properties page (also from the Create New Organization wizard), click the Advanced Rights button to see the list of access rights that can be administered from the console.