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A- access control definition
- see ACDs, Access Control Definitions (ACDs)
- access modes, Access modes
- APPEND, Access Modes
- EXECUTE, Access Modes
- files, Access Modes
- LOCK, Access Modes
- READ, Access Modes
- SAVE, Access Modes
- user types, User Types
- WRITE, Access Modes
- accessing files, directories, Changing access to HFS files and directories
- account manager, Account manager capability
- accounts, Hierarchical file system (HFS)
- access modes, Account-Level File Security
- capabilities, Account, Group, and User Capabilities
- characteristics, Standard Characteristics
- components, Components of the Account Structure
- defined, Components of the Account Structure
- displaying capabilities, Listing Account Capabilities
- file security, Account-Level File Security
- listing capabilities, Listing Account Capabilities
- passwords, Protecting Your System with Passwords
- relationships, Components of the Account Structure
- structure defined, Components of the Account Structure
- user types, Account-Level File Security
- users, Account-Level File Security
- ACD owner
- defined, File owner
- ACD pair
- adding, Adding an ACD Pair
- ACD pairs
- deleting, Deleting an ACD Pair
- replacing, Replacing an ACD Pair
- ACDs
- access modes, Access modes
- ACD option, Listing ACDs for directories and files in directories
- adding an ACD pair, Adding an ACD Pair
- alternative file security, Access Control Definitions (ACDs)
- assigning, Assigning ACDs
- copying, Copying ACDs, Copying ACD Pairs
- copying files with ACDs, Copying Files That Have ACDs
- creating, Creating ACDs
- deleting, Deleting ACDs, Deleting Optional ACDs
- deleting an ACD pair, Deleting an ACD Pair
- devicec security, Access Control Definitions (ACDs)
- displaying, Listing ACDs
- evaluation, How do ACDs work
- examples, ACD examples
- listing, Listing ACDs, Listing ACDs for directories and files in directories
- modifying, Modifying ACDs
- NONE access, Access modes
- owners, File owner
- replacing, Replacing ACDs
- replacing an ACD pair, Replacing an ACD Pair
- user specification, Access modes
- adding an ACD pair, Adding an ACD Pair
- ALTSEC command, Access modes, Assigning ACDs, Copying ACD Pairs
- adding an ACD pair, Adding an ACD Pair
- copying an ACD, Copying ACDs
- creating ACDs, Creating ACDs
- deleting an ACD, Deleting ACDs
- deleting an ACD pair, Deleting an ACD Pair
- replacing an ACD pair, Replacing an ACD Pair
- APPEND access mode, Access Modes
- appropriate privilege, Appropriate Privilege
- assigning ACDs, Assigning ACDs
C- capabilities, Capabilities
- account, Account, Group, and User Capabilities
- defined, Capabilities
- displaying, Listing Capabilities, Listing Account Capabilities
- group, Account, Group, and User Capabilities, Listing Group Capabilities
- listing, Listing Capabilities, Listing Account Capabilities
- user, Account, Group, and User Capabilities, Listing User Capabilities
- case sensitivity, HFS syntax
- changing passwords, Protecting Your System with Passwords
- characteristics of accounts, Standard Characteristics
- commands
- ALTSEC, Access modes, Assigning ACDs
- LISTACCT, Listing Account Capabilities
- LISTF, Lockwords
- LISTFILE, Listing ACDs for directories and files in directories, Lockwords
- LISTGROUP, Listing Group Capabilities
- LISTUSER, Listing User Capabilities
- PASSWORD, Protecting Your System with Passwords
- RELEASE, Releasing and Securing File Security
- SECURE, Releasing and Securing File Security
- conventions, HFS syntax
- copying ACDs, Copying ACD Pairs
- copying an ACD, Copying ACDs
- copying files with ACDs, Copying Files That Have ACDs
- creating
- objects, HFS Object creation
- creating ACDs, Creating ACDs
- current working directory, CWD and File Security
D- deleting
- ACDs, Deleting Optional ACDs
- objects, HFS Object deletion
- deleting ACD pairs, Deleting an ACD Pair
- deleting an ACD, Deleting ACDs
- directory, Hierarchical file system (HFS)
- access to, Access modes
- changing access to, Changing access to HFS files and directories
- permissions, SAVE access in MPE groups
- read, Access modes
- traverse, Access modes
- displaying ACDs, Listing ACDs
- displaying capabilities, Listing Capabilities
- displaying group capabilities, Listing Group Capabilities
- displaying lockwords, Lockwords
- displaying user capabilities, Listing User Capabilities
F- file
- changing access to, Changing access to HFS files and directories
- name conventions, HFS syntax
- names, HFS file names
- renaming, HFS File renaming
- security, CWD and File Security
- file access
- restricting, Restricting File Access
- file access modes, Access Modes
- file owner, File owner
- file restrictions
- specifying, Specifying File Access Restrictions
- file security
- lockwords, Lockwords
- summary, Summary
- file system, Hierarchical file system (HFS)
- file-level security, File-Level Security
- files
- access modes defined, Access Modes
- account-level security, Account-Level File Security
- capabilities, Capabilities, Account, Group, and User Capabilities
- copying an ACD, Copying ACDs
- copying files with ACDs, Copying Files That Have ACDs
- default security, File-Level Security, Default File Access Restrictions
- file names, File Names
- file-level security, File-Level Security
- group-level security, Group-Level Security
- lockwords, Lockwords
- releasing security, Releasing and Securing File Security
- restricting access, Restricting File Access
- securing security, Releasing and Securing File Security
- security, File System Security Features
- specifying access restrictions, Specifying File Access Restrictions
- summary of standard security rules, Summary
- using, Files
- fully qualified group name, Group Names
- fully qualified user name, User Names
G- GID, Account manager capability, User Identification
- group
- HFS, User Identification
- MPE/iX, User Identification
- group capabilities
- displaying, Listing Group Capabilities
- listing, Listing Group Capabilities
- group ID (GID), Account manager capability, User Identification
- group names
- defined, Group Names
- fully qualified, Group Names
- group-level default file security, Group-Level Security
- group-level security, Group-Level Security
- groups
- access modes, Group-Level Security
- capabilities, Account, Group, and User Capabilities
- default file security, Group-Level Security
- displaying capabilities, Listing Group Capabilities
- group names, Group Names
- listing capabilities, Listing Group Capabilities
- passwords, Protecting Your System with Passwords
- security, Group-Level Security
- user types, Group-Level Security
L- LISTACCT command, Listing Account Capabilities
- LISTF command, Lockwords
- LISTFILE command, Listing ACDs for directories and files in directories, Lockwords
- listing ACDs, Listing ACDs
- LISTGROUP command, Listing Group Capabilities
- listing ACDs, Listing ACDs, Listing ACDs for directories and files in directories
- listing capabilities, Listing Capabilities
- listing group capabilities, Listing Group Capabilities
- listing user capabilities, Listing User Capabilities
- LISTUSER command, Listing User Capabilities
- LOCK access mode, Access Modes
- lockwords, Lockwords
- displaying, Lockwords
P- PASSWORD command, Protecting Your System with Passwords
- passwords
- account-level, Protecting Your System with Passwords
- changing, Protecting Your System with Passwords
- defined, Protecting Your System with Passwords
- frequency of change, Protecting Your System with Passwords
- group-level, Protecting Your System with Passwords
- recommended length, Protecting Your System with Passwords
- user-level, Protecting Your System with Passwords
- permissions
- directory, SAVE access in MPE groups
- privilege, appropriate, Appropriate Privilege
R- RD access, Access modes
- READ access mode, Access Modes
- read directory entries, Access modes
- RELEASE command, Releasing and Securing File Security
- releasing file security, Releasing and Securing File Security
- renaming files, HFS File renaming
- replacing ACD pairs, Replacing an ACD Pair
- replacing ACDs, Replacing ACDs
- restricting device access using ACDs, Access Control Definitions (ACDs)
- restricting file access, Restricting File Access
- restricting user access, Protecting Your System with Passwords
- restrictions
- default file-level, Default File Access Restrictions
- root directory, Hierarchical file system (HFS)
S- SAVE access, SAVE access in MPE groups
- SAVE access mode, Access Modes
- SECURE command, Releasing and Securing File Security
- securing file security, Releasing and Securing File Security
- security
- account-level, Account-Level File Security
- ACDs, Access Control Definitions (ACDs)
- default at group-level, Group-Level Security
- default file-level, Default File Access Restrictions
- file system, File System Security Features
- file-level, File-Level Security
- group-level, Group-Level Security
- lockwords, Lockwords
- passwords, Protecting Your System with Passwords
- releasing file security, Releasing and Securing File Security
- standard file system, File System Security Features, Summary
- SHOWDEV command
- listing device ACDs, Listing ACDs
- special characters, HFS syntax
- specifying file access restrictions, Specifying File Access Restrictions
- standard file system security, File System Security Features
- structure of accounts, Components of the Account Structure
- syntax
- HFS, HFS file names
- system directory, Components of the Account Structure
- defined, Standard Characteristics
- system manager, System manager capability
U- UID, User Identification
- user access
- passwords, Protecting Your System with Passwords
- restricting, Protecting Your System with Passwords
- user capabilities
- displaying, Listing User Capabilities
- listing, Listing User Capabilities
- user categories, User Identification
- user ID (UID), User Identification
- user identification, User Identification
- user names
- defined, User Names
- fully qualified, User Names
- users
- at account-level, Account-Level File Security
- at group-level, Group-Level Security
- capabilities, Account, Group, and User Capabilities
- passwords, Protecting Your System with Passwords
- types, User Types
- using files, Files
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