Thanks to:
Janet Aman <aman_at_decatl.alf.dec.com>
Anil Khullar <Anil.Khullar_at_mailhub.gc.cuny.edu>
My question was:
> I have the following poroblem. I have installed C2 Security
> on my AS2000/400 running DU 3.2 C. All seems to be ok, except
> at and batch jobs. Jobs are only executed for root.
> Ordinary user can execute at/batch command but nothing happens.
>
> TIA.
Here is the solution:
>1. The umask in /etc/csh.login
>2. Check to see if /var/adm/cron/at.deny has no names
>3. Check and make sure that /var/adm/cron has .proto files as well
and
>C2 sets a user's umask to 077 if it's not explicitly set in their
>startup files. You must have a umask of 022 to do 'at' or 'batch'
>jobs. Do a 'umask 022' immediately before the 'at' command and that
>will probably work. If it works, make sure 'umask 022' is in the >user's .profile or .cshrc.
I added umask 022 to /etc/csh.login and /etc/profile. At and batch
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Thanks.
--
Piotr Bienias - Computing Center, AE Katowice
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Received on Wed Apr 02 1997 - 11:10:08 NZST