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.HTML Restrict RCPU User Access to Groups
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Restrict RCPU User Access to Groups
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This is how to restrict user access to groups.
You can use this to enable
.CW rcpu
access for all users of a specific group.
All other groups will not be allowed.
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To allow access only to
.CW sys
group members: adjust your
.CW /rc/bin/service/tcp17019
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#!/bin/rc
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userfile=/adm/users
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fn useringroup{
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grep $1 $userfile | {
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found=0
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while(~ $found 0 && line=`:{read}){
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if(~ $line(2) $2){
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found=1
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}
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}
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if(~ $found 1)
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status=''
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if not
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status='not found'
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}
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}
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if(~ $#* 3){
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netdir=$3
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remote=$2!`{cat $3/remote}
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}
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fn server {
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~ $#remote 0 || echo -n $netdir $remote >/proc/$pid/args
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rm -f /env/'fn#server'
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. <{n=`{read} && ! ~ $#n 0 && read -c $n} >[2=1]
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}
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exec tlssrv -a /bin/rc -c 'useringroup $user sys && server'
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This checks if the user is in group
.CW sys
and only then calls the
.CW server
function.
Otherwise the connection is terminated.
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This is especially useful if you want a CPU server to expose filesystems
.I and
have cpu access for administrators only.