AUTH_SET_CAP

Section: User Commands (1)
Updated: May 2010
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auth_set_cap - manual page for auth_set_cap (RSBAC 1.4.4)

auth_set_cap (RSBAC 1.4.4) *** Use: auth_set_cap [flags] TYPE add/remove target first_user [last_user] Use: auth_set_cap [flags] TYPE get target

: TYPE = PROCESS (add/remove only), DIR, FILE or FD (auto-select), target = pid or filename last_user: range from first_user to last_user
-h = this help, -- = no more flags,
-m = set maximum length of cap entry list per file, default is 200
-e = get or set caps for effective uids, not real
-f = get or set caps for filesystem uids, not real
-g = get or set caps for gids, not uids
-E = get or set for eff gids, not real uids
-F = get or set for fs gids, not real uids
-t = set relative time-to-live for this cap entry in seconds (add only)
-T = set absolute time-to-live for this cap entry in seconds (add only)
-D = set relative time-to-live for this cap entry in days (add only)
-V version = supply RSBAC integer version number for upgrading
-N ta = transaction number (default = value of RSBAC_TA, if set, or 0)

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Use: auth_set_cap [flags] TYPE add/remove target first_user [last_user] Use: auth_set_cap [flags] TYPE get target

: TYPE = PROCESS (add/remove only), DIR, FILE or FD (auto-select), target = pid or filename last_user: range from first_user to last_user
-h = this help, -- = no more flags,
-m = set maximum length of cap entry list per file, default is 200
-e = get or set caps for effective uids, not real
-f = get or set caps for filesystem uids, not real
-g = get or set caps for gids, not uids
-E = get or set for eff gids, not real uids
-F = get or set for fs gids, not real uids
-t = set relative time-to-live for this cap entry in seconds (add only)
-T = set absolute time-to-live for this cap entry in seconds (add only)
-D = set relative time-to-live for this cap entry in days (add only)
-V version = supply RSBAC integer version number for upgrading
-N ta = transaction number (default = value of RSBAC_TA, if set, or 0)

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