setauthent(3x) [ultrix man page]

getauthuid(3x)															    getauthuid(3x)

Name
       getauthuid, getauthent, storeauthent, setauthent, setauthfile, endauthent - get/set auth entry

Syntax
       #include <sys/types.h>
       #include <auth.h>

       AUTHORIZATION *getauthuid(uid)
       uid_t uid;

       AUTHORIZATION *getauthent()

       int storeauthent(auth)
       AUTHORIZATION *auth;

       void setauthent()

       void setauthfile(pathname)
       char *pathname;

       int endauthent()

Description
       The function looks up the auth entry for the specified user ID and returns a pointer to a static area containing it.

       The function retrieves the next sequential entry from the auth database and returns a pointer to a static area containing it.

       The function stores the specified auth entry into the local auth database, overwriting any existing entry with the same a_uid field.

       The  function  sets  a  pointer to the beginning of the auth database.  This function is used with to make multiple passes through the auth
       database.

       The function sets the pathname of the file to be used for the local auth database in all subsequent operations.

       The function closes the auth database.  Subsequent calls to getauthuid, getauthent, or storeauthent reopen it.

       The auth database can be distributed via the BIND/Hesiod naming service.

Restrictions
       Only the superuser and members of the group authread may read information from the auth database.

       Only the superuser may modify the auth database.

       The auth database cannot be distributed via the Yellow Pages service.

       When the auth database may be served by BIND/Hesiod, a separate Kerberos initialization is necessary prior to using any of the functions.

       The values returned by and point to a static area which is overwritten when subsequent calls are made.

Return Values
       Functions which return a pointer value return the null pointer(0) on EOF or error.  Other functions return zero(0) on success and a nega-
       tive value on failure.

Files
See Also
       getpwent(3), auth(5), edauth(8)
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																    getauthuid(3x)

convauth(8)						      System Manager's Manual						       convauth(8)

NAME

       convauth - convert security authorization databases into database format

SYNOPSIS

       /usr/tcb/bin/convauth [-O] [-d dblist] [-q] [-r] [-u uid] [-v] [-H]

FLAGS

       -d dblist
	      Specifies which databases to convert.  Choose one or more of the letters d, f, p, t, or v.

		d  -  /etc/auth/system/default to /etc/auth/system/default.db

		f  -  /etc/auth/system/files to /etc/auth/system/files.db

		p  -  /tcb/files/auth/?/* to /tcb/files/auth.db and /var/tcb/files/auth.db

		t  -  /etc/auth/system/ttys to /etc/auth/system/ttys.db

		v  -  /etc/auth/system/devassign to /etc/auth/system/devassign.db

	      If no -d option is given, the default database list is as though -d pt were specified.

       -q     Suppresses non-error output.

       -r     Keeps all migrated user-profile entries in /tcb/files/auth.db rather than /var/tcb/files/auth.db.

       -u uid Specifies  the  minimum  general	user  UID.   User-profile entries with uids lower than this value (default 100) are written to the
	      /tcb/files/auth.db file, and profile entries with UIDs greater than or equal to this value are written to the /var/tcb/files/auth.db
	      file.

       -v     Gives more verbose messages.

       -O     Reverts from *.db files to old-style databases.  Not allowed for auth.db.

       -H     Prints a help messages and exits with no further processing.

DESCRIPTION

       The  convauth  utility  is  used  to  convert  existing	ASCII system authorization database files to database format for faster access and
       updates.  In the case of the ttys and user-profile data, this greatly improves the performance of login when using enhanced security.

       The convauth utility is executed by update installation scripts.

EXAMPLES

       The default conversion done to convert the user profiles and terminals information:

       # convauth

       The same conversion explicitly showing the default databases and general user UID assumptions:

       # convauth -d tp -u 100

       Conversion of only the device assignment data:

       # convauth -d v

RELATED INFORMATION

       Commands: convuser(8), edauth(8), authck(8)

       Files: authcap(4), prpasswd(4), ttys(4), default(4), devassign(4), files(4)

       Security delim off

																       convauth(8)