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TCL Functions DCE TCL Functions NAME tcl_dce_set_security_acl - Sets ACLs on security objects in the namespace. Specifies the secd bindings directly on the command line. (Do not change this, unless you fully understand the implications.) It is not safe to assume that CDS is available to provide the bindings when this function is run. There are at least two cases that have been identified where CDS cannot provide the bindings. 1) secd has not yet registered with CDS, even though it attempts to every sixty seconds, and 2) in the split server server configuration, the CDS client is not yet configured on the CDS server when the ACL modifications are performed. SYNOPSIS tcl_dce_set_security_acl (hostname cellname sec_server) PARAMETERS hostname The name of the local host. This parameter is required (as opposed to discovered using the 'hostname' command) because the user will be encouraged to specify the hostname using the full domain name, as opposed to the short name. cellname The name of the cell you wish to create (without the /.../ prepended). sec_server The name of a security server in the cell. RETURNS TCL_OK Successfully set the security object ACLs. err_msg An error was encountered. 95

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TCL Functions
DCE TCL Functions
NAME
tcl_dce_set_security_acl
- Sets ACLs on security objects in the
namespace. Specifies the secd bindings directly on the command line. (Do
not change this, unless you fully understand the implications.) It is not safe
to assume that CDS is available to provide the bindings when this function is
run.
There are at least two cases that have been identified where CDS
cannot provide the bindings.
1) secd has not yet registered with CDS, even
though it attempts to every sixty seconds, and 2) in the split server server
configuration, the CDS client is not yet configured on the CDS server when
the ACL modifications are performed.
SYNOPSIS
tcl_dce_set_security_acl
(hostname cellname sec_server)
PARAMETERS
hostname
The name of the local host.
This parameter is required (as opposed to
discovered using the ‘hostname’ command) because the user will be
encouraged to specify the hostname using the full domain name, as opposed
to the short name.
cellname
The name of the cell you wish to create (without the /.../ prepended).
sec_server
The name of a security server in the cell.
RETURNS
TCL_OK
Successfully set the security object ACLs.
err_msg
An error was encountered.