McAfee MEJCAE-AM-DA Product Guide - Page 77
Add recipients to a group, Viewing a group, Removing an entire group, Starting the ebssdkd
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Advanced Topics Starting the ebssdkd Add recipients to a group You can add users (or groups) to groups using the --group-add option. ebs --group-add ... The following syntax adds the key's for Cal Pettit, Brandon Gillman, and Hal to the engineers group. ebs --group-add engineers "Cal Pettit" bgillman Hal Cal Pettit, Brandon Gillman, and Hal are all added to the Engineers group. Viewing a group The --group-list and --group-detail options enable you to obtain more information about your groups. ebs --group-list lists the name and description for each group. ebs --group-detail lists the name and description for each group as well as the members belonging to each group. (If you do not specify a group, --group-detail shows the contents of all of your groups.) Remove recipients from a group To remove members or groups from a group, use the --group-remove option. ebs --group-remove --user The following syntax removes the key for Cal Pettit from the engineers group. ebs --group-remove engineers --user "Cal Pettit" Removing an entire group To delete an entire group, use the --group-remove option. ebs --group-remove If the group contains members, E-Business Server prompts for a confirmation that you want to delete the group anyway. Enter y to delete the group. Starting the ebssdkd Note: This section does not apply to AIX or HPUX. If you receive a warning message of "Unable to initialize the SDK service, executing in local mode", then you may need to manually re-start the ebssdkd. To start the E-Business Server SDK service on a Solaris or Linux system: 1 Login to your system as root. 2 Run the system script by entering the following at any command prompt: /etc/init.d/ebssdkd start The SDK service starts. To start the E-Business Server SDK service on a Windows NT or Windows 2000 system: 1 Double-click the Services icon from the Control Panel. Tip: On Windows 2000, the Services icon is located in the Administrative Tools folder from the Control Panel. 2 Select the ebssdkService, and click Start. The SDK service starts. 75 E-Business Server™ 8.6 Product Guide