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Viewing Files with Global Write Privileges
This task describes how to view all files that can be written to by any user on the system.
Before you begin
To perform this task, you must provide a user account and password. It does not have to be the root account.
To View a List of Files that Any User Can Write To
- Access the SECURITY application menu as described in Accessing KM Commands and InfoBoxes.
- Select Administration > List Files With Global Write. BMC PATROL prompts you for a user account and password.
- Type the appropriate user name and password and click OK. BMC PATROL writes the results to a BMC PATROL task object (List Files with Global Write) in the UNIX OS container.
- Access the List Files with Global Write task object as described in Accessing KM Commands and InfoBoxes and view the results. Your results should resemble this example:
# PSL Serial No.: #########
/usr/openwin/lib/locale/libs
/var/ntb/tmp
/var/ntb/appcnfg/appmngr/System_Admin
/etc/PERL
/dev/stty
/usr/openwin/lib/locale/libs
/var/ntb/tmp
/var/ntb/appcnfg/appmngr/System_Admin
/etc/PERL
/dev/stty
Output Format
The output has the following format. Following table describes each field.
directory/filename
-------------------- >>>>> DONE <<<<< --------------------
-------------------- >>>>> DONE <<<<< --------------------
List Files With Global Write Command Output Format
Related topics
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