Air Cleaner User Manual

host_owner:user_owner:host_perm:user_perm:description
This flag is normally used only by SMIT for querying the current values.
–r host=“[h/a]”
Changes the host read permission to the specified value. The possible values
are h, indicating that only the host that owns the file can read it, or a,
indicating that any host can read the file. The root user on the server where the
file physically resides can also access the file.
–r user=“[u/a]”
Changes the user read permission to the specified value. The possible values
are u, indicating that only the user that owns the file can read it, or a,
indicating that any user can read the file. The root user on the server or the
root user on the host that owns the file can also access the file. Note that if any
host is allowed to access the file, but only the user that owns the file can read
it, the user who owns the file can access it from any host.
–v
Report the old and new values when they change. Without this flag, there is
no output from this command.
–H “hostname”
Changes the current owner of the file to host hostname. Note that, if the host
read permissions are currently set to this host only, changing the owner of the
file to a new host prevents the original host from accessing the file. The root
user on the server where the file physically resides can always access the file.
–U “username”
Changes the current user owner of the file to username. Note that, if the current
user permission is set to this user only, changing the owner of the file to a new
user will prevent the original user from accessing the file. The root user on the
host that owns the file, or the root user on the server in which the file
physically resides will always be able to access the file.
Examples
1. To change the image file /usr/lpp/sysback/bf/pluto/root/plutoV.220934 to allow
all users on all hosts to read this file, type:
chimagefile -r host=a -r user=a -f \
/usr/lpp/sysback/bf/pluto/root/plutoV.10220934
2. To change the current host of the file
/usr/lpp/sysback/images/anyhost.uvervg.043141022 to host mercury, and the
backup description to master uservg volume group, assuming the file exists on
the server mars, type:
chimagefile -d "master uservg volume group" -H mercury \
-h mars -f \
/usr/lpp/sysback/images/anyhost.uservg.043141022
Related Information
The cfglocalaccess and cfgremaccess commands.
Appendix A. Commands A-5