Re: user administration question

In article <48j5u3$i73@news.mainelink.net>, johnyc@mainelink.net wrote: >In our system we have three administrators -- > >1. The UNIX administrator adds the user to the UNIX system. Rights are >granted using groups. He uses SAM on HP-UX or edits the passwd file directly. >2. The Application Administrator adds the user to the Application. Rights >are granted using security levels. She uses a 4GL application to do this. >3. The DBA grants access to the database. However, we use public as default, >and only have to manage developers and UNIX command line access users, which >account for less than 1% of the user base. She uses sql commands to do this. I should also include that we are in the processes of writing a 4gl program/UNIX shell script program to enable the Application Administrator to maintain a pre-determined set of UNIX user groups. The UNIX administrator would only maintain the shell access users.