Conference lassie::ucx

5210.0. "UCX v4.1 FINGER command SYSTEM-S-NOTALLPRIV" by CSC32::TORELLO (Kerry Torello, Customer Support) Mon Feb 10 1997 13:36

Anyone seen this one?  :)

FINGER command gives error from non-priv'd account...

$ show process

22-JAN-1997 19:06:31.54   User: RYAN             Process ID:   2120A117
                          Node: HORTA            Process name: "_RTA1:"

Terminal:           RTA1:  (HORTA::RYAN)
User Identifier:    [DEPT0699,RYAN]
Base priority:      4
Default file spec:  USER$DISK1:[RYAN]

Devices allocated:  HORTA$RTA1:

$ show process/priv

22-JAN-1997 19:06:37.22   User: RYAN             Process ID:   2120A117
                          Node: HORTA            Process name: "_RTA1:"

Authorized privileges:
 GRPNAM    NETMBX    PRMCEB    TMPMBX

Process privileges:
 GRPNAM               may insert in group logical name table
 NETMBX               may create network device
 PRMCEB               may create permanent common event clusters
 TMPMBX               may create temporary mailbox

Process rights:
 INTERACTIVE
 REMOTE
 LOCAL


System rights:
 SYS$NODE_HORTA

$ ucx show ver


  Digital TCP/IP Services for OpenVMS VAX
Version V4.1 - ECO Level 3

  on a VAX 7000-710 running OpenVMS V6.2


$ finger ryan

                              n     Term/Location

RYAN         UCX$FINGER   Wed 19:06 HORTA::RYAN


          : RYAN           In real life: 0699 JERRY RYAN

Account: DEPT0699          Directory: USER$DISK1:[RYAN]




%SYSTEM-S-NOTALLPRIV, not all requested privileges authorized
-SYSTEM-S-NORMAL, normal successful completion
-SYSTEM-W-BADVALUE, '!AS' is an invalid form type



This doesn't look right to me!  Any comments?

Then from on another UCX system running v4.1 ECO1 he gets this...

%SYSTEM-S-NOTALLPRIV, not all requested privileges authorized
-SYSTEM-S-NORMAL, normal successful completion
-DEBUG-W-FLTINE_F, floating inexact fault, PC=000342EC, PS=0000001B

From a fully-priv'd SYSTEM account on both of these systems, he gets no
errors...

    Kerry,
    
    I just IPMT'd this case last week and there are new finger images made. 
    You might want to talk with Jeff Sale as he is on top of this.  The
    call is opened under his badge.
    
    Regards,
    -Rick