Accounts, Groups, Files, And Permissions
- The UNIX administrator must create a user account on the UNIX machine called "rp1210".
- The UNIX administrator must create a group account on the UNIX machine called "rp1210".
- Each user of RP1210 must be in the group "rp1210" so that they can read and modify the INI files.
- Users not part of the group "rp1210" can read the INI files, but cannot modify them.
- Root permission will be required for all application and VDA installations so that if the/rp 1210 directories and/rp1210/rp121032.ini file do not exist, they can be created.
- All files will have the following permissions:
- /rp1210 (main RP1210 directory)
* Owner = rp1210
* Perms: User=RWX, Group = RWX, Others = RX
- /rp1210/so (RP1210 shared objects directory)
* Owner = rp1210
* Perms: User=RWX, Group = RWX, Others = RX
- /rp1210/so/aaaaaaaa.so (RP1210 shared object/DLL for vendor "aaaaaaaa")
* Owner = rp1210
* Perms: User=RX, Group = RX, Others = RX
- /rp1210/aaaaaaaa (directory for vendor specific files, if necessary)
* Owner = rp1210
* Perms: User=RWX, Group = RWX, Others = RX
NOTE: If vendor "aaaaaaaa" does not need this, it does not have to be created. The vendor controls the files and subdirectories in this top-level directory, of which manuals or utility applications can be installed. - /rp1210/rp121032.ini (main RP1210 INI file)
* Owner = rp1210
* Perms: User=RW, Group = RW, Others = R
- /rp1210/aaaaaaaa.ini (Vendor INI file for vendor "aaaaaaaa")
* Owner = rp1210
* Perms: User=RW, Group = RW, Others = R
- /rp1210 (main RP1210 directory)