[Info-vax] Removing /identifier from rights list
VAXman- at SendSpamHere.ORG
VAXman- at SendSpamHere.ORG
Wed Sep 24 10:32:41 EDT 2014
In article <b12b5784-80e1-438f-8d6c-db37dcc23bc2 at googlegroups.com>, RGB <11brvo at gmail.com> writes:
>On Wednesday, September 24, 2014 9:28:07 AM UTC-4, VAXman- wrote:
>> In article <a46ec1e1-2617-47a5-a451-cf30a973c5e4 at googlegroups.com>, RGB
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>> >Hi y'all!
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>> >
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>> >I think I might have a corrupt rightslist.dat file but short of deleting it=
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>> > and recreating a new one - horror of all horrors - I'm trying to figure ou=
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>> >t a way of deleting an identifier by its value attribute.
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>> >
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>> >Here's an example of one of my users with odd/corrupt id's.
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>> >
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>> > .........~=F6..... %X800100C5 =20
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>> > .........~=F6..... %X800100C6 =20
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>> > .........~=F6..... %X800100C7 =20
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>> > .........~=F6..... %X800100C8 =20
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>> > .........~=F6..... %X800100CA =20
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>> > .........~=F6..... %X800100CB =20
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>> > .........~=F6..... %X800100CD =20
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>> > .........~=F6..... %X800100CE =20
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>> > .........~=F6..... %X800100CF
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>> >
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>> >I don't know if it's possible but I'm trying to figure out a way of removin=
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>> >g the suspect id's via the '%X8xxxxx" value.
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>> >
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>> >Anyone know if there is a way to do this at all?
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>> $ ANALYZE/RMS/FDL SYS$SYSTEM:RIGHTSLIST.DAT/OUTPUT=RIGHTSLIST.FDL
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>> Write program using FDL$PARSE (simplifies definition of all of the necessary
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>> RMS structures)
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>> The primary of the RIGHTSLIST.DAT file is the identifier value. It is a bin4
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>> key, so move the value you desire into the appropriate XABKEY fields and then
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>> issue a SYS$DELETE (the RAB).
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>> ... or ...
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>> $ CONVERT the RIGHTSLIST.DAT to a flat file; delete the problem records; then,
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>> $ CONVERT it back into the proper format using the RIGHTLIST.FDL.
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>> It's VMS. THere's more than one way to skin a .DAT. :)
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>> --
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>> VAXman- A Bored Certified VMS Kernel Mode Hacker VAXman(at)TMESIS(dot)ORG
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>> I speak to machines with the voice of humanity.
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>
>Thank you for the suggestion, sir. Much appreciated. I think I'm going to go with the CONVERT and see how that works out.
>Thanks again.
Save a copy of the original. You can always go back if you muck something up.
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