NAME

syssec − C2 security functions

SYNOPSIS

#include <sys/syssec.h>

int syssec(int cmd, . . .);

DESCRIPTION

syssec implements C2 security functions.  The cmd argument determines the function performed.  The type and number of arguments expected depends on the function. 

Command SYSC_AU_CTL

When cmd is SYSC_AU_CTL, the additional arguments expected are those passed to the au_ctl(3) library call. 

Command SYSC_AU_ENTRY

When cmd is SYSC_AU_ENTRY, the additional arguments expected are those passed to the au_entry(3) library call. 

Command SYSC_AU_GETAUTHID

When cmd is SYSC_AU_GETAUTHID, the additional arguments expected are those passed to the au_getauthid(3) library call. 

Command SYSC_AU_SETAUTHID

When cmd is SYSC_AU_SETAUTHID, the additional arguments expected are those passed to the au_setauthid(3) library call. 

Command SYSC_AU_GETPMASK

When cmd is SYSC_AU_GETPMASK, the additional arguments expected are those passed to the au_getpmask(3) library call. 

Command SYSC_AU_SETPMASK

When cmd is SYSC_AU_SETPMASK, the additional arguments expected are those passed to the au_setpmask(3) library call. 

Command SYSC_SECURITY

When cmd is SYSC_SECURITY, the additional arguments expected are those passed to the security(3) library call. 
 

DIAGNOSTICS

On success, syssec returns a value that depends on cmd.  Otherwise, a value of −1 is returned and errno is set to indicate the error.  When cmd is invalid, errno is set to EINVAL on return. 
 

SEE ALSO

au_ctl(3), au_entry(3), au_getauthid(3), au_setauthidt(3) au_getpmask(3) au_setpmask(3) security(3)

(Security Enhancement)