ATCRONSH(ADM)                        UNIX System V



     Name
          atcronsh - at and cron administration utility


     Syntax
          /usr/lib/sysadm/atcronsh


     Description
          atcronsh  is   the   screen   interface   invoked   by   the
          sysadmsh(ADM)  Jobs->Authorize  selection.   It  is  used to
          specify users allowed to use the cron(C),  at(C)  and  batch
          (see  at(C))  commands.   It also allows the at(C) and batch
          prototype files to be edited.

          The program allows a system default  for  both  cron(C)  and
          at(C) and batch to be given.  The defaults can be:

          ⊕  none - No user authorized

          ⊕  allow - All users allowed to use the  commands  unless  a
             user is specifically denied

          ⊕  deny - All users denied to use the commands unless a user
             is specifically authorised

          The default setting decides whether an allow or deny file is
          to  be  used  (deny  file  means  /usr/lib/cron/cron.deny or
          at.deny,  allow  file   means   /usr/lib/cron/cron.deny   or
          at.deny).

          For each user (unless  the  none  system  default  has  been
          chosen), a specific authorization for both cron(C) and at(C)
          and batch may  be  given.  The  allow  and  deny  files  are
          interpreted as follows:

           ⊕   if an allow file exists, and the user name  appears  in
               it, the user is allowed access.

           ⊕   if an allow file exists, access is denied

           ⊕   if a deny file exists and the user name appears in  it,
               access id denied

           ⊕   if a deny file exists, access is allowed

           ⊕   access is denied

     Files
          /usr/lib/cron/cron.allow
          /usr/lib/cron/cron.deny
          /usr/lib/cron/at.allow
          /usr/lib/cron/at.deny


     See Also
          auditsh(ADM), authsh(ADM),  at(C),  backupsh(ADM),  cron(C),
          lpsh(ADM), sysadmsh(ADM)


     Notes
          Invoking  atcronsh(ADM)  is   not   recommended;   use   the
          sysadmsh(ADM) Jobs->Authorize selection.


     Value Added
          atcronsh is an extension of AT&T System V  provided  by  the
          Santa Cruz Operation.


     (printed 2/15/90)                              ATCRONSH(ADM)