Hello,

I have installed openqm-LPG on ubuntu 11.4 following instructions of
http://www.rushflat.co.nz/files/UbuntuInstall.pdf

but i have a probleme for the connection with accuterm

if " security off " the connection is correct and works
if " security one " i have the message 5017 ( Invalid username or
password )

how resoudre this probleme?

Hi,

Have you set up security? Or are you just typing SECURITY ON and
expecting things to happen?

First of all, if SECURITY is OFF, then users need to be an authorised
user of the O/S. In most cases, this is quite sufficient.

If you want to restrict the use of OpenQM to a smaller group of users,
then you should use SECURITY.

For an example of setting up SECURITY, see "Getting Started in OpenQM -
Part 2" around page 218. See also the OpenQM documentation for SECURITY,
User Registration, and ADMIN.USER

I hope this helps,

Brian Speirs

On 16/08/2011 8:31 a.m., roseline wrote:

hi

it does not re-lay has my question

I want SECURITY ONE and to be connected with ACCUTERM

but if SECURITY ON then I havei the message 5017
how to put SECURITY ON and to be able to be connected?

I have installed openqm-LPG on ubuntu 11.4 following instructions of
http://www.rushflat.co.nz/files/UbuntuInstall.pdf




Le 17/08/2011 23:54, Brian Speirs a écrit :

Sorry, but it is difficult to understand exactly what you are asking.

First, why are you trying to turn SECURITY on? No-one can log in unless
they are an authorised user. Why is this not sufficient for your purposes?

If you really DO need security turned on, have you defined the users for
QM's internal security? According to the help files:

"If the SECURITY command is used to enable QM's internal security
system, users connecting directly to QM via a network who do not appear
in the user register will be rejected."

This sounds like what is happening.

See the help topics: ADMIN.USER , CREATE.USER , SECURITY , and User
Management and System Security.

If you don't have the OpenQM help files, you can download them from:

http://billabong-services.co.uk/anji...help_2-6-6.zip

Or for current versions of the help files and documentation, go to:

http://www.openqm.com/cgi/lbscgi.exe...s&X=8q91j8n58e

Note also that error 5017 is not an OpenQM error - or at least not one
that is listed in the ERR.H file.

Cheers,

Brian

On 18/08/2011 7:10 a.m., roseline wrote:

Le 18/08/2011 09:27, Brian Speirs a écrit :
because when the SECURITY OFF the user connected with ACCUTERM have root
access with command !


my problem is the connect an user with SECURITY ON for the USER is
connect with only USER access



with openqm console with SECURITY ON

list-users
User name....................... Login account... Last login..... Admin
user1 QMSYS 18 Aug 11 10:15 Yes
root 17 Aug 11 10:41 Yes
:


with accuterm with SECURITY ON

Username: user1

Password: *****



Invalid username or password

Username:




With openqm console with SECURITY OFF

:list.users
WARNING: System is running in insecure mode
User name....................... Login account... Last login..... Admin
user1 QMSYS 18 Aug 11 10:15 Yes
root 17 Aug 11 10:41 Yes


with accuterm with SECURITY OFF

Account: QMSYS

:



i have the OPENQM help files


the error 5017 is openqm error

:ct messages 5017
MESSAGES 5017
1: Invalid username or password
:

On Aug 18, 4:40*am, roseline <rosel... (AT) com02 (DOT) net> wrote:
Create a group called pick or whatever name for the group you would
like. Create a user and put them into that group.

In their home profile, put a script like this called .bash_profile.


# Get the aliases and functions
if [ -f ~/.bashrc ]; then
. ~/.bashrc
fi

# User specific environment and startup programs

PATH=$PATH:$HOME/bin

export Path

umask 002


qm -aYouraccount

exit


The user logs into linux and is validated and then will be taken into
the account that you specify in the script.

Eugene

On Aug 18, 2:04*pm, eppick77 <eppic... (AT) yahoo (DOT) com> wrote:

Getting a little off topic since this started out as an open source
question for which there is, of course, no support, to be really
thorough your example shell script should do
exec qm -aYouraccount
so that there is absolutely no way the user can "fall out of" QM down
to an operating system command prompt.


Martin Phillips, Ladybridge Systems.

On Aug 18, 12:33*pm, Martin Phillips <MartinPhill... (AT) ladybridge (DOT) com>
wrote:
Martin,

I thought that the exit command right after the qm -aYouraccount would
log it off of linux.

Also, I hope that the user realizes that the gpl version is
approximately 5 years old and there have NUMEROUS enhancements, bug
fixes etc. that have been done to the commercial version since that
release.

Eugene

On Aug 18, 7:02*pm, eppick77 <eppic... (AT) yahoo (DOT) com> wrote:
All being well, this is the case but using exec absolutely guarantees
that it is impossible to exit down to the underlying command processor
because it's gone.


Martin