1. What is this ?
  2. Why this ?
  3. Installing
  4. FAQ
  5. Download

AclMgr is a serveraddin that can add modify or delete (a group/user/name) from the ACL of a given database.


Executeables for W32 and sourcecode included within the package!

If you add or modify an ACL entry then:

Why this ?

You have enforced a consistent ACL and have removed yourself from the ACL or you have downgraded you to designer.
Now you normally cannot change the ACL.
(Of course - write an LN-script agent with the server id and launch it)
If the server can still access the DB and has "Manager" - rights - the server adds the entry to the ACL.

Installing

Extract the files from the bin directory in the zip file to the server program directoy.
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FAQ

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Q: aclmgr does not accept my parameters
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A: aclmgr currently needs 3 parameters.
put each parameter in quotes.
(load aclmgr "add" "my database.nsf" "CN=my name/OU=my ou1/OU=.../O=my org"

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Q: aclmgr says OK but I cannot access the database
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A: Keep in mind that the ACL is casesensitive and needs the CN-name
(CN=Your Name/OU=../OU=../O=Your Org/C=...)

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Q: Can I launch the program from my workstation ?
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A: No - the program must be copied to the server and launched from the server console !

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Q: Can I access every database on the server
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A: Yes - every database where the server has manager-rights !
(Keep in mind - mailfiles are private-sphere !)

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Q: Can I access encrypted documents
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A: No - it just makes an entry in the ACL !!!
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Download

aclmgr.zip
aclmgr.zip
37717 Bytes
Version 1.00
(last modified Wed, 28. Nov 2001)
 aclmgr.zip
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