Automatically start STRHOSTSVR

[Paul Nicolay]

Hi Xavi,

Just give *USE authority for QPGMR to the command STRHOSTSVR.

In addition, make sure QSERVER is fully started before starting the host
servers. This is easily done by adding a DLYJOB of about 5-10 minutes
after STRSBS QSERVER.

Regards,
Paul
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Xavier Caballé <xa...@caballe.com> wrote in article
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> I'm trying to add STRHOSTSVR command to my startup program, in order to
> execute it each time I start my system, but it fails because there's a
> rights problem.
>
> Specifically, I've get a CPD0032 message (You are not authorized to run
> STRHOSTSVR in the library *LIBL)
>
> So, to activate this command I must do it manually with a security user
> profile and with *IOSYSCFG rights.
>
> Can somebody help me?
>
>
> Xavi
>
>

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[Jim Willsher]

The startup program (usually QSTRUP) should be compiled with authority
*OWNER, and should be owned by user QSYS.

We have STRHOSTSVR and STRTCP in our statup program with no problems.

Jim

[Troy Napier]

Jim, the easiest way would be to compile the program while being signed
on as security officer. Prompt the submit and at the bottom, change the
default authority from user to owner. This will allow the program to use
the qsecofr authority.

[David Pugh]

You need to grant QPGMR authority to run the STRHOSTSVR object.

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