GET_ACCESS Utility

[Daiyu Hurst]

Oh, here's a random question.

I have this output shown below of a utility named GET_ACCESS. If I recall correctly, in order for this to work, it had to be shared from the system console.

But where did it come from? I'm pretty sure I didn't write it, I definitely don't have it in my archives, and I didn't find it in the PULSE catalog. Does anyone know?

OK, GET_ACCESS -USER 8
User 8:
Segment 4000, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: RWX
Segment 4031, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: RWX
Segment 4032, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: RWX
Segment 6000, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: Null
Segment 6001, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: RWX
Segment 6002, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: RWX
OK, GA -USER 8 -DTAR 0
User 8:
Segment 0000, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Res., Ring3: Res.
Segment 0001, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Res., Ring3: Res.
Segment 0002, Ring1: RX , Ring2: Gate, Ring3: Res.
Segment 0003, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: Gate
Segment 0004, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: Null
Segment 0005, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Res., Ring3: Res.
Segment 0006, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: Gate
Segment 0007, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: Null
Segment 0010, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Res., Ring3: RWX
Segment 0011, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Res., Ring3: Res.
Segment 0012, Ring1: R , Ring2: Null, Ring3: Res.
Segment 0013, Ring1: R , Ring2: R , Ring3: Res.
Segment 0014, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: Null
Segment 0015, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: Null
Segment 0016, Ring1: Gate, Ring2: Res., Ring3: Null
Segment 0017, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: Null
Segment 0022, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: Null
Segment 0023, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: Null
Segment 0025, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: Null
Segment 0027, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: R
Segment 0030, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: Null
Segment 0031, Ring1: Gate, Ring2: RWX , Ring3: Res.
Segment 0035, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: Null
Segment 0036, Ring1: Gate, Ring2: Res., Ring3: Gate
Segment 0037, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: Null
Segment 0045, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: Null
Segment 0047, Ring1: Gate, Ring2: Null, Ring3: Null
Segment 0050, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: Null
Segment 0051, Ring1: Null, Ring2: RW , Ring3: Null
Segment 2000, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: Null
Segment 2001, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: Null
Segment 2004, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: RX
Segment 2005, Ring1: Gate, Ring2: Gate, Ring3: Gate
Segment 2006, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: RX
Segment 2007, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: RX
Segment 2010, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: Null
Segment 2011, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: Null
Segment 2012, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: Null
Segment 2013, Ring1: RX , Ring2: Null, Ring3: RX
Segment 2014, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: RX
Segment 2015, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: Null
Segment 2016, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: Null
Segment 2017, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: Null
Segment 2020, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: Null
Segment 2021, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: Null
Segment 2022, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: Null
Segment 2027, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: Null
Segment 2030, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: Null
Segment 4000, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: RWX
Segment 4031, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: RWX
Segment 4032, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: RWX
Segment 6000, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: Null
Segment 6001, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: RWX
Segment 6002, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: RWX
OK, GA -DTAR 0
Segment 0000, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Res., Ring3: Res.
Segment 0001, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Res., Ring3: Res.
Segment 0002, Ring1: RX , Ring2: Gate, Ring3: Res.
Segment 0003, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: Gate
Segment 0004, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: Null
Segment 0005, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Res., Ring3: Res.
Segment 0006, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: Gate
Segment 0007, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: Null
Segment 0010, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Res., Ring3: RWX
Segment 0011, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Res., Ring3: Res.
Segment 0012, Ring1: R , Ring2: Null, Ring3: Res.
Segment 0013, Ring1: R , Ring2: R , Ring3: Res.
Segment 0014, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: Null
Segment 0015, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: Null
Segment 0016, Ring1: Gate, Ring2: Res., Ring3: Null
Segment 0017, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: Null
Segment 0022, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: Null
Segment 0023, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: Null
Segment 0025, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: Null
Segment 0027, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: R
Segment 0030, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: Null
Segment 0031, Ring1: Gate, Ring2: RWX , Ring3: Res.
Segment 0035, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: Null
Segment 0036, Ring1: Gate, Ring2: Res., Ring3: Gate
Segment 0037, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: Null
Segment 0045, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: Null
Segment 0047, Ring1: Gate, Ring2: Null, Ring3: Null
Segment 0050, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: Null
Segment 0051, Ring1: Null, Ring2: RW , Ring3: Null
Segment 2000, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: Null
Segment 2001, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: Null
Segment 2004, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: RX
Segment 2005, Ring1: Gate, Ring2: Gate, Ring3: Gate
Segment 2006, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: RX
Segment 2007, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: RX
Segment 2010, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: Null
Segment 2011, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: Null
Segment 2012, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: Null
Segment 2013, Ring1: RX , Ring2: Null, Ring3: RX
Segment 2014, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: RX
Segment 2015, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: Null
Segment 2016, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: Null
Segment 2017, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: Null
Segment 2020, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: Null
Segment 2021, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: Null
Segment 2022, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: Null
Segment 2027, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: Null
Segment 2030, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: Null
Segment 4000, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: RWX
Segment 4031, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: RWX
Segment 4032, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: RWX
Segment 6000, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: Null
Segment 6001, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: RWX
Segment 6002, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: RWX
OK, GA -DTAR 1
Segment 2000, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: Null
Segment 2001, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: Null
Segment 2004, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: RX
Segment 2005, Ring1: Gate, Ring2: Gate, Ring3: Gate
Segment 2006, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: RX
Segment 2007, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: RX
Segment 2010, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: Null
Segment 2011, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: Null
Segment 2012, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: Null
Segment 2013, Ring1: RX , Ring2: Null, Ring3: RX
Segment 2014, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: RX
Segment 2015, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: Null
Segment 2016, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: Null
Segment 2017, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: Null
Segment 2020, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: Null
Segment 2021, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: Null
Segment 2022, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: Null
Segment 2027, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: Null
Segment 2030, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: Null
Segment 4000, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: RWX
Segment 4031, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: RWX
Segment 4032, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: RWX
Segment 6000, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: Null
Segment 6001, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: RWX
Segment 6002, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: RWX
OK, GA -DTAR 2
Segment 4000, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: RWX
Segment 4031, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: RWX
Segment 4032, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: RWX
Segment 6000, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: Null
Segment 6001, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: RWX
Segment 6002, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: RWX
OK, GA -DTAR 3
Segment 6000, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: Null
Segment 6001, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: RWX
Segment 6002, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: RWX
OK, GA -USER 1
User 1:
Segment 4000, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: RWX
Segment 6000, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: Null
Segment 6001, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: RWX
Segment 6002, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: RWX
OK, GA -USER 2
User 2:
Segment 6000, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: Null
OK, GA -USER 5
User 5:
Segment 6000, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: Null
OK, GA -DEC
Control argument "-DEC" not implemented. (get_access)
ER! COMO -E

[Dennis Boone]

> Oh, here's a random question.

> I have this output shown below of a utility named GET_ACCESS. If I recall correctly, in order for this to work, it had to be shared from the system console.

> But where did it come from? I'm pretty sure I didn't write it, I definitely don't have it in my archives, and I didn't find it in the PULSE catalog. Does anyone know?

> OK, GET_ACCESS -USER 8
> User 8:
> Segment 4000, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: RWX
> Segment 4031, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: RWX
> Segment 4032, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: RWX
> Segment 6000, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: Null
> Segment 6001, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: RWX
> Segment 6002, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: RWX

I have this SEGMENTS thing in AUST_UTILS which is related but not the
same. Seems like yours would require that the segment with the
descriptor tables be shared read. The program itself wouldn't, I don't
think.

De


.dns {{SEGMENTS}}
.sk 1
This utility is another handy one for the system administrator. It allows
him/her to see which segments are being used by each user, including the
SYSTEM.
.sk 1
You may see the segments used by all users or those of a specific user.
You also have the choice of full or brief output.
.sk 1
Usage is: SEGMENTS [-LIST | -BRIEF]
.+ [-ALL | -USER nn | -OWN]
.+ [-HELP]
.+
SEGMENTS on its own uses defaults of -LIST & -ALL.
.b
-LIST lists out all the segments being used by the user(s).
.b
-BRIEF gives the summary of segments only (-LIST prints this
summary out as well)
.b
-ALL prints all users.
.b
-USER nn prints out the segments of that user only (nn is th user number).
.b
-OWN prints the segments of the user himself (same as -USER nn where nn
is that persons own user number).
.sk 1
SEGMENTS -HELP prints out a list of all the options.
.eject
.sk 1

De

[Daiyu Hurst]

On Monday, July 19, 2021 at 1:04:48 AM UTC-4, Dennis Boone wrote:
> > Oh, here's a random question.
>
> > I have this output shown below of a utility named GET_ACCESS. If I recall correctly, in order for this to work, it had to be shared from the system console.
>
> > But where did it come from? I'm pretty sure I didn't write it, I definitely don't have it in my archives, and I didn't find it in the PULSE catalog. Does anyone know?
>
> > OK, GET_ACCESS -USER 8
> > User 8:
> > Segment 4000, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: RWX
> > Segment 4031, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: RWX
> > Segment 4032, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: RWX
> > Segment 6000, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: Null
> > Segment 6001, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: RWX
> > Segment 6002, Ring1: Null, Ring2: Null, Ring3: RWX
> I have this SEGMENTS thing in AUST_UTILS which is related but not the
> same. Seems like yours would require that the segment with the
> descriptor tables be shared read. The program itself wouldn't, I don't
> think.

Thanks for jogging my memory. Yes, definitely, I think that was why I got called on the carpet for it.