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Chapter 15 Using RA 6300 Security
Remote Annex 6300 Supplement to the Remote Annex Administrator’s Guide for UNIX
Book A
Table A-39. Options for the acp_dbm Utility
Deleting the acp_dbm Database
The only way to delete the acp_dbm database is via the UNIX rm
command.
Option Description
–s username
Sends information about username from the acp_dbm
database to standard output. The output (after the initial
warning message) shows the user name, the total number
and type of failures, and the date and time of each failure.
The following is an example:
User name: hobbes
Total number of consecutive failed login attempts: 2
Login failure on Tue Dec 12 12:49:49 1995
Login failure on Mon Dec 11 11:25:10 1995
–c username
Clears username from the blacklist and deletes all records of
login failures for username. Does not clear the password
history or any other information about username in the
acp_dbm database. Before using this option, investigate the
account thoroughly so that you are confident it is not under
attack.
–d username Deletes the user record from the acp_dbm database. Use
this option, rather than
–c
, to delete the acp_dbm user
account entirely. This option does not delete references to
username in any other ACP files, such as acp_userinfo and
acp_passwd. You must explicitly remove the user name
from these files to delete the user completely.
–l Lists all the user names contained in acp_dbm, including
those with password histories.