Normally, the record IDs assigned
to the removed records are not available for re-use through the PPWB
or AccessVision GUI. And prior to this release, MicroScope used the
same MAX(id)
+ 1 formula. As
a result, a server could prematurely run out of available port records.
MicroScope has now been
modified to handle this as follows:
Before copying starts, MicroScope now looks for the lowest available
port ID in the range 0-1023 (or 0-2047 for AIX) on the target host. If
the target database contains gaps, the lowest unused port ID will be assigned. If
no port IDs are available (meaning a maximum number of ports are allocated
and no gaps were found) then Micro Copy will pop up a warning
message and disable copying micros until a port ID on the target is freed.
Log in as root and type:
passwd nobody
The system will respond with:
Changing password for "nobody"
nobody's New password: temp123
Enter the new password again:temp123
Use smit to remove the account
expiration date for nobody:
smit users
Move cursor to desired item and press Enter.
Add a User
Change a User's Password
>>Change / Show Characteristics of a User<<
Lock / Unlock a User's Account
Reset User's Failed Login Count
Remove a User
List All Users
Change the fields below to reflect these values:
Change / Show Characteristics of a User
Type or select values in entry fields.
Press Enter AFTER making all desired changes.
Initial PROGRAM []
EXPIRATION date (MMDDhhmmyy) []
Is this user ACCOUNT LOCKED? false
User can LOGIN? false
User can LOGIN REMOTELY? false
Allowed LOGIN TIMES []
Hit <ENTER>, wait for OK to appear. Hit <F3> and <F3> to
exit.
Log in as nobody (do not use su!!!)
and type:
passwd
Old password: temp123
Now, enter a different password:
nobody's New password:
Enter the new password again:
The nobody account is now set up
for use with Informix web applications.
