well, bppllist is just parsing the data that it finds in
/usr/openv/netbackup/db/class/*
so depending on the amount / nature of the data you're trying to
extract, you could "roll your own" with cross-platform setuid
scripting of some sort.
not something I'd recommend, but technically feasible and you did ask
for "creative". ;-)
HTH
rob
On 8/28/07, Kyle Oliver <k_f_o AT yahoo DOT com> wrote:
>
> My most focused post yet on the subject!
>
> I need to run bppllist as a non superuser for some reporting tools. Ideally,
> without having to use a password either. For whatever reason, this
> particular binary checks for UID 0 and if you are not UID 0, you get "userid
> is not superuser (140)."
>
> I have tried authorized.txt (no effect), VXSS (password and impossible to
> reliably setup), methods files [methods_allow.txt, methods_deny.txt,
> methods.txt] (worked in small environment, caused things to break in larger
> environments), sudo (password, no windows solution), and RBAC (password, no
> windows solution).
>
> Any creative ideas here?
>
> Thanks,
> Kyle
>
>
>
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