Cyclades AlterPath BladeManager Manual de instrucciones descargar pdf (Pagina 140)

126 MergePoint 5224/5240 Service Processor Manager Installer and Administrator Guide

Configuring the Users’ Console Login Menu

Regular users are configured with /usr/bin/rmenush as their default login shell. All users with

rmenush as their login shell see the same menu whenever they log into the console.

The SP manager administrator can configure the rmenush menu to display other options including

links to additional submenus or commands by modifying the /etc/menu.ini file.

CAUTION: If changing the default menu, the administrator must ensure that any added programs do not

introduce security vulnerabilities.

The administrator must know the following about the behavior of rmenush before configuring any

changes to the menu:

• If the called program exits with a return code indicating an error, rmenush prompts the user to

press any key to continue.

• Any error messages generated by the called program are left on the screen for the user to read.

Examples showing how the administrator can force this behavior on for successful programs

and off for unsuccessful ones are provided in the configuration file.

• The SP manager administrator assigns the /usr/bin/rmenush shell to users as appropriate, by

editing the /etc/passwd file entries for the users.

When editing the menu.ini file, the administrator must know the following:

• Spaces are shown in menu items by the use of an underscore between words.

• An underscore cannot be displayed in the menu text.

• The right

-hand value of each name/command pair is assumed to be either a menu defined in the

menu.ini file or a command.

• A maximum of 16 menu items can display on the screen at a time. Any extra menu items can

be reached by using the arrow keys to scroll down.

To modify the user shell menu:

See Configuring the Users’ Console Login Menu on page 126 for background information

and examples.

CAUTION: If adding programs to the menu, take care the commands do not allow the user to break out of the

programs they call.

1. Log into the appliance console as root.

2. Open the /etc/menu.ini file for editing.

3. Add new menus and menu items as desired, using underscores (_) to indicate spaces

between words.

a. In the [main] menu definition, insert a definition for an action or an option for a submenu,

as desired.

1 2 ... 135 136 137 138 139 140 141 142 143 144 145 ... 239 240

Sin comentarios

Cyclades AlterPath BladeManager Manual de instrucciones Pagina 140