showfile Command Display File Properties
Valid in the AC environment
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Valid in the AC environment
The showfile command lists the properties of a file record. The properties are listed in alphabetical order.
Privileged Access Manager
processes each record independently and displays information only for those resources for which you have sufficient authority. This command also exists in the native environment but operates differently there.
To execute a showfile command, at least one of the following conditions is required:
- You have at least one of the following attributes: ADMIN, AUDITOR, and OPERATOR.
- You are the owner of the file.
- You are assigned read authority in the access control list of the object representing the FILE class record in the ADMIN class.
- You have the GROUP-ADMIN or GROUP-AUDITOR attribute in the group that owns the file or that is a parent of the group that owns the file.
This command has the following format:
{showfile|sf} {fileName |(fileName [,fileName...])} \
[addprops(propName [,propName ...])] \ [next] \ [props(all | propName [,propName ...])] \ [useprops(propName [,propName ...])] \ [nt|unix]
- addprops(propName[,propName ...])Defines properties to be added to the class ruler for this query only.
- fileNameSpecifies the name of the file record whose properties are to be listed.Privileged Access Managerprocesses each file record independently. If an error occurs while processing a file,Privileged Access Managerissues a message and continues processing with the next file in the list.fileNamecan contain wildcard characters, and so match multiple file names.On UNIX, to display the properties of a file whose name contains a special character or space, type an extra slash (/) before the file name.
- nextDisplays parts of the requested data. This option is useful when the query data is larger than the set query size.The maximum query size is determined by the query_size configuration setting. The default query_size setting is 100.
- ntDisplays the Windows file attributes as well as thePrivileged Access Managerproperties.
- props(all|propName[,propName ...])Defines a new ruler for this class for this query and future queries.
- unixDisplays the UNIX file attributes as well as thePrivileged Access Managerproperties.
- useprops(propName[,propName ...])Defines a ruler for this query only. The class ruler is unaffected.
Example
The user root wants to list the properties of the file record /etc/passwd.
- User root has the ADMIN attribute.
showfile /etc/passwd