Re: Problems with MCAUSER on OS/390

2002-09-26 Thread Bruce Giordano

Specifying MCAUSER on the receiver channel only controls what userid is
checked for security to put to the requested queue.  It doesn't cause this
userid to be placed in the message descriptor of the message being put.
 - Bruce Giordano
Prudential Insurance



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Hello,

I have a frustrating problem I hope soemone can explain to me.

I have a client on Win2K (V5.2) I'm running under userid 'pmoir'

I am connected to a server on NT (V5.2)

I use amqsputc to put a message onto a remote queue on the server which is
then sent to a local queue on OS/390 (V5.2).

The message turns up on the queue on OS/390 with userid of 'pmoir' as you'd
expect.

Now I amend the receiver channel on OS/390 to have MCAUSER of something
else
and set PUTAUT to 'ONLYMCA' but still when I send a message it turns up on
the queue on OS/390 with the userid of 'pmoir'.

I've stopped/started the channel, even refereshed the queue manager but
still no change.

the manual states for ONLYMCA option ;

"The default user ID is used. Any user ID received from the network is not
used."

surely the only place the userid of 'pmoir' could've come from is "the
network"

I've also tried PUTAUT of DEFAULT.

How do I force the message to pick up the userid from the MCAUSER of the
receiver channel on OS/390 ?

This is easy to do on the NT server simply setting the MCA user on the
SVRCONN channel but I don't want to do it there.

I have no MQ security exits on OS/390 which could be overiding MCA.

Pete.


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Re: Problems with MCAUSER on OS/390

2002-09-26 Thread Morag Hughson

Pete,

When you say 'turns up on the queue with user id "pmoir"' do you mean that
the check against that resource is done against "pmoir" or that the user id
in the MQMD is "pmoir"?

If you mean the latter, changing PUTAUT will not change that. PUTAUT
specifies which user id (or user ids) are checked against the profiles for
that resource. If you set warning on, on your RACF profiles for this
resource you will be able to see which user ids are checked against the
profile - assuming you have the switches set on to do the checking in the
first place.

What is it you are trying to achieve here? Is it resource profile checking,
or changing the user ID within the MQMD of the message?

Cheers
Morag

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WebSphere MQ for z/OS Development
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Hello,

I have a frustrating problem I hope soemone can explain to me.

I have a client on Win2K (V5.2) I'm running under userid 'pmoir'

I am connected to a server on NT (V5.2)

I use amqsputc to put a message onto a remote queue on the server which is
then sent to a local queue on OS/390 (V5.2).

The message turns up on the queue on OS/390 with userid of 'pmoir' as you'd
expect.

Now I amend the receiver channel on OS/390 to have MCAUSER of something
else
and set PUTAUT to 'ONLYMCA' but still when I send a message it turns up on
the queue on OS/390 with the userid of 'pmoir'.

I've stopped/started the channel, even refereshed the queue manager but
still no change.

the manual states for ONLYMCA option ;

"The default user ID is used. Any user ID received from the network is not
used."

surely the only place the userid of 'pmoir' could've come from is "the
network"

I've also tried PUTAUT of DEFAULT.

How do I force the message to pick up the userid from the MCAUSER of the
receiver channel on OS/390 ?

This is easy to do on the NT server simply setting the MCA user on the
SVRCONN channel but I don't want to do it there.

I have no MQ security exits on OS/390 which could be overiding MCA.

Pete.


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Re: Problems with MCAUSER on OS/390

2002-09-26 Thread Bright, Frank

Pete

I believe your problem has to do with the setting of RESLEVEL authority for
the Chinit.   You can read about this in more detail in the System Setup
Guide.  I believe you need to have the RESLEVEL profile set to READ or
UPDATE for the Chinit address space and set ONLYMCA as the PUTAUT.  Then it
goes through the proper steps to resolve what the manual calls MCA user id
which I believe includes MCAUSER.

Also, if you change the authority of RESLEVEL, you have to recycle the
address space in order to have it take.  The refresh commands do not work on
RESLEVEL.

I will be interested in how you make out.

Thanks
Frank
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Hello,

I have a frustrating problem I hope soemone can explain to me.

I have a client on Win2K (V5.2) I'm running under userid 'pmoir'

I am connected to a server on NT (V5.2)

I use amqsputc to put a message onto a remote queue on the server which is
then sent to a local queue on OS/390 (V5.2).

The message turns up on the queue on OS/390 with userid of 'pmoir' as you'd
expect.

Now I amend the receiver channel on OS/390 to have MCAUSER of something else
and set PUTAUT to 'ONLYMCA' but still when I send a message it turns up on
the queue on OS/390 with the userid of 'pmoir'.

I've stopped/started the channel, even refereshed the queue manager but
still no change.

the manual states for ONLYMCA option ;

"The default user ID is used. Any user ID received from the network is not
used."

surely the only place the userid of 'pmoir' could've come from is "the
network"

I've also tried PUTAUT of DEFAULT.

How do I force the message to pick up the userid from the MCAUSER of the
receiver channel on OS/390 ?

This is easy to do on the NT server simply setting the MCA user on the
SVRCONN channel but I don't want to do it there.

I have no MQ security exits on OS/390 which could be overiding MCA.

Pete.


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Problems with MCAUSER on OS/390

2002-09-26 Thread Pete Moir

Hello,

I have a frustrating problem I hope soemone can explain to me.

I have a client on Win2K (V5.2) I'm running under userid 'pmoir'

I am connected to a server on NT (V5.2)

I use amqsputc to put a message onto a remote queue on the server which is
then sent to a local queue on OS/390 (V5.2).

The message turns up on the queue on OS/390 with userid of 'pmoir' as you'd
expect.

Now I amend the receiver channel on OS/390 to have MCAUSER of something else
and set PUTAUT to 'ONLYMCA' but still when I send a message it turns up on
the queue on OS/390 with the userid of 'pmoir'.

I've stopped/started the channel, even refereshed the queue manager but
still no change.

the manual states for ONLYMCA option ;

"The default user ID is used. Any user ID received from the network is not
used."

surely the only place the userid of 'pmoir' could've come from is "the
network"

I've also tried PUTAUT of DEFAULT.

How do I force the message to pick up the userid from the MCAUSER of the
receiver channel on OS/390 ?

This is easy to do on the NT server simply setting the MCA user on the
SVRCONN channel but I don't want to do it there.

I have no MQ security exits on OS/390 which could be overiding MCA.

Pete.


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