Displays the privileges available on the system.
lspriv [ -v ]
The lspriv command displays privileges available to the system. If run within a workload partition (WPAR), the lspriv command displays only the privileges available to the partition. If the -v flag is specified, the lspriv command also displays privilege descriptions.
Item | Description |
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-v | Specifies to display the privilege description for each privilege. |
Any user can run the lspriv command on the system.
lspriv
The system displays an output similar to the following
example: PV_ROOT
PV_AU_
PV_AU_ADD
PV_AU_ADMIN
PV_AU_READ
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lspriv -v
The
system displays an output similar to the following example: PV_ROOT Allows a process to pass any non-SU privilege check.
PV_AU_ Equivalent to all Auditing privileges (PV_AU_*) combined.
PV_AU_ADD Allows a process to record/add an audit record.
PV_AU_ADMIN Allows a process to configure and query the audit system.
PV_AU_READ Allows a process to read a file marked as an audit file.
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