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SEOS_load Utility—Load the CA Access Control Interception Module

Valid on UNIX

The SEOS_load utility controls the dynamic CA Access Control kernel module (SEOS_syscall). The interception module must be loaded before running any CA Access Control utility.

Note: You can use UNIX exits to automatically run programs before and after loading and unloading the kernel.

On streams supported platforms, this utility loads the CA Access Control module to streams depending on the SEOS_use_streams token in the [SEOS_syscall] section of the seos.ini file. If the token is set to yes, the module is pushed into streams.

This command has the following format:

SEOS_load [-i|-k|-s|-u]

‑i

(For HP-UX and Sun Solaris platforms only.) Displays information about the CA Access Control kernel extension.

‑k

(For HP-UX and Sun Solaris platforms only.) Loads the CA Access Control module into the kernel without pushing into streams.

‑s

(For HP-UX and Sun Solaris platforms only.) Inserts the CA Access Control kernel module into streams. This option ignores the SEOS_use_streams token in the SEOS_syscall section of the seos.ini file.

‑u

Unloads the CA Access Control kernel extension from the kernel and then removes the module from streams.

Note: You cannot unload CA Access Control if an application, which is loaded on top of CA Access Control, has an open system call (syscall) that is hooked by CA Access Control. Use secons -sc or secons -scl to find these processes. You can then shut down these processes and unload the CA Access Control kernel module, or use UNIX exits to automatically shut down these processes before unloading the kernel and then restart them after the kernel unloaded.

More information:

UNIX Exits