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lang

CA ControlMinder maintains management language (selang) settings it uses under the following key:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\ComputerAssociates\AccessControl\lang

The lang registry key contains the following registry entries:

HandleHomeDir

The value that determines whether property HOME_DIR for native user account is updated and home directory created.

If the value is set to 0, only user's property HOME_DIR is updated. If the value is set to 1, user's property is updated and home directory is physically created in the file system.

Default: 1

help_path

The directory in which the lang help files are located.

Default: ACInstallDir\data\help

HNODE_MAX_EVENTS

Defines the maximum number of health status events being written to the HNODE record. If the number of events exceeds the maximum, the product removes the oldest events and leaves the newest events only.

Default: 10

ModifiableClassFlags

Specifies the flags that an CA ControlMinder administrator can change using the following selang command: setoptions class className flags{+ | -} (flag)

Values: W—Set Warning mode for the specified class; I—Change case sensitivity for resources in the specified class; WI—Set Warning mode and change case sensitivity for resources in the specified class

Default: W

query_size

The maximum number of records to be listed in a database query.

Default: 100

SetBlockRun

Specifies whether to check if a program is trusted and block the execution of untrusted programs.

Valid values are:

yes-All programs defined with viapgm authorization rules have the blockrun property set to yes.

no-All programs defined with viapgm authorization rules have the blockrun property set to no.

Default: Yes

SpaceReplace

For internal use only. This key should always be empty.

Default: ""

use_old_commands

Specifies whether to disable old ACF2™ compatibility commands (ag, lg, rg, lu, au, and so on).

Limits: 0—do not support old commands, 1—support old commands

Default: 1 (support old commands)