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From: grubin@BBN-SPCA.ARPA (Gail Rubin)
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Subject: Re:  Set Protection=W:RWED/NAME_TABLE=LNM$JOB
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Date: Tue, 22-Oct-85 13:25:18 EDT
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We ran into this as soon as we brought up 4.0. But only for our system
users who typically changed uic and default dir when helping someone else
out. We called Colorado and they looked into it; they said there is NO WAY
AT ALL to specify the protection on the job name tables at this time. No
sysgen parameter or anything.

Our workaround here is for those of us who are system types to just turn on
sysprv and set default since in vms 4 if you create files in some dir owned
by another uic, the files get the directory's uic, not yours if you have
sysprv on. This doesn't apply to normal users. Sorry I can't be more
encouraging.

-- Gail Rubin