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- # $XConsortium: nlsMsgChk.txt /main/2 1996/11/11 11:20:54 drk $
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- # Component: $(TOP)/hp/rivers/dtaction/dtaction
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- 1. Screendump file name: 1.Z
- _DtMessage catalog set number: 1
- _DtMessage number: 2, 5, 6, 7
- Instructions: The password prompting dialog
- Run dtaction, and specify the '-user' option. For example:
- dtaction -user root
- 2. Screendump file name: 2.Z
- _DtMessage catalog set number: 1
- _DtMessage number: 2, 3, 4
- Instructions: The invalid password error dialog
- Run dtaction, and specify the '-user' option. For example:
- dtaction -user root
- Enter an invalid password, and select the 'Ok' button.
- 3. Screendump file name: 3.Z
- _DtMessage catalog set number: 1
- _DtMessage number: 2, 8, 9
- Instructions: The unknown user dialog
- Run dtaction, and specify the '-user' option, but specify
- a user name which does not exist. For example:
- dtaction -user xxyyzz
- 4. Screendump file name: 4.Z
- _DtMessage catalog set number: 1
- _DtMessage number: 1
- Instructions: The log message written into the file /usr/adm/sulog
- Run dtaction, and specify the '-user' option. For example:
- dtaction -user root
- Enter the password for the root user, and select 'Ok'.
- Go to a terminal window, and type 'su'; enter the root
- password, when prompted. Do a 'tail /usr/adm/sulog', and
- look for the last entry beginning with 'dtaction'.
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