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From: [email protected] (Dan Sugalski)
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Subject: ANNOUNCE: VMS::Priv 1.31
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Date: 9 Mar 1998 18:54:04 GMT
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                       Announcing VMS::Priv 1.31

The VMS::Priv module gives perl scripts the ability to add and drop any
privileges that the user running the script has available. Equivalent to
the DCL SET PROCESS/PRIVILEGE= and SHOW PROCESS/PRIVILEGE commands, this
module also provides access to a user's default privileges as recorded in
the SYSUAF.

Note that this module will *not* violate system security--it can not add a
privilege that a user does not have authorization for.

Available on CPAN, $CPAN/authors/Dan_Sugalski/VMS-Priv-1_31.zip

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