Steve,
I will try this approach.
- Create userid's and assign their home. T PROF(USER) DIV(OMVS) and cha user1
home(/u/user1)
- Setup automount on omvs
- Create a file auto.master in /etc with "/u /etc/u/map"
- Create a file u.map in /etc with
#############################
# Automount Map File for /u #
#############################
name *
type HFS
filesystem <uc_name>.&SYSNAME..HOME.HFS
mode rdwr
duration nolimit
delay 360
allocany space(10,5) tracks maxvol(3)
This should create HFS file for each user under their TSO ALIAS. Which is
protected by ACF2 on default. As long as the user's have only read access to
other needed system directories they should not be able to access each others
files.
- Add automount in BPXPRM00
FILESYSTYPE TYPE(AUTOMNT)
ENTRYPOINT(BPXTAMD)
You might have to IPL to enable automount. Once its enabled, its easy to add
more mount points as needed by using the command from a USS SHELL
/usr/sbin/automount -a
To verify the current settings you could do the same via a command
/usr/sbin/automount -q
Hope this helps
Natarajan
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