Re: Security question: sqlplus and the ps cmd on Unix
From: bagley <bagley_at_vt.edu>
Date: 1995/04/12
Message-ID: <3mgfon$lrn_at_solaris.cc.vt.edu>#1/1
Date: 1995/04/12
Message-ID: <3mgfon$lrn_at_solaris.cc.vt.edu>#1/1
You don't really have to go to all that trouble. Here is what I did. 1. Create a file that contains you id and password (ex larry/goodday).
The files name could be logid.sql.
2. Make the file read/write only be the owner. 3. Create another file that is r/w/e by owner. I called mine sql. 4. In this file include the command sqlplus _at_logid. 5. To logon to sqlplus just execute the sql file. It will pickup thesqlplus command and should log you on to sqlplus.
Now when someone uses the ps command all they should see is sqlplus
_at_logon.
FYI We are using version 7.0 of Oracle.
If you chech the help sqlplus after logging on to sqlplus I think there
is a blerb about the above procedures.
Received on Wed Apr 12 1995 - 00:00:00 CEST