forbidkeypatterns

Data Type

List

Description

Obsolete. The forbidkeypatterns variable defines the forbidden keystroke sequences, patterns, or both. An element in the forbidkeypatterns list represents each forbidden keystroke pattern or sequence.

Wildcard search characters, along with other special characters, can be used to create a keystroke sequence or pattern.

The Endpoint Privilege Management for Unix and Linux Security Policy Scripting Language supports the standard set of shell-style, wildcard search characters. These are used for searches by the in operator and for forbidden and warning keystroke patterns.

Syntax

forbidkeypatterns = {"pattern1", "pattern2", "pattern3", ...};

Valid Values

A list in which each element represents a forbidden keystroke sequence or pattern. This variable has no default value.

forbidkeypatterns = {"*/bin/rm*", "*rm *", "*xterm*"};