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Yes. On the version of AIX that I'm running, 6.1, the value 'NONE' or 'INVOKER' is acceptible: ex: chrole auth_mode=NONE &lt;role&gt;
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Yes. On the version of AIX that I'm running, 6.1, the value 'NONE' or 'INVOKER' is acceptible: ex: chrole auth_mode=NONE <role>

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I'm sorry. This really shouldn't be a new question, but I haven't gotten the the &quot;ask a related question&quot; feature to work.<br />
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Among the responses I got to a previous question was the following;<br />
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<i>You can avoid being asked for your own password with &quot;authmode=role&quot;</i><br />
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I could swear I got this to work before. Now I'm getting an error when I try setting this with the chuser command.<br />
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<i>3004-692 Error changing &quot;authmode&quot; to &quot;role&quot; : Attribute is invalid.</i><br />
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I've got this feeling that the answer I get is going to make me feel really foolish.
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I'm sorry. This really shouldn't be a new question, but I haven't gotten the the "ask a related question" feature to work.

Among the responses I got to a previous question was the following;

You can avoid being asked for your own password with "authmode=role"

I could swear I got this to work before. Now I'm getting an error when I try setting this with the chuser command.

3004-692 Error changing "authmode" to "role" : Attribute is invalid.

I've got this feeling that the answer I get is going to make me feel really foolish.

Where do I set authmode?

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