Issues:

1. The stop option of the Red Hat service command has a problem. It does seem to remove the running process; however, it produces errors. Further, it fails to remove the PID from the (/var/run/appx-8060.pid)

   /etc/init.d/appx-8060: line 39: success: command not found
   /etc/init.d/appx-8060: line 39: failure: command not found
   /etc/init.d/appx-8060: line 43: failure: command not found

2. The setuid warning message is displayed every time a configuration is loaded or saved. This results in the message being displayed up to three times depending on the command being executed. Perhaps it should only be displayed when a configuration is saved.
3. The setuid warning indicates that it is triggered by the OSUser <nop>AuthenticationMethod. <nop>AuthenticationMethod is not influenced by the setuid bit being turned on. However, <nop>ImpersonateUser is impacted.

Enhancement Suggestions:

1. To match the Windows platform, he following should be valid syntax: "appxLoginMgr -install". It should default to port 8060, or the Windows platform should not default to port 8060.
2. In an effort to make appxdsvc and uappxd (appxLoginMgr) as similar as possible, consider allowing -status as a single argument that would list all appxLoginMgr daemons. (Perhaps this isn't practical on Unix platforms)
3. APPX_KEYMAP environment variable should be initialized upon default install options. Currently "appxLoginMgr -install -SockPort=8060" does not place APPX_KEYMAP into appxLoginMgr-8060.env.
4. appxLoginMgr should create .ini and .env files in the tools subdirectory, and not in the current working directory.
5. The appxLoginMgr -replace argument should require the -ServiceName option, and not assume <nop>ServiceName =appx-8060.
6. The requirements for use of -name argument seem inconsistent. Below are examples where + works, and - does not.

   1. (-) ./appxLoginMgr -modify appx-8060 -TCPNodelay=false

   2. (+) ./appxLoginMgr -modify -name=appx-8060 -TCPNodelay=false
   3. (-)./appxLoginMgr -status
   4. (+)./appxLoginMgr -status -name=appx-8060
   5. (+) ./appxLoginMgr -stop appx-8060
   6. (-) ./appxLoginMgr -stop -name=appx-8060
   7. (+) ./appxLoginMgr -start appx-8060
   8. (-) ./appxLoginMgr -start -name=appx-8060
   9. (-) ./appxLoginMgr -remove appx-8060
   10. (+) ./appxLoginMgr -remove -name=appx-8060
   11. (-) ./appxLoginMgr -status
   12. (+) ./appxLoginMgr -status appx-8060
   13. (+) ./appxLoginMgr -status -name=8060

7. Warn users not to move configuration files. A service script is created in the /etc/init.d system directory for each service installed by running the appxLoginMgr command. These scripts reference the corresponding service configuration files using a fully qualified absolute pathname. If you move the configuration files to another directory or rename them, the service scripts will no longer work. We should probably warn via screen notice on service creation, and document inside the .ini and .env files that if the .ini, .env and appxLoginMgr/appxAuditLogger are move or renamed, then the /etc/init.d system startup script will fail to work. The service scripts also reference the appxLoginMgr command using a fully qualified absolute pathname.

8. RequireSSL is not a valid parameter and should be removed from the configuration file.

9. RequireSSLClientCertificates is not a valid parameter and should be removed from the configuration file.

10. ServerPrivateKeyPassphrase is not a valid parameter and should be removed from the configuration file.