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Deploying as nobody:nobody

megamala

Recently installed OD as root user.

Files/Folders are deploying as nobody user nobody group. It supposed to deploy as www:www Please see below for configuration.

$ ./iwodservergetversion
Version 6.1.1.0.0 Build 63840 Interwoven 20070214

permissionRules amask="" omask="" directory="" file="" group="www" user="www" changeAccess="" set
Access=""

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nipper

does www & www exist as user/group on the receiver? not the sender they have to exist on the receiver

if so get the receiver log and post

megamala

does www & www exist as user/group on the receiver? not the sender they have to exist on the receiver

if so get the receiver log and post

yes they are exits (they are webmstr:webmstr (replace with www:www)

$id webmstr
uid=106(webmstr) gid=20(webmstr)

Target

ls -ld /nas/idmfeeds
drwxrwxr-x 4 nobody nobody 512 Jan 15 14:20 /nas/idmfeeds/

ls -ld /nas/
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root other 9 Nov 29 2006 /nas/ -> /usr1/nas/

Please see the attachment for receiver log

nipper

did you read the log ?

This might stand out:

'dont_do' specifed -- ** DATA WAS NOT DEPLOYED **

Which would imply to me that the owners before were nobody/nobody and you told OD to pretend to deploy but don't really change anything, just tell me if you would have had trouble doing so.

megamala

did you read the log ?

This might stand out:

'dont_do' specifed -- ** DATA WAS NOT DEPLOYED **

Which would imply to me that the owners before were nobody/nobody and you told OD to pretend to deploy but don't really change anything, just tell me if you would have had trouble doing so.

Sim deployment created idmfeeds directory as nobody.

nipper

Sim deployment created idmfeeds directory as nobody.

OK, I am confused here, You say you deleted /usr/nas/idmfeeds and then you ran the simulated deployment which created idmfeeds owned by nobody and nothing else ?

It seems that the folders should have been created with the correct ownership & it sounds like a bug to me.

megamala

OK, I am confused here, You say you deleted /usr/nas/idmfeeds and then you ran the simulated deployment which created idmfeeds owned by nobody and nothing else ?

It seems that the folders should have been created with the correct ownership & it sounds like a bug to me.

Thanks, it resolved now, there was problem with NAS share permission. Our System Admin fixed.