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Permission issue in Open deploy log

Raja_123

When initiate the deployment through OpenDeploy the logs files are creared with 002 permission (--------w-). Even though the Opendeploy is running as root , we are not able to read the log files.

Can you please suggest ? Any help on this is much appreciated.

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Adam Stoller

When initiate the deployment through OpenDeploy the logs files are creared with 002 permission (--------w-). Even though the Opendeploy is running as root , we are not able to read the log files.

Can you please suggest ? Any help on this is much appreciated.

Check root's .profile (or similar) file and see what its umask is set to - there may be something else involved, but that's the first thing I'd check.

Migrateduser_427

Along with ghoti's above suggestion, I wonder if it is worth exploring the inheritance on the directory. At least I have seen this on Windows where the directory did not have correct perms. thus any files created in it had the same.

ISCBorisB

Along with ghoti's above suggestion, I wonder if it is worth exploring the inheritance on the directory. At least I have seen this on Windows where the directory did not have correct perms. thus any files created in it had the same.

It's Unix/Linux, there is no inheritance of permissions. When you (ie, your shell) or any other
process makes a File or Directory, permissions are determined by process euid's umask setting.

nipper

Unless the directory setuid bit is set (or setgid) but that is highly unlikely.

ISCBorisB

Unless the directory setuid bit is set (or setgid) but that is highly unlikely.

I know

- did not want to muddle the simple issue. There are exceptions to any rule.
Btw, Directories' setgid semantics is more or less universal. Directories' setud is afaik ignored on Linux ( Sun too? - not sure )

HKN1104

Change permissions, Usually it will be accesible to root. Check with Admin, If u can, add permission to that directory itself.

Thanks

ISCBorisB

Change permissions, Usually it will be accesible to root. Check with Admin, If u can, add permission to that directory itself.

Thanks

Thanks for trying two weeks later - but no cigar.

They have to identify and fix relevant umask, not change permissions
over and over again every time they need to read yet another OD log.

HKN1104

Thanks for trying two weeks later - but no cigar.

They have to identify and fix relevant umask, not change permissions
over and over again every time they need to read yet another OD log.

Welcome ISC BorisB
Got popped up on OD topic...so replied it..

Thanks