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TeamSite upgrades changing /tmp directory perms

fish

TS 552 SP3 Solaris
I've just upgraded datadeploy in Staging. The tar.gz file was in the /tmp folder. Having run the install script I had various TeamSite server problems that boiled down to the /tmp folder having incorrect permissions. Everything is now OK. However, I suspect I that teamsite does is it chowns the dir it is installed from and I'm sure I've come across this before...

Does this ring any bells with anyone?

Steve North

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ts_user

Are you installing TeamSite as "root" user? Installing TeamSite as non root user creates issues on Solaris.

neilmas

Hi,

I guess you have got to install TeamSite as "root" user.

PaulD

fish,

I ran into this, too, on AIX. I installed v6 as root and the installation changed the perms (2777) on /tmp to 0777. Not sure why it needs to do this but it does. On a side note there was a bug in one of the installation files that showed up for me so I had to install 6 many times and each time it changed the perms on /tmp

fish

Many thanks - it is not just me then so I'll issue a support request.
On that side issue - fancy finding a bug in a TeamSite install life would be so boring without TeamSite bugs.

Steve North