From: MARLON BORBA (MBORBA@TRF3.GOV.BR)
Date: Fri May 23 2003 - 10:55:09 EDT
from the 'access control list' guide on aix documentation (see
http://nscp.upenn.edu/aix4.3html/aixuser/usrosdev/access_control_list.htm#Q25Ji28bmart):
"Although the chmod command in numeric mode (with octal notations) can set base permissions and attributes, the chmod subroutine, which the command calls, disables extended permissions. If you use the numeric mode of the chmod command on a file that has an ACL, extended permissions are disabled. The symbolic mode of the chmod command does not disable extended permissions. For information on numeric and symbolic mode, refer to the chmod command."
i think someone or a process running in your box is applying a chmod in your files... maybe the oracle or aix initialization scripts.
hth,
marlon.
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>>> pobrien@DOIT.NV.GOV 22/05/03 19:51 >>>
I made an acledit entry on my /etc/inittab. I did this to allow the oracle user profile to read the inittab file. However, after a reboot this acledit entry is gone. Any ideas on why?
TIA!
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