On Mon, 23 Sep 2002 14:17:05 -0700 Christopher Manders <CJManders AT lbl DOT 
gov> wrote:
> So, I have run the nonroot_admin script, but when a user tries to enter their
> username and password it gives an error 35 (can't create a driectory). Using
> root/password does still work from the UID in question, but I would prefer the
> actual UID/username/password work to minimize potential issues.
> I have edited the /usr/openv/java/auth.conf and added the user in question.
> I note the directory /usr/openv/java/logs has sufficient perms to touch files 
> in
> there and create dirs. In /tmp as well. And, in their $HOME, no problem.
> So, where is this directory it is trying to make, or what is the way around
> this?
> I do note that when I run the nonroot_admin script it can't seem to locate the
> group I made in /etc/group (Solaris 7). But, I have tested that the group is
> correct and works (I can do things with group-write, for instance). So, the
> group is right, but the script can't figure that out. That is the only 
> pointer I
> have, since nothing is really logged in the logs for this, though perhaps I 
> just
> don't have the right logging on. Logging is VERBOSE, though, in bp.conf.


Chris,
try trussing the jnbSA process with all the options:

truss -fade -o /var/tmp/jnbSA.out -m all -r all -s all -u all -t all \
        -w all -x all  /opt/openv/netbackup/bin/jnbSA

look for lines in the output file which match a regexp like

/open.*Err/

and that should get you started.


James C. McPherson
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