Hello,
Is there a method to enforce that all log files created by TDP should be owned by the user running the domino server ("domino" in our case)?
I have noticed that commands like dominc.sh, creates log files as root despite the "su - <domino user>" contained in the command.
This very irritating since we schedule our backups using dsmcad (running as init script) and therefore logs are stamped as root.
If later in we log on the server with the domino account and launch the same dominc.sh we get an error since "domino" canno write the logs now owned by root
Maybe we should run dsmcad with the "domino" user account
Thanks
Is there a method to enforce that all log files created by TDP should be owned by the user running the domino server ("domino" in our case)?
I have noticed that commands like dominc.sh, creates log files as root despite the "su - <domino user>" contained in the command.
This very irritating since we schedule our backups using dsmcad (running as init script) and therefore logs are stamped as root.
If later in we log on the server with the domino account and launch the same dominc.sh we get an error since "domino" canno write the logs now owned by root
Maybe we should run dsmcad with the "domino" user account
Thanks
