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how to apply/change the permission for ORASBT.log under Log_Files/ directory

current this file has got 777 permission, however as per this KB
https://kb.commvault.com/article/54238 its mentioned that required File permission is 660

No i tried to change the file permission to 660 for ORASBT log and did a cvpkgchg

but cvpkgchg is not getting completed rather it just exists the installation UI right after user group permissions page,
and the file permission is reverting to 777/ 775 permission once a backup/restore is initiated on that client.

 

How do we change the permission back to 660.

 

Best answer by alligator

i found an article for this issue 

https://documentation.commvault.com/2023/expert/20307_preserving_user_permissions_for_log_files_on_unix_clients_for_oracle.html

It says we need to add an additional key to avoid this permissions gettin reverted to 777 post changing the permissions to 660

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Hi @alligator 

 

Use cvpkgchg -p 660 as root

 

let us know if it still changes the permission after this?

 

Regards,

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@Gowri Shankar 

regarding the permissions changes for ORASBT.log to 660

i tried cvpkgchg -p 660 as you suggested and it is giving me error that root user needs full permissions

usually root user would have all permissions right?:thinking:

 

thank you.

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  • May 11, 2023

i found an article for this issue 

https://documentation.commvault.com/2023/expert/20307_preserving_user_permissions_for_log_files_on_unix_clients_for_oracle.html

It says we need to add an additional key to avoid this permissions gettin reverted to 777 post changing the permissions to 660

😀
 

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