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10-01-2008
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change permissons and owner for /tmp (swapfs)
Hi all,
i've an Solaris 10 installation. The owner and permissions for /tmp is: Code:
# ls -l /tmp # rwxr-xr-x root root /tmp Code:
# rwxrwxrwt root sys /tmp tia, DN2 |
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I just brought a box up into single user mode (boot -s from ok prompt). The permissions on /tmp were what you wanted. So I did a
umount /tmp chgro uucp /tmp init 0 and came back up into single user mode. Now /tmp had a group of uucp. It seems to inherit the settings from the mount point and you must have fumbled somehow. That boot from cd should have worked. What did you do to after changing /a/tmp? |
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after changing /a/tmp i did a "init 6" and bootet from the disk where i've changed the permissions... from my understanding the changes realy should have worked... but they didn't. any ideas are welcome
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10-03-2008
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Why did not you try chmod 777 /tmp and then chmod +t /tmp ?
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