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Hello all,
By installing oracle 9i on solaris 9 as root i get a warning that oracle universal installer can not contineu if the user is root. I log in as a simple user and then i get that the root must do a work on tmp/orainstRoot.sh what work??? i found the script in the orainstRoot.sh how can i execute it??? thanks |
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Hi
I think you have to start the installation with normal user account. In between it will prompt you to run 2 scripts as root. You may temporaririly login as root from another telnet session and excute the scripts and continue the installation. This is the way it works for oracle8i. I believe the same for oracle9i |
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I agree to one upstairs. Pls attention:
1.Do not use the root account as the oracle account,but you'd better Create UserGroups and accounts. 2.The Installer creates the orainstRoot.shscript in the tmp directory and prompts you to run the script when it finishes installing Oracle products. Log in as the root user and run the script. The orainstRoot.sh script sets the necessary file permissions for Oracle products and performs other root-related configuration activities. To run the orainstRoot.sh script use the following commands: # cd tmp # ./orainstRoot.sh |
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