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How to change the file permissions

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amarg

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Nov 19, 2002
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IN
Hi,

Here i have two unix server. On server_1 i am running the job. This job is creating the dir's on the server_2. Permissions of these directories are not always same. I want to know who is controlling these permissions. Code is not changes from last two year.

Thanks for you help.


Regards,
Amar
 
Depending on how server_1 write on server_2 you can try:
Code:
man /etc/hosts.equiv
man /etc/exports

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PH.
 
Thanks for your quick reply. But there to no man like this.
If it is depending on the server. What they can change all the time. Because i got more then one type of permissions of the dir created from the same job.


--Amar
 
Sorry for the typo;
Code:
man hosts.equiv  (or man rhosts)
man exports

Hope This Help
PH.
 
Amarg,

Please post more details of the job that is running on Server_1.

- Is this a script? If so, please post the script or
at least the relevant section

- What mechanism do you use to create the directories
remotely? DO you use 'rsh' or 'ssh'?

Christian
 
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