Are these apps connecting using the default queue manager? If so, I'll bet
that mqs.ini is used to find that queue manager's name.
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On our HP-UX system, we changed the permissions on mqs.ini from 775 to 660.
Applications began failing and could not connect to the queue manager. They
were getting a 2058 - Queue Manager Name Error.
We verified the applications were using the correct name and that the queue
manager was running. We could not get the applications to connect without
changing the permissions. The most restrictive we were able to get the
permissions was 664.
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