Hi,
I have a DSpace 1.6 install on CentOS 5.4 OS. The system has a 'dspace' user
account and the install is done within dspace user's home directory. We have
two other users accessing dspace install and they are using their own system
accounts for logging in. These users are included in the 'dspace' system group
and dspace install has group write-execute permissions (g+rwx).
I noticed that some logs files for cocoon.log and checker.log have non-dspace
user permissions. The tomcat doesn't like it and returns errors during startup
as it doesn't own these files. I am wondering what changed permissions on these
files. This is a test install and we haven't done much beyond import command.
Does import command work through xmlui interface and hence cocoon.log
permissions are different now? Also, any suggestions for sharing dspace install
with a group of system users?
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Thanks,
Shantanu.
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