Martin Parodi schrieb:
Hi all, I was receiving this into /var/log/messages
Sep 17 11:19:15 sunray2 utkiosk: open_connection(): Could not read UT
password file (/etc/opt/SUNWut/utadmin.pw)
Sep 17 11:19:15 sunray2 utkiosk: Error: export: Could not connect to the
data store: No permission
I changed the permission "chmod a+r /etc/opt/SUNWut/utadmin.pw" and
started work perfectly, but, if that correct?
No. That is a significant security hole (if I can read that file, I can
obtain write access to the Sun Ray Data Store).
The permissions and ownership of that file should be 660 and root:utadmin.
You didn't tell us what exactly did not work, nor what permissions or
ownership the file had before the change, so I can't comment on your
problem.
- Jörg
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