On 16-Feb-99 Graham Murray wrote:
>
> Using Suse 6.0, when I attempt to run 'java' from a user other than
> root, it fails with the error "/usr/lib/java/bin/java: /etc/rc.config
> permission denied".
[...]
> Why does a command, that makes sense in "user space" try to access a
> file which is not world readable?
You don't need to change permission of /etc/rc.config file but check for
PERMISSION_SECURITY keyword in it cause that file is only needed by SuSEconfig
mechanism to setup correctly your system without you to need edit anyother file.
If you change the default setting of PERMISSION_SECURITY tag just turn back and
set it as "easy", or if you have setted up as "paranoid" just put yourself in
the "trusted" group.
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Date: 17-Feb-99
Time: 12:15:32
In Seattle, Washington, it is illegal to carry a concealed weapon that
is over six feet in length.
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