Just a thought, but are the permissions of the directory rwxr-xr-x or
something similar? If a directory doesn't have execute permissions, you
can't CD to it. That's also true if the parent directories don't have
execute permissions set.

Karl

<quote who="Jon Wells">
> Hi all,
>
> Earlier this week I set out to replace a test account with a fresh
> copy of the live account (Unidata 6.1 on AIX 5.1).  The Live account
> had grown more then I had anticipated and I found myself with a
> max'ed out "/test" file system.  While preparing to restore from
> tape, we found we had a bad disc.  We had another disc from a
> decommissioned box, created a new /test file system, and restored
> from tape there.  The problem is I can not get to the colon prompt
> unless I'm logged in as root.  I tried stripping the LOGIN paragraph
> down to just a couple of UDT.OPTIONS commands along with a DISPLAY
> statement so I can tell if the LOGIN paragraph was even run.
>
>
> 464
> datatel>udt
> --------------------------------
> /test/coltest
>
> Can't get current working directory.
>
> It did not run the LOGIN paragraph???
>
> We're not sure what else to look at.  The system was rebooted this
> morning.  The startud logs look fine.  Looks like all permissions
> were preserved.
>
> Any suggestions?
>
>
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