Re: tnslsnr permissions under Solaris 2.5???

I believe the recomendation is that you start it as root. I don't know if there are specific ownership issues, but it is the sort of thing that would seem applicable from a software security standpoint.

I don't know which shell yu are using, but csh is the safest since the program needs to runs after you log off. Bourne has a habit of killing the listener after you log off if you used it to start the program (this is a well documented gotcha to Bourne somewhat solved if yo use 'nohup' ). There has been mention of it on Oracle tech site w/ regards to other Unix OSs as well.

Tom Getts <tomgetts_at_aol.com> wrote in article <3331A97E.D9C_at_aol.com>...
> Hi,
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> I am seeking help on what the correct permissions should be for the
> SQL*Net V2 executable "tnslsnr" should be under Solaris 2.5
>
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Received on Fri Mar 21 1997 - 00:00:00 CST