Webserver 2.0 startup

We are having some problems with startup shutdown of the listner process.
Ows2, Digital Unix 3.2.
The webserver is started by oracle,dba and based on the config file does a context switch to nobody,nobody. The ./log/ directory where the log files and "listner".pid get written is owned by oracle,dba. The "listner".pid file doesn't get written, until apparently after the context switch is made ' cause nobody can't write to files owned by oracle,dba. With out the file "listner".pid, you can't shut down the listner with ease. We figured out that we could make the "pid" file owned by nobody and that works. BUT, when you go to stop the daemon, it wants to erase the "listner".pid when its done -- but can't because nobody owns it.

So what combination of ownership and/or permissions works. Received on Sun Sep 15 1996 - 00:00:00 CEST