Re: UTL_FILE and default file permissions.....
- From: Maxim Demenko <mdemenko@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: Mark.Bobak@xxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Thu, 11 Jun 2009 19:26:42 +0200
Seems, the Note 283379.1 has a workaround.
Best regards
Maxim
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Bobak, Mark schrieb:
Hi all,
On my 10.2.0.3 RAC system, I’m running into a problem with default
file permissions for files created via UTL_FILE.
The problem is that the user’s server process inherits the default
umask of the listener that spawns the server process. The listener (I
assume) inherits the umask from the clusterware that starts the
listener on node startup. Finally, the clusterware starts from
/etc/init.d and inherits the default umask from (I assume) the init
daemon. If I, as the Oracle user, logged in to a particular node,
bounce the listener explicitly, the problem goes away, cause I have
default umask of 022, which is what I want. (Files that default to
rw-r—r--). But, listeners that are started by clusterware, either at
boot, or explicitly via srvctl, inherit a different umask value.
The question is, where can I set that umask value?
Help? I can’t be the first one to have run into this…?
-Mark
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