Re: oracle 11.2 crs permission issue

Sure... it would be easy if the oracle user could just access and backup
everything - web servers, NFS shares, filesys config, etc... 
Clusterware is really a completely separate product, which manages many
applications - of which the database is only one.  Really backups should
be managed under root, and the oracle-specific parts could be passed off
to processes running as the oracle user.  (The clusterware is not an
oracle-specific part.)  FWIW, I don't know of any other clusterware
product on the market which can be backed up by a non-root user account.
-J

On 9/2/2011 8:04 AM, TESTAJ3@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
>
> I agree but you'd think oracle user would be able to have access to
> them.  Its easier to back things up as oracle then to go thru the
> hassle of trying to do it as root.
>
> joe

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