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10-28-2008 01:49 AM
10-28-2008 01:49 AM
Re: mailx problem (Uegent)
>have attached the o/p of swjob. kindly go thru it, may be we could find root cause of this problem
It appears that a whole bunch of directories and files were changed from 555 to 700.
I.e. someone did: chmod -R 700 /usr
You may want to do: swverify -F \*
It appears that a whole bunch of directories and files were changed from 555 to 700.
I.e. someone did: chmod -R 700 /usr
You may want to do: swverify -F \*
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10-29-2008 06:40 PM
10-29-2008 06:40 PM
Re: mailx problem (Uegent)
Thank you all..
specially Dennis for your valuable inputs and generous support..
specially Dennis for your valuable inputs and generous support..
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