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03-12-2002 08:14 AM
03-12-2002 08:14 AM
swacl
i have a funky problem:
if i locally set acl's for one particular product
for 2 different users on a remote system,
1 takes 2 seconds, the other takes 40 seconds.
the funky thing is that the long one is the
acl for root.
(root is the owner of the product.... but i set the acl for the remote root...)
this swacl setting has been working properly
(ie 2 seconds for all users), up until recently, when this discrimination of root popped up in the logging...
(i do: swacl -l product -M user:user_name@servername:a name_of_product @ name_of_depot
where user_name is root and some other user,
servername is the remote host, name_of_product is the name of the product and
name_of_depot is the name of the depot (duh))
if i locally set acl's for one particular product
for 2 different users on a remote system,
1 takes 2 seconds, the other takes 40 seconds.
the funky thing is that the long one is the
acl for root.
(root is the owner of the product.... but i set the acl for the remote root...)
this swacl setting has been working properly
(ie 2 seconds for all users), up until recently, when this discrimination of root popped up in the logging...
(i do: swacl -l product -M user:user_name@servername:a name_of_product @ name_of_depot
where user_name is root and some other user,
servername is the remote host, name_of_product is the name of the product and
name_of_depot is the name of the depot (duh))
A Life ? Cool ! Where can I download one of those from ?
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03-12-2002 08:39 AM
03-12-2002 08:39 AM
Re: swacl
You might try bouncing swagentd with :
swagentd -r
See if this doesn't help any.
Good Luck
swagentd -r
See if this doesn't help any.
Good Luck
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03-13-2002 05:24 AM
03-13-2002 05:24 AM
Re: swacl
Hi,
Why would you want to change root permissions? The local superuser has access to all local SD objects irrespective of ACLs.
Regards,
Mateja
Why would you want to change root permissions? The local superuser has access to all local SD objects irrespective of ACLs.
Regards,
Mateja
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03-14-2002 01:09 AM
03-14-2002 01:09 AM
Re: swacl
ok,
but i want to grant those permissions to
root and another user from a machine other
than the one holding the depot:
depot is on server1
i want root and user1 on server2 to have rwcit
permissions on the product in the depot.
ps swagentd is already with option -r,
and has been started, stopped in any order without much effect whatsoever...
but i want to grant those permissions to
root and another user from a machine other
than the one holding the depot:
depot is on server1
i want root and user1 on server2 to have rwcit
permissions on the product in the depot.
ps swagentd is already with option -r,
and has been started, stopped in any order without much effect whatsoever...
A Life ? Cool ! Where can I download one of those from ?
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