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Root user cannot read the Start Profile

Former Member
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Dear Experts,

I am facing a peculiar issue. In our SAP system(Linux platform)... the Development system and QAS system the root users can read the /sapmnt/SID/profile/Start Profile.

But in production it is showing the permission denied. though the permission for the start profile is same at all the systems.


I have shared the screens at below:

I am not getting any clue where all the permissions are same. And sap is running at all the systems. Can anybody help me ?

Regards

Asaduzzaman

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former_member186228
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Hi,

I think your production system is on distributed environment. And /sapmnt/SID is a NFS mountpoint which is shared from CI. Because of that you are getting permission error.

Regards,

Jithin

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Yes  /sapmnt/SID is a NFS mount point. the Server which are not shared,, these are ok with same permission. How to resolve  it?

Former Member
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Like in erpbangdev host ,,, which is ok. But bangprod_app1 is not ok. Erpbangdev is central system and Bangprod_app1 is the NFS getting from CI server. Though Laattr is same.

former_member186228
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hi,

I hope your IT team can resolve this issue. This is due to NFS files system permission issue.

You can view the setting by viewing below file.

/proc/fs/nfs/exports.

Regards,

Jithin

former_member182657
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Need result for the start profile file by using as similar


# lsattr START_DVEBMGS00_bangprod_appl

Regards,

Gaurav

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Hi , ls -la command out put is already shared please check the screenshot.

former_member182657
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Hi,

Could you share result for following commands

1. # id

2. cd  /usr/sap/<SID>/SYS/profile

# lsattr

Regards,

isaias_freitas
Advisor
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Hello,

Are you sure you were logged on as "root"?

(it doesn't hurt to ask )

Did your Linux team perform any special configuration on this server related to security (e.g., SELinux or others)?

Regards,

Isaías