touch: Permission denied on /usr/tmp
Hi Guys
Can someone advise on this... I have a box running RedHat 5.5 x64 (2.6.32-100.23.1.el5) and for some reason certain users are not able to write to /usr/tmp Code:
ls -ld tmp/ The only way I'm able to get around this is if I reboot the box, but a day or so later it does it again. My fear is that reboots are still possible on this one box, but on production it won’t even be an option I’m guessing there is a process I can kill to refresh or something Has anyone experienced this, and if so how did you get around it? Thanks in advance |
Quote:
Try setting the sticky bit on /usr/tmp, e.g.: Code:
# chmod 1777 /usr/tmp |
Hi guys
Problem solved, turns out the problem was with 2 oracle instances pointing to the same utl directory thanks all |
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