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Brtools settings in UNIX

Former Member
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Dear all,

In our sandbox server in kernal directory brtools settings are not in correct authorizations.It contained owner is (sid)adm.

I want to set the owner ora(sid)?

what is the exact command to set these ?our os is HP unix?and what are the prerequisites?

Regards

Nani

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Former Member
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In the last point.. it should be /usr/sap/saproot.sh SID..

Regards,

Ershad Ahmed.

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Former Member
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Hi nani,

Following commands can make your authorization right.

cd /sapmnt/<SID>/exe

chown <sid>adm:sapsys *

chmod 775 *

chmod 4775 brarchive brbackup brconnect brtools

chown ora<sid>:dba brarchive brbackup brconnect brtools

Regards

Former Member
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Hello...

Ideally Brtools should have owner as orasid and group as dba....

You can change them using chown command at the OS level...

or if you have Root acess go to exe and then run the saproot.sh.. it will fix the Issue ...

if you dont have the root acess.. you can copy the saproot.sh from exe to /usr/sap.. and then try this command sudo /usr/sap/SID/sapoot.sh..It will fix the issue..

Regards,

Ershad Ahmed ..

Former Member
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Hi Nani,

The easiest way to leave BR* with the correct permissions is run as root user the script <b>/sapmnt/<SID>/exe/saproot.sh</b> (included with the kernel .SAR).

Best Regards,

JC Llanes.

Former Member
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To run the brtools from DB13, the owner should be ora<sid>.

OSS note 8523 describes the steps to set the ownership/permissions.

Best regards,

Elmar.

Former Member
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You can leave brtools to sidadm, should not be a problem as long as sidadm user is member of dba group.