This problem is fixed with the current version of NetWorker, 6.1.1. NetWorker will also not change the permissions of an existing /nsr/logs directory, you might change the permissions to 0700. Notice, you should not change the permissions of applogs, because db-modules are might run with non-root accounts. Wolfgang Am Donnerstag den, 10. Januar 2002, um 19:00, schrieb Venkatesh babu Sira: > Scenario is Legato Networker with one drive as NDMP to Backup Netapp. > When u start the group to backup Netapp using NDMP drive ,in > /nsr/logs/daemon.log it writes all the info including username & > passwd(clear text) for NetApp (usually it will root ) > As any one can read this file ,so that he can mess up NetApp. > I Moved /nsr dir & stop & restarted Networker ,it will recreate /nsr > dir with 755 perm. > This is seriously vulnerable to NetApp. > I masked few variables from my log file. > Solaris7, Networker 6.1 & NetApp DataONTAP 6.0.3. > _________________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com
