Re: [389-users] which user must have access to /var/run/dirsrv ?

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dima vasiletc wrote:
On 06/15/2009 08:08 PM, Nathan Kinder wrote:
dima vasiletc wrote:
Hello
When i try start dirsrv i have error
Failed to delete old semaphore for stats file (/var/run/dirsrv/slapd-MY-DOMAIN-COM.stats). Error 13 (Permission denied).
Note that this is referring to a semaphore that coordinates access to the stats file, not the stats file itself.

Did you previously install and remove a DS instance with the same name on this system? Did you recently change the user that this DS instance runs as?

but access for dirsrv user permited.
also


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Thanks.
After reboot  resolved.
Posix named semaphores are removed during a reboot, which is why the reboot fixed your problem. A reboot is not necessary to clean up a left over semaphore.

You can see the current named semaphores and their ownership by doing a 'ls -l /dev/shm'. For DS, we create a semaphore named something similar to "sem.slapd-localhost.stats". I believe simply removing this would have fixed your problem as well.

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