I totally agree for general purposes. However, the users/app in
question are Oracle/Sybase Databases writing directly to the
devices.
-jeff
Jason Martin wrote:
On Wed, Feb 16, 2005 at 01:37:10PM -0500, Jeff Bethke wrote:
Then I go ahead and reboot the host or someone comes along and runs a
vgscan. VOILA! The perms for those files reset to root:root. How do
I prevent that from happeneing? I want it so that I can make a device
and set its perms to some user, and forget about it. Is that even
possible? If so, how? Or, what am I doing wrong in setting up the lv/vg's?
One generally doesn't let non-root users have direct access to
devices. Instead you should format and mount the filesystems on
those drives and give users access to that.
-JM
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