> On 23/02/2010 19:51, glassfish_at_javadesktop.org wrote:
> > Thanks again, Kedar. This is what is so strange
> about this scenario...all domains were created and
> are running as root, and the root user's umask
> setting has not been changed from one domain creation
> and start to another.
> >
> > It doesn't appear that these "rogue" permissions
> are affecting anything wrt the application. Can you
> think of any case when r-- --- --- permissions in
> those applications directories could cause issue? Is
> there any need for write or execute permission on the
> files and directories therein?
> >
> I can't think of one myself.... I assume the location
> is on a local disk
> to the machine and isn't mounted from some other
> system over NFS, CIFS,
> Samba etc?
Thanks for your response, Steve. You are correct in your assumption. The location is indeed on local disk, not mounted from elsewhere.
Thanks again.
Skeeny
> > Thanks!
> >
> >
> >> Ultimately when Java code meets the physical
> >> platform, the low-level characteristics (e.g.
> >> directory
> >> permissions for the folders that Java code tries
> to
> >> create) are determined by that platform. So, here,
> >> maybe your "umask settings" came into play? e.g.
> when
> >> you deployed an app in the server that
> >> was started as a Java process by some user on that
> >> machine, it's that user's umask settings that
> >> determine the permissions on Unix platforms.
> >>
> >> Maybe none of this is what's happening on your
> >> system. But it has got to be something similar
> >> because I don't think deployment code in GlassFish
> >> does "chmod" explicitly on application
> >> folders. There is use of explicit chmod in
> glassfish
> >> source code, but it is at different place (or
> >> so I hope).
> >>
> >> -Kedar
> >>
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