thanks everyone .....I seams like I have to do some environment setting
manually. I'll try this after christmas ..thanks for the friends who
replied. Here is one of the solution I got.. ( "Davis, Alan" <Davis_at_tessco.com)
The typical reason that su'd scripts fail is because they don't get
the full environment of an interactive session.
Here's how I do it :
OENV=<path to user's env file>
APPUSER=<username of oracle acct>
FND_TOP=<path to top of binaries tree>
uSID=<oracle SID in uppercase>
/usr/bin/su - $APPUSER -c ". $OENV; \$FND_TOP/bin/start${uSID}mgr"
The important bit is the ". $OENV;" ahead of the command to execute. This
sources (in ksh) the users home environment file, ensuring that the script
gets the correct environment.
regards,
Dharmendra Yadav
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-----Original Message-----
From: DYadav_at_docklands.vic.gov.au [mailto:DYadav_at_docklands.vic.gov.au]
Sent: Thursday, December 20, 2001 6:05 PM
To: tru64-unix-managers_at_ornl.gov
Subject: su - <user > -c <command > permission problem.
>Hi wizkids,
> I want to add a scripts for Oracle Application and
Database
>on system (Tru64 , 5.1) shutdown/startup.
>These scripts works fine when I login to system as designated <oracle
>application user > user with no error.
>But when I added following line in script at /sbin/init.d/oraprod file
>( this is my linked file for statup & shutdown )
> su - <oracle user> -c <script path>
> they do not execute properly giving some permission error at certain
>part of the script.
Received on Fri Dec 21 2001 - 01:05:06 NZDT