Errors after migrating from SCO 5.0.5 top Openerver 6

[Kenneth Brody]

Quoting Cesar Baquerizo (Fri, 18 Jan 2008 17:49:02 -0500):

>
> Kenneth Brody wrote:
>>
>> So, if the file has no indexes, you can access it just fine?
>>
>> What happens if you take a working, no-index file, and build an index?
>>
> Actually I can access the file just fine. and I can look up via the
> existing index in  the file.  I just can not access with dxmaint.
>
> I did just try your suggestion and attempted to create a new file and
> got the following.  It would appear to be a permissions problem (partly
> anyway)
>
> *** A System Error Has Occurred ***
>
> Cannot open file.
> /hd1/appl/filepro/ces60/map: Permission denied
>
> So....how do I make sure that filepro is running as the filepro user
> when logged in as user1?  I assume that is what I may need??

So it's only dxmaint giving you problems?

What are the permissions on dxmaint?  (They should be "-rwsr-xr-x", also
known as "4755", and owned by "filepro".)

Or by "create a new file" above, you're now talking about ddefine?  Did
the "/hd1/appl/filepro/ces60" directory get created?  What permissions
and ownership are on that directory?  What are the permissions/ownership
on all directories from "/" down to "/hd1/appl/filepro/ces60"?

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