filepro permissions on system call

[Walter Vaughan Jr]

Here is where I would begin to look
https://www.thegeekdiary.com/what-is-suid-sgid-and-sticky-bit/


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Subject: filepro permissions on system call

I have a output processing table that does a system call to a shell script and passes parameters to it

If: zb ne za
Then: system "/appl/fpmerge/path/to/script.sh"<zf<za<zb

This processing table runs  in root's cron at night - this script doesn't run (this script sends an email) if run in root's cron This also doesn't run if I su - root and run the processing table

However it does work if I login as myself and I run the processing table and also runs if I just run the script 'stand alone' as myself or if I run the script 'stand alone' if I su - root But as root it doesn't run if I call the filepro processing table

What are the proper permissions on a script that runs in root's cron, but that filepro actually calls via a system call?  I currently have it owned and group own as filepro I tried changing both properties to root but nothing changed

CentOS 7 and filePro 5.6.10R4

thanks
Scott
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