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Old 04-19-2008, 07:38 PM
Ph. Chantry
 
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Default How to check permissions ?

Hi all,

Is it a way (existing shell script, etc.) to check permissions of Informix
files used by IDS2000 9.40 ?

In other words, is it an existing way to use the
$INFORMIXDIR/etc/IDS2000files ?

The format of this file should be explained in the file "bin/fileslist.doc",
but I can't find it on our server.

Many thanks,
Philippe


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Old 04-19-2008, 07:38 PM
Jonathan Leffler
 
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Default Re: How to check permissions ?

Ph. Chantry wrote:
> Is it a way (existing shell script, etc.) to check permissions of Informix
> files used by IDS2000 9.40 ?
>
> In other words, is it an existing way to use the
> $INFORMIXDIR/etc/IDS2000files ?
>
> The format of this file should be explained in the file "bin/fileslist.doc",
> but I can't find it on our server.



ixchkperm and ixsetperm in utils_jl in the IIUG Software Archive.

You might have to do a little work to deal better with missing files.

I think bin/fileslist.doc is an internal (non-distributed) file. It
really shouldn't be mentioned in the files you see.

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