Hi Juan,

Well i will show you how my directory structure looks permissions directory / file wise.

[root@orville threatmonitor]# cd threatmonitor/
[root@orville threatmonitor]# ls -l | grep sql
drwx------  3 monetdb monetdb  72 Sep  9 02:07 sql_logs
[root@orville threatmonitor]# cd sql_logs/
[root@orville sql_logs]# ls -l
total 0
drwx------ 2 monetdb monetdb 96 Sep 12 20:11 sql
[root@orville sql_logs]# cd sql/
[root@orville sql]# ls -l
total 521
-rw------- 1 monetdb monetdb     11 Sep 12 20:11 log
-rw------- 1 monetdb monetdb 524311 Sep 12 20:15 log.11
[root@orville sql]# 

The sql_logs is 700 and the sql directory underneath is the same and the files are 600.

Regards,

Brian Hood

On Thu, Nov 12, 2015 at 11:33 PM, Juan Carlos Gastélum <jcgastr@farmacon.com.mx> wrote:
Hi

I have just confirmed that the user, the group and the permissions are correct, as mentioned by Brian Hood. I have disabled AppArmor also and the error is still there.

I'm using ubuntu 14.04.

What else can I do to solve it?

Thanks.

Juan Carlos


Hi Juan,

Make sure user and group of your dbfarm consistent in your dbfarm directory.

I just create a user and group monetdb.

then chown -R monetdb:monetdb the directory and let monetdb do the rest
when you start it as that user.

Also it might be SELinux or Apparmour causing you an issue check the
getenforce/setenforce commands and documentation for details.

Regards,

Brian Hood


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