raidcom - problems after update to SLES SP3
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what about this as per install manual:Assure that everything is executable and writeable by stor2rrd user
Use lpar2rrd user on the Virtual Appliance.
This is a must! Under root identification execute this:# touch /HORCM/etc/USE_OLD_IOCT # chown stor2rrd /HORCM # chown -R stor2rrd /HORCM/* /HORCM/.uds # chmod 755 /HORCM /HORCM/usr/bin /HORCM/usr/bin/* /HORCM/log* /HORCM/etc/horcmgr /HORCM/etc/*conf /HORCM/.uds/
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Oh man. I start my try to fix that from the wrong site.
Thanks. That works.
"USE_OLD_IOCT" not sure? but i copy that without a change.
Easy...if you knoiw what you do.
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Can i ask here pls?
I have to try out RedHat, latest vs. I install all that stuff but i cant get horcm as user "stor2rrd" to work.
As user root i can start horcminst without a problem.
As user stor2rrd it wont work
Do you have an idea? I doublechecked all that stuff. raidcom (only the command) works as stor2rrd, raidqry works but i cant start the instance
-------------------[stor2rrd@serverrh ~]$ horcmstart.shstarting HORCM inst 101HORCM inst 101 has failed to start.12:41:00-0b023-00001636- horcread():cannot open command device:\\.\CMD-35999:/dev/sd12:41:00-0b11a-00001636- [WARNING] This device(\\.\CMD-359999:/dev/sd) is not ready for receiving a command.12:41:00-0b1e2-00001636- [horcread] cmddevopen() start:'\\.\CMD-359999:/dev/sd'[System Call Error]SysCall: openErrorno: 2 (No such file or directory)ErrInfo: Internal ErrorErrTime: Fri Nov 30 12:41:00 2018SrcFile: horcpprc.cSrcLine: 419312:41:00-0b886-00001636- horcread():cannot open command device:\\.\CMD-359999:/dev/sd12:41:00-0b968-00001636- [WARNING] This device(\\.\CMD-359999:/dev/sd) is not ready for receiving a command.12:41:00-0ba32-00001636- No device is ready for receiving a command in 1 line from HORC_CMD.12:41:00-0bb14-00001636- CMDDEV for UnitID:0 has not been ready.12:41:00-0bc02-00001636- ERROR:horcm_cfg_create12:41:02-bd225-00001635- horcmgr:Failed to connect to HORCM.[root@sv-serverrh ~]#
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Do you use command device? I see /dev/sdProbably user rigths for command device is wrongls -l /dev/sd*
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