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From: obrennan@CC3.CC.UMR.EDU (obrennan)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apollo
Subject: CRP problem
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Date: 15 Mar 91 14:21:24 GMT
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	We have several apollo 2500 and 3500  and one hp 400 system on a
	ethernet. The other day I decided to upgrade to SR10.3.
	Almost erverthing went fine except of some soft link problems which
	the install++ tool was not able to handle so I did it by hand.
	So far so good. But since then I have a problem on just one node.
	
	If I try to "crp -on //this_node "process " -cps " I get the
	following error message :
	
	?(crp) Can't create remote process - no right to perform operation (OS/ACL manager)
	
	Felix Brunner
	
	brunner@metoch.ch
	
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The problem occurs when one of the /dev/crp?? devices gets a corrupted
ACL. I usually check the CRP?? ACLs, one by one, on both machines until
I discover one that looks suspicious (owned by someone other than root),
then I use "ACL badcrp goodcrp" to correct the problem. You should then
be able to use CRP. Here is the ACL structure on ours:

 root.%.%                         prw--                 
 %.staff.%                        -rw--                 
 %.%.none                         [ignored]             
 %.%.%                            -rw--                 
 Extended entry rights mask:      -rw--

I'm not sure what causes the problem.


Gerry O'Brennan
Programmer/Analyst II
Computing Services
University of Missouri - Rolla
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