On Tue, 2 Jun 2026 06:35:11 -0400, Robert S. Hansel > wrote: > >I've seen issues with this directory on other systems. The first process that >needs the directory creates and owns it. The permission bits are set depending >on that process' umask, which is often 0022, so the bits get set to 0755. As >other processes come online that need to create subdirectories under this >directory, they are blocked from doing so because of the permission bit. I >recommend you include the following commands in /etc/rc so that at system >startup the directory is created if not already present and the permission >bits are set to allow any process to create a subdirectory, but only the >creator/owner of each such subdirectory can delete it. > >mkdir /tmp/javasharedresources >chmod 1777 /tmp/javasharedresources > Are you trusting the "often 0022" setting of umask rather than setting it explicitly?
Use "mkdir -p ..." to create subdirectories. And "chmod -R ..."" to set subdirectories. How should the sticky bit be set? -- gil ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to [email protected] with the message: INFO IBM-MAIN
