Hello Suresh
I did not knew about how to use grep like "grep oracle /etc/passwd" , now I know
THANKS
for last few years I was doing the other way "cat file | grep pattern"
I am going to try changing the password of "oracle" user and try installing it
Thanks
SC
Suresh Ramasubramanian wrote:
>[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Solve Cool) [Tuesday, September 03, 2002 4:38 PM]:
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>>Hello Suresh
>> this is the what I got
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>>cat /etc/passwd | grep oracle
>>oracle:x:59:54:Oracle database admin:/opt/oracle:/bin/bash
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>> cat /etc/group | grep dba
>>dba:x:55:oracle
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>Another winner of the "useless use of cat" award :)
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>What happened to "grep oracle /etc/passwd" ?
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>So the oracle and dba groups exist. Maybe the uid/gid for oracle and dba
>are not what the oracle installer program expects?
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> -srs
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