Hi all...
This is my last resource and I should say that I'm desperate... I've
to make a release and I don't know how to solve the following.
I'm working in a project using Linux Fedora Core 4 + MySQL + sendmail
+ our own services and daemons. This release include many security
enhancements.
The permissions you need on these files are "444" not "777", but that's not your problem.I believe that mysql runs as a user other than root. On most systems a seperate "mysql" user account is created and the daemon switches to that account at startup.The EACCESS error would mean that some
Thanks Joseph for your quick response, it is the first one since I'm
struggling with this issue.
I'd like the solution would be as simple, that is why I said before
this is an annoying issue.
All the folders in the path to the certificates file has x bit set,
just to be sure I've checked it again.
The man page for open(2) gives these following reasons for EACCESS:
[EACCES] Search permission is denied for a component
of the
path prefix.
[EACCES] The required permissions (for reading and/or
writing)
are
That is a good question but I guess it is.. please see the attached
files for more information.
They are...
lsoutput.txt: I made ls in all the path to the certificates files
mysqld.log: Mysqld log file, interesting because it contains the
specific error, openssl .c files, line numbers (that by