Hi Jyri , Can you look at the changes made for this bug at http://cr.opensolaris.org/~sunandam/6640449/ and let me know your comments .
Thanks Sunanda Sunanda Menon wrote: > > Hi Jyri , > > > Please see inline . > > Thanks Sunanda > > > Jyri Virkki wrote: >> Sunanda Menon wrote: >>> Hi , >>> >>> Please review the code changes for 6640449:Add mysql manage property >>> to MySQL SMF at http://cr.opensolaris.org/~sunandam/6640449 and let >>> me know your >>> comments . >>> >>> The changes have been tested with mysql user managing the SMF service . >> >> - usr/src/common/rbac/user_attr >> >> Why does 'mysql' user get assigned these auths? >> >> Can you describe the use case? It's not expected that anyone >> will ever log in as these system users (like webservd, mysql), it's >> only for the daemon process to use. So why does it need the auths? >> > Earlier root was starting the SMF facility and now since we will have > the mysql user created as part of Solaris ,If my understanding is > correct then mysql user should be in a position to start the SMF > facility much like what we have in place for postgres and so this > calls for changes to be made to the user_attr as without which I get > the permission denied error .The daemon mysqld is started as the mysql > user . > > If this is not the case ,what is the real expectation ?Please elaborate . > > > >> - usr/src/cmd/mysql-5-0/install-mysql >> >> So the end result here is that the mysql data is world readable? >> What's driving this? >> >> >> > > > I had set the data directory in /var/mysql/5.0 as 700 which is not > world readable .Are you referring to anything in particular which I > can look into .This is also on similar lines to postgres . > > -- Sunanda Menon Database Technology Group BLR03, x87098/91-80-66937098
