kereni
31st March 2004, 15:35
I moved the $BSE installation to other location with the same $BSE.
I re-register all tbase tables.
When I trying to login to BAAN I getting error "sh: cannot determine current directory"
root user can login.
all permissions are OK.
What's wrong???
günther
31st March 2004, 17:13
As you mention root, I guess your Baan server is Unix.
So I suggest to check /etc/passwd for the home directory of the user you cannot login. Here you might see /baan/bse since $BSE cannot be used.
Günther
kereni
31st March 2004, 17:17
The home directory in /etc/passwd is OK.
Another problem and I think its belong to the BAAN problem is that I can't access $BSE folders via FTP session.
In Telnet session I can access $BSE folders.
Thanks.
ssellens
1st April 2004, 15:21
This might be due to mounted file systems, if so you will need to un-mount them, check who owns the mount points and the permissions they hold. I had this problem a few years ago, and if I remember rightly this was how I fixed it.
Just to clarify, root can own the mount points but the permission's have to be 777.
Hope this helps
Steve