A.1 Change procedure

(1) Changing the file attributes under /opt/Cosminexus/CSC directory

Change the file attributes under /opt/Cosminexus/CSC directory, to administrator owner and group.

(Example)

chown -R user1 /opt/Cosminexus/CSC

chgrp -R group1 /opt/Cosminexus/CSC

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(2) Changing the file attributes under repository root

See /opt/Cosminexus/CSC/config/manager/cscmng.properties and change the file attributes as follows:

If a directory other than /opt/Cosminexus/CSC/repository is specified in repository root (cscmng.repository.root)

Change the file attributes under repository root to administrator owner and group.

(Example) When repository root is /home/user1/repository

chown -R user1 /home/user1/repository

chgrp -R group1 /home/user1/repository

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(3) Changing the file attributes under log directory

See /opt/Cosminexus/CSC/config/manager/cscmng.properties and, change the file attributes as follows:

If a directory other than /opt/Cosminexus/CSC/log/manager is specified in log directory (cscmng.log.dir)

Change file attributes under log directory to administrator owner and group.

(Example) When log directory is /home/user1/log

chown -R user1 /home/user1/log

chgrp -R group1 /home/user1/log

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(4) Changing the file attributes under response message output directory

See /opt/Cosminexus/CSC/config/manager/cscmng.properties and, change the file attributes as follows:

If a value is specified in response message output directory (cscmng.pireexec.response.dir)

Change file attributes under response message output directory to administrator owner and group.

(Example) When /home/user1/response is specified in response message output directory

chown -R user1 /home/user1/response

chgrp -R group1 /home/user1/response

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(5) Changing the file attributes under System Administrator information directory

See HCSC server setup information with the command cscutil and, change the file attributes as follows:

If hcscserver-data-filepath property is specified

Change the file attributes under System Administrator information directory to administrator owner and group.

(Example) When /home/user1/cscsys is specified in System Administrator information directory

chown -R user1 /home/user1/cscsys

chgrp -R group1 /home/user1/cscsys

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(6) Changing file attributes of SQL script file

See HCSC server setup information with the command cscutil and, change the file attributes as follows:

If sql-scriptfilename property is specified

Change SQL script file attributes to administrator owner and group.

(Example) When /home/user1/sqlsetup is specified in SQL script file

chown user1 /home/user1/sqlsetup

chgrp group1 /home/user1/sqlsetup

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(7) Changing the file attributes of SOAP Fault action definition file

See HCSC server runtime information with the command cscsvconfig -operation get and, change the file attributes as follows:

If soapfault-targetnamespace-filepath property is specified

Change the SOAP Fault action definition file attributes to administrator owner and group.

(Example) When /home/user1/soapfaultname is specified in SOAP Fault action definition file

chown user1 /home/user1/soapfaultname

chgrp group1 /home/user1/soapfaultname

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(8) Changing the file attributes of the user message trace

See HCSC server runtime information with the command cscsvconfig -operation get and, change the file attributes as follows:

If telegramtrace-filepath property is specified

Change the file attributes under user message trace output destination directory, to administrator owner and group.

(Example) When /home/user1/telegramtracefile is specified in user message trace output destination path

chown -R user1 /home/user1/telegramtracefile

chgrp -R group1 /home/user1/telegramtracefile

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(9) Changing the file attributes under method trace output destination directory

See HCSC server runtime information with the command cscsvconfig -operation get and, change the file attributes as follows:

If methodtrace-filepath property is specified

Change the file attributes under method trace output destination directory to administrator owner and group.

(Example) When /home/user1/methodtracefile is specified in method trace output destination path

chown -R user1 /home/user1/methodtracefile

chgrp -R group1 /home/user1/methodtracefile

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(10) Changing the file attributes under request trace output destination directory

See HCSC server runtime information with the command cscsvconfig -operation get, and, change the file attributes as follows:

If requesttrace-filepath property is specified

Change the file attributes under request trace output destination directory to administrator owner and group.

(Example) When /home/user1/requesttracefile is specified in request trace output destination path

chown -R user1 /home/user1/requesttracefile

chgrp -R group1 /home/user1/requesttracefile

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(11) Changing the file attributes under work folder root

See HCSC server runtime information with the command, cscsvconfig -operation get, and, change the file attributes as follows:

If work-folder property is specified

Change the file attributes under work folder root to administrator owner and group.

(Example) If /home/user1/workfolder is specified in the absolute path of work folder root

chown -R user1 /home/user1/workfolder

chgrp -R group1 /home/user1/workfolder

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(12) Changing the file attributes under common folder

See HCSC server runtime information with the command, cscsvconfig -operation get and, change the file attributes as follows:

common-folder-<common folder definition name> property is specified

Change the file attributes under common folder defined in common folder definition name to administrator owner and group.

(Example) When /home/user1/commonfolder is specified in the absolute path of common folder

chown -R user1 /home/user1/commonfolder

chgrp -R group1 /home/user1/commonfolder

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(13) Changing file attributes under the directory specified in environment variable CSCMNG_HOME

If multiple environments are created (environment variable CSCMNG_HOME is specified) on 1 machine, change the file attributes under the directory specified in CSCMNG_HOME, to administrator owner and group.

(Example) If /home/user1/cscmng1 is specified in environment variable CSCMNG_HOME

chown -R user1 /home/user1/cscmng1

chgrp -R group1 /home/user1/cscmng1

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(14) Changing the file attributes under the directory specified in environment variable CSCFTP_CMD_LOG

If output destination of log at the time of executing operating command is specified (environment variable CSCFTP_CMD_LOG is specified), change the file attributes under the directory specified in CSCFTP_CMD_LOG, to administrator owner and group.

(Example) If /home/user1/ftpcmdlog1 is specified in environment variable CSCFTP_CMD_LOG

chown -R user1 /home/user1/ftpcmdlog1

chgrp -R group1 /home/user1/ftpcmdlog1

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(15) Changing the attributes of files in the directory that is set for common-uoc-prop-path in the HCSC runtime definition

If the component-common UOC property file storage directory has been set (for common-uoc-prop-path in the HCSC runtime definition), change the owner and group attributes of the files in that directory to the administrator's owner and group names.

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(16) Changing the attributes of JAR files that include classes used by component-common UOCs

Change the owner and group attributes of the JAR files that include classes to be loaded into component-common UOCs to the administrator's owner and group names.

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