I understand the solution for a RHEL/Linux environment using udev & ASMlib to retaining RAW device file permissions/ownership.
However, I need a solution for Solaris. It appears everytime a Solaris server performs a "reconfigure" reboot, the /dev/rdsk/c*d*s6 file permissions will change to root ownership. This might be the routine that happens for a "reconfigure" reboot when the OS rebuilds it's device files. The only really solution I see is to develop our own home grown "chown/chmod" scripts to run at boot time (/etc/rc3.d) to modifiy any/all ASM related device files.
Please advise.
We understand the workaround solution. However, i need to understand why is the ownership of the ASM disks getting changed for every reboot. This situation never happened before. If there a recent OS related patch that was applied that has caused this situation?