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Linux file permissions when destype=file

MalcASep 20 2017 — edited Sep 21 2017

Hi all,

Database: 11.2.0.4.0, Reports: 11.1.2.2.0.

I am calling Reports to produce a pdf on our Linux server, with destype=file. The file is being created, but the permissions are rw-r----- (640 or a umask of 027).

I need the permissions to be rw-r--r-- (umask 022).

I have read Oracle doc 272006.1 which says I can put a umask in reports.sh (for standalone installations) or for 11g and in-process installations, put the umask in startWebLogic.sh

I have tried both places (and bounced either weblogic or the ias component for reports via opmnctl), but the files always still end up rw-r-----

Has anyone any other ideas why the files are not ending up with the permissions I need? I have also tried a umask in the user's bash_profile, and set umask to 022 in the shell before re-starting Reports, but nothing is having any effect.

regards,

Malcolm.

This post has been answered by Matej D. on Sep 21 2017
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