>From: Michael Sands <address@hidden> >Organization: Moravian College >Keywords: 200010051237.e95CbA100839 ldm-mcidas PNG compression >Unidata-Wisconsin Michael, >I found all the things you said in the e-mail archives but thank you for the >response. I did all the steps you said but when I release the composites by >doing the ROUTE REL C command it does not release them. The next time I do a >ROUTE LIST they still show up as suspended. This must mean that the read/write permissions on ROUTE.SYS (and or the directory that it is in) do not allow modification by the user 'mcidas'. >I made sure that the copy of >ROUTE.SYS mcidas is looking at was the one in our /mcidasdata/mcidas directory >and I've also made sure that the ldm and mcidas users have read and write >access to both the ROUTE.SYS and SYSKEY.TAB files located in >/mcidasdata/mcidas. If the write permissions on ROUTE.SYS and SYSKEY.TAB are correct, then the /mcidasdata/mcidas directory must not have the permission to allow the write. The questions to answer are: o who owns /mcidasdata/mcidas cd /mcidasdata ls -alt o does /mcidasdata/mcidas have the execute permission for group set. The permissions should look like: drwxrwxr-x ... mcidas I.e., the directory should have owner read/write/execute; group read/write/execute; and world read/execute >I have >no idea what could be causing this. I'd appreciate any insight you could shed >on the problem. Check the directory permissions and then see if you can write to /mcidasdata/mcidas as 'mcidas': cd /mcidasdata/mcidas touch xxx Tom -- +-----------------------------------------------------------------------------+ * Tom Yoksas UCAR Unidata Program * * (303) 497-8642 (last resort) P.O. Box 3000 * * address@hidden Boulder, CO 80307 * * Unidata WWW Service http://www.unidata.ucar.edu/* +-----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
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