, This relaxes security on the software binaries to pre-10g state.
Bradd Piontek
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the greatest joy is in having someone
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William Feather
On Fri, Jan 15, 2010 at 9:20 AM, Ray Stell wrote:
I've never touched Oracle 10 software, but some enterpise software is
forcing me to use a 10g client. I need to be able to allow a user on
the linux db server host to use a 10 oracle client. It seems default
permissions prevent this. Is there a script somewhere that sets the
software so it is usable? Maybe it is a patch to something above
10.2.0.1 that get's this right (or wrong given the security issues)?
I can't find the right meatlink note. Thanks.
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--I've never touched Oracle 10 software, but some enterpise software is
forcing me to use a 10g client. I need to be able to allow a user on
the linux db server host to use a 10 oracle client. It seems default
permissions prevent this. Is there a script somewhere that sets the
software so it is usable? Maybe it is a patch to something above
10.2.0.1 that get's this right (or wrong given the security issues)?
I can't find the right meatlink note. Thanks.
--
http://www.freelists.org/webpage/oracle-l
http://www.freelists.org/webpage/oracle-l
