Re: [lids-user] One rule which doesn't apply

[KoMpUtErAiDeD <kom...@un...>]

Robert Gomu=B3ka wrote:

> Hello!
> I have one problem using lids.
> $ lidsadm -L | grep wtmp
(...)
>         /usr/sbin/rdate    WRITE:0      /var/log/wtmp
>=20
> My rdate is executed via cron:
> 0 1 * * * root rdate -s ntp.task.gda.pl
>=20
> So where comes such messages from:
> LIDS: rdate (8 3 inode 30536) pid 25276 user (0/0) on NULL tty: Try to =
open=20
> /var/log/wtmp for writing,flag=3D2
> (at 01 am)
>=20
> When executed by hand
> $ rdate -s ntp.task.gda.pl
> It gives no errors ...

Hi

Maybe you have to grant crond write permission to /var/log/wtmp and set=20
inheritance level (-i) to 1. I think you are facing this problem because=20
crond invokes rdate. So, crond is not allowed to write to wtmp and,=20
since rdate is running as a child process, it also does not have such=20
permission.


Hope it helps.
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Sellaro

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