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mauog_'s avatar
mauog_
Level 3
3 years ago

Error running OIP policy: libclntsh.so: cannot open shared object file: Permission denied

Hello, I'm trying to run an OIP policy on a linux client with Oracle 19 installed. In the bpdbsbora i can read: 12:29:58.800 [2027198.2027198] <2> OracleDllManager::open: Using library at [/u01/ap...
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  • Nicolai's avatar
    Nicolai
    3 years ago

    hi mauog_ 

    Make sure Oracle and Oinstall has read and execute permission on all directories leading to libclntsh.so.19 file. Either in /usr/openv/ or /u01/app.

    Does the Oracle backup fails or is just a status message in the log file you are trying to resolve ?

  • davidmoline's avatar
    davidmoline
    3 years ago

    Hi mauog_ 

    As Nicolai says, it looks like a simple file system permission problem. Try su'ing to the user that runs the Oracle backup (is it oracle or some other user?) and see if you can view the file, and if not where it blocks. 

    David

Nicolai's avatar
Nicolai
Moderator

hi mauog_ 

Make sure Oracle and Oinstall has read and execute permission on all directories leading to libclntsh.so.19 file. Either in /usr/openv/ or /u01/app.

Does the Oracle backup fails or is just a status message in the log file you are trying to resolve ?

mauog_'s avatar
mauog_
Level 3
3 years ago

Backups fail with 5455 error.

I just checked and all the tree from /u01 is group writable and executable.

Just /u01 an /u01/app belong to user grid group oinstall and then from /u01/app/oracle the tree belongs to oracle:oinstall.

 

  • davidmoline's avatar
    davidmoline
    Level 6
    3 years ago

    Hi mauog_ 

    As Nicolai says, it looks like a simple file system permission problem. Try su'ing to the user that runs the Oracle backup (is it oracle or some other user?) and see if you can view the file, and if not where it blocks. 

    David