We got it setup, but then the "first project" stuff wasn't there, so we backed up "step -1" and reran boss-install, but some remnants of elabman are still left behind, the user # keeps incrementing, we can edit the /etc/passwd file, but that seams like a hack. how do we completely remove the user from the database? should we delete tbdb then rerun boss-install?
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On Tue, Apr 7, 2009 at 6:12 PM, Leigh Stoller
<stoller@flux.utah.edu> wrote:
Has anyone had problems with batchexp (in "setting up system
experiments") not being able to create directories inside of
/proj/emulab-ops/exp at the end of the boss-install script. We
think some permissions got messed up, but we are having a hard time
tracking this down. we've manually created some directories, but
think this may be causing more harm than good.
boss> ls -laR /proj/emulab-ops
Also, what directories did you create and when did you create them?
Oh, are you sure you have perl installed with SETUID turned on? That
is mentioned in the wiki as something to check when doing an install.
Lbs