PMDF System Manager's Guide

You should have a pmdf account, created before you installed PMDF. The directories /pmdf/queue, /pmdf/log, and /pmdf/table/queue_cache, and all subdirectories and files under them should be owned by the pmdf account. The /pmdf/tmp directory should also be owned by the pmdf account. If the protection and ownership are not correct for the queue cache database, messages can not be entered into the queue cache, and the queue cache will become desynchronized. Commands such as the following can be used to check the protection and ownership of these directories:

# ls -l -p -d /pmdf/queue drwx------ 6 pmdf bin 512 Feb 7 09:32 /pmdf/queue/ # ls -l -p -d /pmdf/log drwx------ 2 pmdf bin 1536 Mar 10 20:00 /pmdf/log/ # ls -l -p -d /pmdf/table/queue_cache drwx------ 2 pmdf bin 512 Mar 10 15:03 /pmdf/table/queue_cache/ # ls -l -p -d /pmdf/tmp drwx------ 2 pmdf bin 512 Feb 7 10:00 /pmdf/tmp/

Then check that any files and subdirectories of /pmdf/queue and /pmdf/log are owned by the pmdf account using commands such as:

# ls -l -p -R /pmdf/queue # ls -l -p -R /pmdf/log