On this system, the /data directory exists, but is not accessible to my user:
MVA1 ~ > ll -d /data
drw-r--r-- 2 BPXROOT TSOUSER 0 Nov 18 2020 /data
During terminal interaction I get the following RACF message, although there are no failures in the UNIX System Services console:
ICH408I USER(IBURNET ) GROUP(TSOUSER ) NAME(IAN S BURNETT ) 981
/data/zopen/usr/local/zopen/openssl/openssl-3.6.0/ssl/openssl
.cnf
CL(DIRSRCH ) FID(D7C1C8F0F0F50EAE000000001E5F0A41)
INSUFFICIENT AUTHORITY TO STAT
ACCESS INTENT(--X) ACCESS ALLOWED(GROUP R--)
EFFECTIVE UID(0000000393) EFFECTIVE GID(0000000005)
I can trigger this message (twice) by running a zopen info command against a package - presumably that does a call out to a remote server somewhere to check package details.
openssl package information:
MVA1 ~ > zopen info openssl
==> openssl: STABLE 3.6.0
Description: openssl on z/OS
==> Package
Version: 3.6.0
Release: 20251002_152051
Buildline: STABLE
Categories: N/A
GitHub: https://github.com/zopencommunity/opensslport
License: https://github.com/zopencommunity/opensslport/blob/main/patches/LICENSE
zopen license: https://github.com/zopencommunity/opensslport/blob/main/LICENSE
==> Installation Details
Installed: Yes
Installation Path: /u/iburnet/zopen/usr/local/zopen/openssl/openssl-3.6.0.20251002_152051.zos
Installation Size: 118.947 MB
==> Test Status
Passed: 297/298 (99%)
==> Package Details
Download Size: 59.08 MB
Commit SHA: 76454eff779e4e46aaa89da2b783f9fbe5e608fb
Community SHA: c0e4e6b948818720cba79ac6789bb6cdd9226d2e
==> Dependencies
Build: check_clang, curl, curl, git, git, gzip, gzip, jq, m4, make, perl, sed, tar, tar, zoslib, zoslib
Runtime: meta
This problem has very similar symptoms to the already-fixed issue 150 in gitport and to the one I have just raised for ncurses as issue 25.
On this system, the
/datadirectory exists, but is not accessible to my user:During terminal interaction I get the following RACF message, although there are no failures in the UNIX System Services console:
I can trigger this message (twice) by running a
zopen infocommand against a package - presumably that does a call out to a remote server somewhere to check package details.openssl package information:
This problem has very similar symptoms to the already-fixed issue 150 in gitport and to the one I have just raised for ncurses as issue 25.