To start EEM, the standard procedure is:
su - dsa
dxserver start all
Note: User 'dsa' is the default user name. If you selected a different user during install, 'su' to that user as they own the $DXHOME files
The service fails to start, with the following error:
# su - dsa
$ dxserver start all
Starting all dxservers
itechpoz starting
..
itechpoz failed to start
$
As root, if you set the $DXHOME variable to $CASHCOMP/CADirectory/dxserver, the dxserver service can be started successfully. However, the service fails to start automatically upon reboot.
EEM 12.6.2
This is known to occur if the $DXHOME/bin/dxserver file has incorrect permission and ownership settings.
You will need to ensure the $DXHOME/bin/dxserver file is owned by root:etrdir and has 4750 permissions, with the setuid bit like this:
-rwsr-x---. 1 root etrdir 7831639 Apr 18 2018 dxserver
This can be set with the following commands:
chown root:etrdir dxserver
chmod 4750 dxserver
In addition to this, if the service has previously been started as root, you will need to change the dxserver log file permissions to dsa:etrdir to allow the 'dsa' user to append to the logs.
As user 'root' :
cd $CASHCOMP/CADirectory/dxserver/logs
chown dsa:etrdir *.log
You can now su to the 'dsa' user and successfully start the dxserver service.