CA CSM Application Server Fails at Startup with Insufficient Privileges for BPX.SERVER
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CA CSM Application Server Fails at Startup with Insufficient Privileges for BPX.SERVER

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Article ID: 28799

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Mainframe Software Manager (Chorus Software Manager)

Issue/Introduction

I cannot start up the CA CSM application server. I see the following messages in the log:

MMS0001E - Insufficient privileges: server requires FACILITY:BPX.SERVER(READ).

13.54.54 JOB47638  BPXP015I HFS PROGRAM /bin/sh IS NOT MARKED PROGRAM CONTROLLED.

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Reason:

The check for privileges that are needed for the CA CSM application server to run has failed.

Solution:

  1. Verify whether a sticky bit is on for /bin/sh:
    ls -l /bin/sh

    If the sticky bit is on, you get the result similar to the following output, where the letter t represents the sticky bit:

    -rwxr-xr-t  --s-  2 USER01  GROUP  1712128 May  2  2014 /bin/sh

    If t is missing, set the sticky bit for /bin/sh:

    chmod +t /bin/sh
  2. If /bin/sh is executed from a file system that is mounted with the NOSETUID attribute (that is, considered untrusted), remount the file system with the SETUID attribute.

Environment

Release:
Component: MSM