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We keep getting this error message from each one of our search heads, I fixed the permissions on each search head and am still getting errors. Any suggestions?
-rwxrwxrwx. 1 root root 2648 Sep 12 08:53 nmon_cleaner.sh
09-13-2016 10:05:24.749 -0700 ERROR ExecProcessor - message from "/opt/splunk/etc/apps/TA-nmon/bin/nmon_cleaner.sh --cleancsv" /bin/sh: /opt/splunk/etc/apps/TA-nmon/bin/nmon_cleaner.sh: Permission denied
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Hi,
This is strange, I'll check this ASAP.
The nmon_cleaner.sh is a shell wrapper to nmon_cleaner.pl/.py can you check the permission of these files too ?
This is surprising, in the package I am quite sure permissions are fine, wouldn't you have extracted files on Windows hosts ?
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Hi,
This is strange, I'll check this ASAP.
The nmon_cleaner.sh is a shell wrapper to nmon_cleaner.pl/.py can you check the permission of these files too ?
This is surprising, in the package I am quite sure permissions are fine, wouldn't you have extracted files on Windows hosts ?
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I just changed the permissions on all 3 of them, will wait to see if I get anymore issues. Appreciate the rapid response...you have a phenomenal application.
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Glad you like it !
Thank you 😉
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ok this worked! thank you!
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You're welcome.
I have no idea why you've lost execution permission on these files, I have checked in the package and permissions are correct.
Maybe the way you extracted or have transfer the content.
Any way, nice it is solved.
Guilhem
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