Hi,
I've compiled Perl script and now I'm using it in this environment :
MAILTO=xxx@xxx.xxx.xxx
# Activity reports every 5 minutes everyday&>>
*/5 * * * * www-data USER=www-data;PAR_CLEAN=1;/usr/local/bin/Convert
+_All_CybroItems.sh 1>>/var/log/Tinia/Convert_All_CybroItems-error.log
+ 2>>/var/log/Tinia/Convert_All_CybroItems-error.log
and I have in /usr/local/bin/Convert_All_CybroItems.sh :
#!/bin/bash
/usr/bin/tail -n 5000 /var/log/Tinia/Tinia_Visu/All_CybroItems_log.txt
+ > /var/log/Tinia/All_CybroItems_log_latest.txt
/bin/cat /var/log/Tinia/All_CybroItems_log_latest.txt | /usr/local/bin
+/All_CybroItems_log_to_xml > /var/www/tinialine/all_cybro_items.xml
+2>>/var/log/Tinia/Convert_All_CybroItems-error.log
where "/usr/local/bin/All_CybroItems_log_to_xml" is compiled Perl script with pp.
"All_CybroItems_log_latest.txt" has valid content, but I get this error in "Convert_All_CybroItems-error.log":
/usr/local/bin/All_CybroItems_log_to_xml: creation of /tmp/par-SYSTEM/cache-a7209413b5765281c83780bce66a67ab297f38c1/libperl.so.5.8 failed - aborting with 2.
The problem seems related to fact that I also have other compiled scripts running on system under root. Therefore directory /tmp/par-SYSTEM/ becomes owned by root, but I need somehow to run problem script under user www-data, so it will expand in /tmp/par-www-data/, but it seems that common libraries are always expanded in par-SYSTEM ...
Is there anyway to avoid this problem ? Any more info on running compiled scripts as various users ?
Thanks in advance,
regards,
Bulek.
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