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Customizing the cron, uucp, and mail utilities for a read-only root file system z/OS UNIX System Services Planning GA32-0884-00 |
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As of z/OS® V1R13, ServerPac is delivered with the /usr/lib/cron, /usr/mail and /usr/spool directories as symbolic links. The required directories and symbolic link structure are created during installation by the BPXKMDIR REXX exec in SYS1.SAMPLIB. The exec is invoked by BPXISMKD and can also be invoked at other times as needed. For systems without shared file support, symbolic links must be created for the cron, uucp, and mail utilities before the root file system can be mounted in read-only mode. Files that were written to by those utilities must be moved out of the root file system and into a directory in a file system that was mounted in read/write mode. Typically, no action is needed in order for the BPXKMDIR exec to set up the required directories and symbolic links. However, if files have been generated by a previous customization of the cron, uucp, and mail utilities, they must be moved to the appropriate /var directories before BPXMKDIR can create the needed files and symbolic links. The procedure is described in Customizing the cron, uucp, and mail utilities. In order to retain the customization, they should be moved to the directories that the symbolic links will point to. The symbolic links are directed to /var directories
as follows:
For files used by uucp, these files are delivered as symbolic links that are directed to the /var/uucp directories as follows:
Certain directories must be in the /var directory
and have the appropriate permissions.
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