Error adding to schedule: at: you are not authorized to use

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esivaprasad
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Error adding to schedule: at: you are not authorized to use

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Hi,
When we try to schedule job through director,we are getting following error
"Error adding to schedule: at: you are not authorized to use at. sorry "
we are using user id DSADM.
please help me in this ,how we can resolve this error and schedule jobs through director.
Thanks in advance
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Post by chulett »

Get authorized. Talk to your SysAdmin. Make sure you have cron access as well while you're at it.
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Your SysAdmin should know about at.allow and cron.allow files. If not, get a competent SysAdmin.
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It sounds like the unix admin went out of their way to disable scheduling capabilities...
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No, they just need the scheduling user added to cron/at.allow, something that doesn't typically happen 'out of the box'.
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Ah, I thought scheduling was enabled by default...
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Post by esivaprasad »

user dsadm has UID set to 0 (equivalent to root) which is not a standard to client. so they removed access to schedule jobs or cron access.
changed UID 0 to 286 and given access .
Now we can able to schedule jobs through datastage director.
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That reminds me, a past unix admin I worked with had a custom license plate on his car....

UID 0

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Ah, there's no place like 127.0.0.1 !
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