I have error when i want to to open server SASAPP

[Satora_In]

How to find this library SASUSER

[Tom]

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@Satora_In wrote:

How to find this library SASUSER

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Log in as a user that works and check where the libref SASUSER is pointing.  Run something like:

%put %sysfunc(pathname(sasuser));

You should see something like:

/home/username/sasuser.v94

So check location that would become if you change the usernames.  Make sure that such a directory exists and that it is writable by the intended user.

Usually when we have this problem is caused by:

1) The system admins not creating the userid properly so that they don't have a home directory

2) The mounting of the home directory not working.  THey can usually just restart the automount process and it will start working.

3) The user deleted the directory or changed the permissions.

[Satora_In]

How to solve this problem, but I can’t check the path from a user that doesn’t work for me

[Satora_In]

Apparently the path is not specified correctly. How can I indicate the path to the user?

[Satora_In]

I deleted and added a user several times, perhaps because of this the home directory disappeared

[Kurt_Bremser]

Internally, te operating system identifies the user with a number, not the name. Unless you explicitly specify that number when you create the user, the system will assign it randomly.

So you get an existing directory with the permissions assigned to the old number, and the newly created user can't write to it.

Make up a rule for mapping usernames to numbers to avoid this.

[Satora_In · Accepted solution]

Я решил проблему с помощью команды chmod
и правильно настроил каталог home где у меня был юзер chmod user direction -r