iACS 1.19.14 glitch on Linux for permissions for cacerts and directory

Noticed a glitch first time I went to use Access Client Solutions 1.1.9.14 on Linux


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It didn't like that my directory ~/IBM/iAccessClient/Private/jwoehr was group-writable
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It didn't like that the file ~/IBM/iAccessClient/Private/jwoehr/cacerts was group-readable

When I fixed the permissions, it was ready to connect to the host.


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iACS 1.1.9.14 is more fussy than previous editions, or
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iACS 1.1.9.14 recreated the directories with the wrong permissions

Shrug. In any case, there it is, in case anyone gets the ugly refuse-to-connect message.


Jack Woehr
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