Oracle AS control hangs after user login - AIX 5.3

Hi,
We are engaged with a customer who deploys OracleAS 10.1.2.0.2 on AIX 5.3. After installation, AS control hangs after user logins. This issue is addressed in release note and metalink doc365725.1. We followed the guide in metalink to do the modification and we can access AS control successfully after that. However, due to some other reasons, we restart the AIX, and after that AS control hangs again. This is quite strange. Does anyone meet with this symptom before? How can we resolve this issue?
Thanks in advance.
Sindhiya V.

Thanks everyone for the response and help.
I completed the task yesterday with the permission method. However, I think I found the solution after completion. The trick lies at the oraInst.loc file. It lies at /etc directory for my case (AIX 5.3).
If you do a opatch lsinventory, it shows you the Central Inventory location and the location of orainst.loc. For my case, it is pointing to /oracle/DE1/920_64/inventory. Therefore, even though I am logging in as oraqa1 with all env and oracle settings correct, it still points to DE1 inventory.
I think modifying the Central inventory location in oraInst.loc will solve this problem.

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news:3cc60322$[email protected]..
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Thread 5:
0 libSystem.B.dylib 0x00000001000219da _workqkernreturn + 10
1 libSystem.B.dylib 0x0000000100021dec pthreadwqthread + 917
2 libSystem.B.dylib 0x0000000100021a55 start_wqthread + 13
Thread 3 crashed with X86 Thread State (64-bit):
rax: 0x0000000000000000 rbx: 0x0000000101c835ee rcx: 0x00007fffffe00080 rdx: 0x0000000101ae202c
rdi: 0x0000000000000006 rsi: 0x0000000101c835f4 rbp: 0x0000000101f80f10 rsp: 0x0000000101f80db0
r8: 0x0000000101ae2078 r9: 0x0000000000000000 r10: 0x0000000000000000 r11: 0x000000010028272f
r12: 0x0000000000000000 r13: 0x0000000101c83624 r14: 0x0000000101c83624 r15: 0x0000000000000006
rip: 0x00000001002c152e rfl: 0x0000000000010202 cr2: 0x0000000000000000
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Default Dashboard not working after user login

Hi All,
We have one issue in 11.1.1.7.1 where PORTALPATH is not working for users. As a result, user lands on home page/recent page instead of the default dashboard after login.
I followed Doc ID 1576576.1 and Bug 17071629 - PORTALPATH SESSION VARIABLE IS INEFFECTIVE is reported. I applied patch 17071629 on top of 7.1. I have tried and verified that
·     The URL we are using to login is “http://machinename:9704/analytics/saw.dll?bieehome&startPage=1”
·         There is no Start Page set in user’s My Account other than Default.
·         In Answers, the PORTALPATH session variable fetches correct dashboard path.
·         I removed space in the dashboard name and tried with following path “/shared/Dashboard/_portal/PortalPathTest”. Also, assigned same default value to the session variable. I also tried “/Shared Folders/Dashboard/Dashboards/PortalPathTest” and “%2fshared%2fDashboard%2f_portal%2fPortalPathTest” but nothing works.
·         lsinventory shows the patch got applied successfully.
One thing to notice -
1.       Login url is: "http://machinename:9704/analytics/saw.dll?bieehome&startPage=1"
2.       After login, browser URL gets changed to "http://http://scoreboard-sit.wellsfargo.com:9704/analytics/saw.dll?bieehomemachinename:9704/analytics/saw.dll?bieehome" and shows Home Page instead of default dashboard.
3.       Now at this stage, if I append "&startPage=1" to the above step 2 URL in browser, it automatically navigates to correct default dashboard.
Also, This patch has fixed default dashboard in Act As. That means, If I act as a User, I land on correct default dashboard. But if same user actually logs in, s/he lands on home page.
I suspect if URL redirection after login is the actual issue. Please suggest if anyone has an idea.
Thanks,
Akshat

I think this was the issue -
There was a java script error related to an undefined object, "accessMode" in logon.js. This is related to Accessibility or Section 508 (checked by Developer Tools of IE). We may have removed this code from the logon page which was causing the error. We had customized the page quite a bit previously. When I ignore the error and step through, I go to the correct portal path page. So we are going to replace the logon.js file with backup and hopefully it will fix the issue.
Cheers!
Akshat

Oracle Security - Controlling the 'alter user' privilege

Hi,
1. DB 10.1.0.5 and 10.2.0.3
2. "Admin User" needs to be able to change some users passwords in database.
3. Create user adminuser - grant alter user to adminuser.
4. DBAs will grant "approle" role to list of required users. DBAs will maintain control of who gets this role.
4. Create system trigger on alter database - will prevent "adminuser" from changing passwords for accounts not authorized - Script does not fire for DBAs and anyone changing their own password.
The trigger works as intended - the "adminuser" account can only change the specific set of users.
Question: We've discovered that the "adminuser" can also use the "alter user" privilege to change default tablespace and tablespace quota. User should only be able to change password.
Anyone have ideas on adding to the trigger to make sure the "adminuser" is only altering the password?
I am playing with the ora_is_alter_column system event, thinking that maybe the password column in user$ would be changed but so far I can't get this to work: Here is my trigger --
CREATE OR REPLACE TRIGGER SYS.PASSWORD_CONTROL AFTER ALTER ON DATABASE
DECLARE
DBACHK varchar2(50);
USRCHK varchar2(50);
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BEGIN
-- Ensure users can change their own passwords --
IF
ora_login_user = ora_dict_obj_name
THEN
RETURN;
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-- Do not apply trigger to DBA group --
select grantee into DBACHK from dba_role_privs where granted_role='DBA'
and grantee = ora_login_user;
IF
DBACHK = ora_login_user
THEN
RETURN;
END IF;
END IF;
EXCEPTION
WHEN NO_DATA_FOUND
THEN
NULL;
END;
BEGIN
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IF
ora_dict_obj_type = 'USER'
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and ora_is_alter_column('PASSWORD') = TRUE
THEN
RETURN;
ELSE
RAISE_APPLICATION_ERROR(-20003,
'You are not allowed to alter user.');
END IF;
EXCEPTION
WHEN NO_DATA_FOUND
THEN
RAISE_APPLICATION_ERROR(-20003,
'You are not allowed to alter user.');
END;
END;

user602453 wrote:
Ed, thank you for your reply. But, let me explain in more detail.
More detail is always helpful. ;-)
>
A specific user has been assigned as the application administrator. This admininstrator is responsible for reseting application user passwords. The DBA (me) recognizes the DB security issues so I am trying to craft a solution that will allow the application administrator the ability to change only the password of the application users.
I see that this may be out your hands, but I'd still question the wisdom of having an apps administrator being the one to change user passwords. Especially if that were a model where the users couldn't change their own passwords. I might accept it if the app admin were acting more of a helper to a clueless user.
Since the only way to change user passwords is to grant the 'alter user' privilege I need a system trigger to keep the user from changing non-application user passwords. Also, because I support nearly 100 production databases that support about 35 different applications I need a solution that can apply to multiple databases. I've been assured that there will only be one administrator charged with resetting passwords.
So,
Given those requirements, I have this trigger that will allow the the specific administrator to change the password of a specific set of user while not impacting DBAs or people wanting to change their own password. The way I've implemented this is to create a "dummy" role and assigning the role to the application user. The trigger will allow the administrator to change the password only if the user has the role assigned. The role has no privileges, it is just a way to "mark" the user as an application user. The administrator cannot grant this "dummy" role, only the DBA can.
Hope that clears things up.I still see another problem in that it still comes back to the dba to create the apps user in the first place, and to assign that dummy role to the user. Also, I'd hope that this proposed apps admin user is a role assigned to a real user. If not, as I mentioned before, you have no real accountability to who is using that account. Simply saying "it shall not be shared", even if written in corporate policy, won't secure it, and you won't be able to trace it. Well, you could turn on auditing and capture the OS userid in the audit log.

Oracle Linux 4 hangs after first reboot....@ GRUB Loading stage2

Hi Linux experts,
after I installed Oracle Linux 4(on Vmware), I go through the 4 ISO images(that I had burnt to CDs)...After the 4th CD is done, I have to do the first Linux reboot...Linux hangs on
"GRUB Loading stage2...."
Any idea how to fix this?
Thanks.

Hi,
I'm using Chan's article to install Linux on top of Vmware. His article is on http://www.oracle.com/technology/pub/articles/chan-bul-vmware.html#2.
Maybe I missed step 11 of his instructions.....but it says leave the default /dev/sda1...thats what I did.

Portege M800 - System hangs after fingerprint login

I just got my Portege M800 weeks ago and frankly speaking, this model has been giving me much trouble. Earlier it is the heat problem at the palm rest and there is no solution to it.
Now I am facing another issue with the fingerprint login. I am running on WinXP. I set the system to be locked after 5 minutes idle. So normally after 5 minutes idle, the system will require me to scan my fingerprint to unlock the Windows. But there are times that, after scanning my fingerprint and successfully matched, the screen will just be blank (only showing the desktop wallpaper). No desktop icons, no windows task bar and nothing. Press Ctrl+Alt+Del bring up nothing and no response even any key press. I tried to bring the system to hibernate by press the power button once also bring no response.
So I finally have to press and hold the power button to hard-reset the laptop.
Anybody can help or give any clue what was happening? Thanks!

I found the Fingerprint software on the Toshiba European driver page.
At this time you can find a 7.10.1.2 version for Vista 32bit and Win XP
Check this!

How to change the size of portal destop title after user login

hi,guys
got a question,I want to change the title of desktop,but I found out this title been limited by portal.the size length is 20.
in pf_desktop_instance table,the instance_title size is 20,so I changed it to 200,but still fail.so...does any guys handled this issue before.
I am using dvt tool of oracle weblogic portal.
thank you so much.
regards
aris

I found the function from editTitle.js
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          var url = this.getUpdateUrl();
          this.oldValue = oldValue;
          var content = samples.dvt.Manager.getContentObject();
          content.title = newValue;
          alert(content.title);
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               mimetype:     "text/html",
               content:     content,
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               error:          dojo.hitch(this, this.titleSaveError)
so,is that means this content truncate by dvt java code?
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Run NAC agent before user login - Win7?

Greetings all and thx in advance for any advice! Environment details - ISE 1.2. Patch 5 and cisco NAC agent 4.9.3.
I have all of the authen/authz policies working and functioning properly, however, I have run into an issue with the NAC agent running posture only after user login. This is causing some grief, mainly that users required login scripts can't run successfully until posture is compliant and the more permissive dACL is applied. I was hoping that posture would complete long before windows login was even an option for the user but for some reason I appear to require an interactive login to get the NAC agent to run posturing. Any thoughts or ideas on this? I tried the NAC agent installation with a couple of different user accounts on the windows hosts but without success, it will only posture once I have interactive login. I went pretty deep on the removal of the posture conditions to simply checking a single windows service but it didn't make any difference. Thanks for any advice!!
IA

Thanks for the reply Saurav, I should have clarified a design point. I am not doing any user authentication, only doing a machine authen. As I mentioned I can't seem to posture pre-user authentication even though I am not doing any user authentication.
IA

Run a powershell script on every user login/unlock

Hi everybody
I need to run a powershell (that opens an interactive dialog box) when every user log in or unlock session or remote connection to this server. In other words it have to be run every time a user enters a credential.
I tried task scheduler, but it didn't work properly. I tried triggers like "on workstation unlock" and "on connection to user session". I change user and group to administrators but still it runs under the author user (me) .
I found out user login event id is 4801 and 4778. can I use these event ids to run powershell code? Can I check raising the event ids through my code?
any other idea please?
Thanks in advance

Im not going to block a logon! I want to run a powershell code for every user login. assume like a message after user login. this kind of message for me is showing to me after other users login.
specifically this is a window from that I designed to execute on user login to show on the server and every user writes down in the text box the changes that is making on the server. this is a changes log solution to me. then I need to show every user to
work properly.
You can run a scheduled task at logon that can display a message. You can define this task in Group Policy.
You can also just use the standard user logon message which can also be defined in Group Policy.
You can execute a script task whenever an unlock event happens. This, too, can be defined in Group Policy.
¯\_(ツ)_/¯

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