OS command error=13, Permission denied in File Adapter

Hi All,
I am trying to call the OS commands in File adaper, when i check the Audit log i am getting Error exectuting the command. the same command when i check in OS its working fine.
i have collected the debug log and i can see the message saying
Catching #1#java.io.IOException: java.io.IOException: error=13, Permission denied
     at java.lang.UNIXProcess.<init>(UNIXProcess.java:148)
     at java.lang.ProcessImpl.start(ProcessImpl.java:65)
     at java.lang.ProcessBuilder.start(ProcessBuilder.java:451)
     at java.lang.Runtime.exec(Runtime.java:591)
     at java.lang.Runtime.exec(Runtime.java:429)
     at java.lang.Runtime.exec(Runtime.java:326)
     at com.sap.aii.af.lib.util.system.CommandLauncher.exec(CommandLauncher.java:64)
     at com.sap.aii.adapter.file.util.OSCommand.exec(OSCommand.java:58)
     at com.sap.aii.adapter.file.util.OSCommand.exec(OSCommand.java:33)
     at com.sap.aii.adapter.file.File2XI.processFileList(File2XI.java:991)
     at com.sap.aii.adapter.file.File2XI.invoke(File2XI.java:622)
     at com.sap.aii.af.lib.scheduler.JobBroker$Worker.run(JobBroker.java:500)
     at com.sap.engine.core.thread.impl3.ActionObject.run(ActionObject.java:37)
     at java.security.AccessController.doPrivileged(Native Method)
     at com.sap.engine.core.thread.impl3.SingleThread.execute(SingleThread.java:169)
     at com.sap.engine.core.thread.impl3.SingleThread.run(SingleThread.java:266)
I hope the problem with problem XI communication with OS level, Could you pls suggest me the problem?
Thanks,
Venkat

Hello!
You can see more information about os command using the file adapter in SAP note:
#841704 - XI File & JDBC Adapter: Operating system command
o The command line of an operating system command run through the
   File and JDBC Adapter is interpreted slightly different compared
   to common operating system shells. E.g. quotes and apostrophes
   are handled differently. If in doubt, check if the command can be
   successfully run through the Java Runtime.exec(...) API. Also
   note that the command is run as user "<sid>adm" (Unix) /
   "SAPService<SID>" (Windows).
   Under Windows, this especially means that you cannot use any
   shell commands interpreted by teh command processor (such as
   "copy", "ren" or "del") using the operating system command.
Best regards,
Franklin

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1. Making the technical settings for OSS1
You must configure transaction OSS1 before you can use it. Choose "Parameter" from the menu bar (-> Techn. Settings) and choose "Change".
The technical settings for transaction OSS1 are set by default to Walldorf (sapserv3) with the IP address 147.204.2.5. If this address does not correspond with the entry in your host file, choose the sapserv3 IP address that is valid for you by choosing the menu option "SAPRouter at SAP -> Walldorf".
Furthermore, enter your local SAPRouter information in the "SAPRouter 1" fields. Now save the settings.
After making these changes, the screen for the technical settings should be as follows:
Router data for the logon to SAPNet - R/3 Frontend
-Customer SAPRouters----
-SAPRouter 1----    -SAPRouter 2----
Name         my_saprouter
Name
IP Address   x.x.x.x
IP Address
Instanc No. 99
Instance No.
-SAPRouter and OSS Message Server at SAP----
-SAPRouter at SAP----    -OSS Message Server----
Name          sapservX
Name          oss001
IP Address    x.x.x.x
DB Name       O01
Instance No. 99
Instance No. 01
NOTE:
Replace sapservX with the following values:
sapserv1 (194.117.106.129) connection via Internet VPN
sapserv2 (194.39.131.34) connection via Internet SNC
sapserv3 (147.204.2.5)    for customers with connection to Germany
sapserv4 (204.79.199.2)    for customers in America
sapserv5 (194.39.138.2)    for customers with connection to Japan
sapserv6 (194.39.139.16) for customers in Australia and New Zealand
sapserv7 (194.39.134.35)   for customers in Asia
Choose "Start Logon to SAPNet - R/3 Frontend". If the system issues message S1 452, there are errors in the operating system configuration. In this case, see appendix A.
When you install an access authorization file "saprouttab", you should ensure that all of your front ends and R/3 servers can establish a connection to sapserv3, service sapdp99. Appendix E contains examples of saprouttabs. For more information on the SAPRouter, refer to the SAPRouter documentation (Note 30289).
Try it again until the dialog box "Please select a group" appears. If the dialog box "Please select a group" is displayed, the configuration for transaction OSS1 is correct. You can then proceed with the next section.
NOTE:
When you try to log on to SAPNet - R/3 Frontend, the system issues an error message indicating that you are no longer allowed to log on to SAPNet - R/3 Frontend.
2. Further questions?
As soon as you have carried out the steps described above, transaction OSS1 should connect you to the most efficient SAPNet - R/3 Frontend application server.
If you have further questions or problems, the file entitled "OSS1. TroubleShooting" contains additional information. If you have a problem that you cannot solve, contact our hotline: 0180/5 34 34 3-3.
Appendix A
If message S1 452 appears when you try to log on to SAPNet - R/3
Frontend with transaction OSS1, there is an incorrect setting somewhere (either in the technical settings for OSS1 or at operating system level).
To find out why the connection to the message server was unsuccessful, choose Tools (Case, Test ( Developer trace (transaction ST11). The trace contains an entry for dev_lg. This file contains the error log. The LOCATION line, if available, contains the host on which the error occurred. The problem description is found in the ERROR line. If you cannot find the entry dev_lg, check whether the program "lgtst" exists (see appendix B).
Examples of the contents of dev_lg:
ERROR       partner not reached (host abc.def.gh.i, service sapdp99)
TIME        Thu Aug 10 09:17:57 1995
RELEASE    21J
COMPONENT   NI (network interface)
VERSION    15
RC          -10
MODULE      niuxi.c
LINE        773
DETAIL      NiPConnect
SYSTEM CALL connect
ERRNO      239
ERRNO TEXT Connection refused
COUNTER    1
Here, the system could not reach the SAPRouter. For example, no SAProuter could be found under service 99 (port 3299) on the host with the IP address abc.def.gh.i. The SAPRouter process does not work or the IP address was not configured correctly in OSS1.
ERROR      service 'sapdp99' unknown
TIME        Thu Aug 10 09:22:00 1995
RELEASE    30A
COMPONENT   NI (network interface)
VERSION    17
RC          -3
MODULE      niuxi.c
LINE        404
DETAIL      NiPServToNo
SYSTEM CALL getservbyname
COUNTER    1
This message indicates that the service sapdp99 was not entered in /etc/services. Add the entry in /etc/services. This must be available on all R/3 servers and front ends.
LOCATION    SapRouter on abc.def.gh.i
ERROR      route permission denied (XXXXXXXX to sapservX, sapdp99)
TIME        Thu Aug 10 09:37:44 1995
RELEASE    30A
COMPONENT   NI (network interface)
VERSION    17
RC          -94
MODULE      nixxrout.c
LINE        1426
COUNTER    1
The file saprouttab, which contains the valid connections, is not correct. The SAPRouter on the host abc.def.gh.i does not set up the connection to sapservX. Check the SAPRouter file saprouttab. This should contain every R/3 server and frontend (see also appendix E).
LOCATION    SapRouter on abc.def.gh.i
ERROR      internal error
TIME        Thu Aug 10 10:50:18 1995
RELEASE    21J
COMPONENT   NI (network interface)
VERSION    15
RC          -93
MODULE      niuxi.c
LINE        773
DETAIL      NiPConnect
SYSTEM CALL connect
ERRNO      242
ERRNO TEXT No route to host
COUNTER    1
This error message indicates that the host abc.def.gh.i cannot process the IP address of the next host configured in OSS1. If the SAPRouter error message appears and the next host is sapservX, check the address for sapservX. OSS1 is delivered with the default settings sapserv3 and IP address 147.204.2.5. Customers in the U.S.A. are normally connected to sapserv4, IP address 204.79.199.2. If required, change the technical settings of OSS1 accordingly.
ERROR      internal error
TIME        Thu Nov 23 00:11:20 1995
RELEASE    21J
COMPONENT   NI (network interface)
VERSION    15
RC          -1
COUNTER    1
This message shows that the instance number entered does not agree with at least one of the technical settings for the SAPRouter defined in OSS1. The default for the instance number of the SAPRouter is 99. Under no circumstances should you enter the instance number of your R/3 system for the SAPRouter. You need to specify instance number 99 for sapservX. Otherwise, it is not possible to log on to SAPNet - R/3 Frontend.
LOCATION    SapRouter on sapservX
ERROR       route permission denied (XXXXXX to oss002, sapmsO01)
TIME        Mon Nov 27 19:25:54 1995
RELEASE    30A
COMPONENT   NI (network interface)
VERSION    15
RC          -94
MODULE      nixxrout.c
LINE        1390
COUNTER    1
An incorrect server was entered as message server 001, in this example, the server oss002. The message server for O01 is oss001. Change the technical settings for transaction OSS1 accordingly.
Appendix B (for Windows NT only)
Change to the directory "\usr\sap\<SID>\SYS\exe\run" and search for the program "lgtst.exe". If you cannot find it, or if the length of this file is not exactly 640216 bytes, import the program "lgtst.exe" from sapservX via ftp:
> ftp sapservX
Connected to sapservX.
220 sapservX FTP server (Version 1.7.194.2 Wed Sep 8 17:23:04 GMT 1993) ready.
Name: ftp
331 Guest login ok, send ident as password.
Password: <Your_customer_number>
ftp> cd dist/permanent/OSS1/lgtst.exe
250 CWD command successful.
ftp> binary
200 Type set to I.
ftp> get lgtst.exe
150 Opening BINARY mode data connection for lgtst.exe (640216 bytes).
226 Transfer complete.
640216 bytes received.
ftp> bye
Copy this file into the aforementioned directory.
Appendix C
The messages from transaction OSS1 (error messages and information) are given in the following list. Each message is described briefly.
|No.| Message Text
|450| Maintain technical settings first.
|452| Unable to connect to SAPNet - R/3 Frontend message server.
|454| E: Unable to start SAPGUI.
|455| SAPGUI was started.
|456| Specify a server name.
|457| Specify an IP address.
|458| Specify an instance number.
|459| Specify a database name.
|460| No authorization to log on to SAPNet - R/3 Frontend.
|461| No authorization to maintain technical settings.
|462| E: RFC destination could not be generated
Number 450: Maintain technical settings first
You can only log on to SAPNet - R/3 Frontend if the technical settings
are maintained. The technical settings determine the network path from the customer R/3 system to the online service system.
Number 452: Unable to connect to SAPNet - R/3 Frontend message server.
This message appears if the connection to the SAPNet - R/3 Frontend message server was not possible (system name O01, server oss001). There can be different reasons for this (see appendix A).
Number 454: E: Unable to start SAPGUI.
Transaction OSS1 could start the SAPGUI (not SAPTEMU), either because the program does not exist in the path given, or because the execute permission is not set correctly. Check whether the SAPGUI exists; SAPTEMU alone is not sufficient.
Number 455: SAPGUI was started.
This is not an error message. It merely informs you that an additional SAPGUI was started to establish a connection to SAPNet - R/3 Frontend.
Number 456: Specify a server name.
The server name was omitted from the technical settings.
Number 457: Specify an IP address.
The IP address was omitted from the technical settings.
Number 458: Specify an instance number.
The instance number was omitted from the technical settings.
Number 459: Specify a database name.
The database name for the Online Service System (001) was omitted from the technical settings.
Number 460: No authorization to log on to Online Service System
You do not have authorization to call transaction OSS1. Up to Release 2.2F: The authorization S_TSKH_ADM is checked for value 1. After Release 2.2F: For transaction OSS1, there are two special authorization profiles (see appendix D).
Number 461: No authorization to maintain technical settings.
You do not have the authorization to maintain the technical settings (see appendix D).
Number 462: E: RFC destination could not be generated.
In Releases 2.2, you can ignore this message. When saving the technical settings, an attempt is made to generate the RFC destination SAPOSS. The length of an RFC destination is limited in 2.2, and the maximum length was exceeded by the parameters of the technical settings.
Appendix D
As of Release 2.2F, there are two different authorization profiles for transaction OSS1: S_OSS1_START and S_OSS1_ADMIN.
S_OSS1_START authorizes you to call transaction OSS1 and to log on to the Online Service System. In addition, S_OSS1_ADMIN contains the
authorization to maintain the technical settings for the transaction.
The technical settings of OSS1 must be made at least once. Therefore, add S_OSS1_ADMIN to your user profile, log off, and then log on again afterwards.
Appendix E
Prerequisites:
(A TCP/IP connection can be established between the SAProuter on
the customer system and the SAProuter on sapserv3 in Walldorf.
(The SAProuter process must be started on the server that is registered
with SAP:
saprouter -r -R saprouttab &
Example of the "saprouttab" file with minimum configuration:
saprouttab - Example
Allows connections from the entire customer network to sapservX
and therefore to the Online Service System via SAProuter port 3299.
P      *      sapservX    sapdp99         *
Allows connections from sapserv3 to the entire customer network,
for example for EarlyWatch or First Level Support.
P   sapservX      *          *            *
Header Data
Release Status:     Released for Customer
Released on:     30.06.2006 09:13:57
Priority:     Correction with high priority
Category:     Consulting
Primary Component:     XX-SER-NET Network connection
Antonio.
Edited by: Antonio Voce on May 22, 2008 5:07 PM

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I have installed the SAPROUTER.
when our remote user login by SAPSTRING 114.240.174.28 then user can login without any problem
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KT "p:CN=sapserv2, OU=SAProuter, O=SAP, C=DE" 194.39.131.34 *
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Our remote user can access with the /H/external_IP_of_saprouter/H/internal_IP_of_saprouter/H/ this string
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null

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There is a patch script which apparently corrects this problem
and others, at <a
href=http://technet.oracle.com/>http://technet.oracle.com/</a>.
I have not run it yet as I need a spare hour to check out
exactly what the script will do.
I changed the owner and permitions on tnslsnr, as described
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Derek Stevenson (guest) wrote:
: This is a great, great tip. With a default install, the owner
: on tnslsnr is set incorrectly (to root, not to oracle), and
you
: keep getting the permission denied problems. Once the owner
is
: set correctly, though, the sqlplus user/passwd@dbname test
works
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: Someone should publish this in the install directions!!!
: --Derek
: Harvey Berenberg (guest) wrote:
: : Andre Maasikas (guest) wrote:
: : : Jan Pfeiffer (guest) wrote:
: : : : Harvey Berenberg (guest) wrote:
: : : : : I get the following error msgs when starting the
: listener
: : : : : I'm using RH 5.2 and Oracle8.0.5 standard.
: : : : : Does anyone know what what it needs to be done to
: correct
: : the
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: : : owner is wrong, (root? I'v seen it sometimes) it should be
: the
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: : I resolved the problem by changing permissions on the
tnslsnr
: to:
: : -rwxr-x--x 1 oracle dba 3636562 May 26 15:14
: tnslsnr
: : and on the directory $ORACLE_HOME/network/log to:
: : drwxrwxr-x 2 oracle dba 1024 May 17 16:55
: log
: : and on listener.log to:
: : -rw-rw-r-- 1 root dba 14291 May 26 17:19
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null

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