Hi,<br/><br/>Thank you for your advice on the SetPermissions.sh script, which I executed before starting OTRS. This does not seem to be the fault, however. I suspect it has to do with opening the channel to the syslog service. But I don't know that much about perl to debug it.<br/><br/>**Warning message for everyone who installs OTRS on Solaris and executes the SetPermissions.sh**:<br/><br/>CHANGE THE SCRIPT AND QUIT THE 'test' STATEMENTS AS IT WILL ALTER THE PROTECTION OF YOUR OPERATING SYSTEM DIRECTORIES.<br/><br/>Your entries of type:<br/><br/>test -r file<br/><br/>should be changed to:<br/><br/>if [ -r file ]<br/>then<br/>...<br/>fi<br/><br/>Executing the script left me with an unworkable Solaris system and it cost me an afternoon to get all the permissions right of the /devices, /etc and other directories. (Fortunately I had a copy of the system to which I could compare the protection of various directories + their files to get everything working again).<br>
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