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    • https://kb.netapp.com/on-prem/ontap/da/NAS/NAS-KBs/chmod__Changing_permission_fails_with_error_Operation_not_permitted
      Applies to A unix user that belongs to the unix ownergroup with RW permission fails to execute the chmod command. It returns Operation not permitted [root@user11: ~]# cat /etc/passwd user1:x:2004:300:...Applies to A unix user that belongs to the unix ownergroup with RW permission fails to execute the chmod command. It returns Operation not permitted [root@user11: ~]# cat /etc/passwd user1:x:2004:300::/user1:/bin/bash [root@user11: ~]# cat /etc/group [root@user11: ~]# ls -l -rw-rw-r--. 1 2013 group1 12108 Dec 31 10:11 000100000000 [user1@Migration /]$ chmod 664 /path/1101/000100000000 chmod: changing permissions of '/path/1101/000100000000': Operation not permitted IDC_NAS::*> unix-user show
    • https://kb.netapp.com/data-mgmt/SnapCenter/SC_KBs/SnapCenter_Custom_Plug-Ins_backups_fail_with_could_not_read_result_file
      Using a sudoers account (a.k.a. <LINUX_USER> from the oracle_checksum.txt file) for deployment Perl based plug-ins from the Automation Store and the SC Server provided Storage 2.0 Plug-in (*) When per...Using a sudoers account (a.k.a. <LINUX_USER> from the oracle_checksum.txt file) for deployment Perl based plug-ins from the Automation Store and the SC Server provided Storage 2.0 Plug-in (*) When performing a SCC backup operation it fails with the error SCC-00161: Application unquiesce for the plug-in [plug-in name] failed with exit code [1] and error : Could not read result file /opt/NetApp/snapcenter/scc/plugins/wrapper/out/1+<PLUGIN>+<WRAPPER_ID>+quiesce (Permission denied)
    • https://kb.netapp.com/on-prem/ontap/da/NAS/NAS-KBs/CHMOD_in_Mixed_Mode_gives_permission_denied_error
      Applies to ONTAP 9 Data ONTAP 8 7-Mode Issue A UNIX user with appropriate UNIX permissions cannot CHMOD a file in a Mixed Mode volume or qtree
    • https://kb.netapp.com/on-prem/ontap/da/NAS/NAS-KBs/Permission_denied_for_root_via_NFS_to_UNIX_vol_when_using_chown_or_chmod
      Security Style UNIX Commands chown or chmod fail as root user on an NFS export of a volume or qtree with UNIX security style: permission denied Volume or qtree security style, or effective security st...Security Style UNIX Commands chown or chmod fail as root user on an NFS export of a volume or qtree with UNIX security style: permission denied Volume or qtree security style, or effective security style, is UNIX. Note: This is not applicable to NTFS security style. Failing to change permissions or ownership is expected for unix users accessing ntfs security style volumes The vserver export-policy rule show output displays superuser policy type is set to none.
    • https://kb.netapp.com/on-prem/ontap/DP/SnapLock/SnapLock-KBs/SnapLock_chmod_755_fails_on_expired_file
      Applies to ONTAP 9.x SnapLock Issue Adding the Write permission fails for an Expired file, for example: [root@rhel1 NFSCompliance]# chmod 755 file chmod: changing permissions of ‘file’: Read-only file...Applies to ONTAP 9.x SnapLock Issue Adding the Write permission fails for an Expired file, for example: [root@rhel1 NFSCompliance]# chmod 755 file chmod: changing permissions of ‘file’: Read-only file system
    • https://kb.netapp.com/on-prem/ontap/da/NAS/NAS-KBs/How_to_change_permissions_on_a_UNIX_or_UNIX-like_host_with_CHMOD
      Applies to UNIX security style POSIX-compatible file systems Description In UNIX and UNIX-like operating systems, chmod is the command used to change the permissions of file system objects known as mo...Applies to UNIX security style POSIX-compatible file systems Description In UNIX and UNIX-like operating systems, chmod is the command used to change the permissions of file system objects known as modes The following article describes how to execute chmod commands in a UNIX/Linux environment