SAS 9.3 Guide to Software Updates

Note: If you have multiple servers (such as SASServer1 and SASServer2), then
you must disable the restrictive policy files on all these servers.
To manually disable the use of SAS restrictive policy files:
a On Windows, open the JBoss-home-directory\bin\SASServer1.bat file.
On UNIX, open the JBoss-home-directory/bin/SASServer1.sh file.
b In the start_as_script section, remove the following parameters from the
JAVA_OPTS line:
n –Djava.security.manager
n –Djava.security.policy = JBoss-home-directory\server
\SASServer1\sas.restrictive.permissions.policy
If JBoss is running as a Windows service:
a On Windows, open the JBoss-home-directory\server
\SASServer1\wrapper.conf file.
b Remove the following parameters from the wrapper.conf file:
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n wrapper.java.additional.##=––Djava.security.manager
n wrapper.java.additional.##=––Djava.security.policy = JBosshome-directory\server\SASServer1\conf\sas.restrictive.permissions.policy
After you update your software, the restrictive policy file might be re-created
automatically, or you might have to create this file manually. For more information,
see “Restore Restrictive Policy Settings” on page 83.