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Mikesisav
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Oct 06, 2025

AST Configuration Assistance

All, I had AST configured on a RHEL platform and the 3000 port as web available.   Something changed in our environment and I had to wipe away the docker configuration and I am starting from scratch...
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JasonEpstein
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Oct 30, 2025

Hi Mikesisav​ 

Can you check your current working directory? It should be in /[your]/[ast]/[path]/application-study-tool
You can run "pwd" for this.

Can you also check your default permissions by running "umask"? If it ends with a 7, new files, by default, will be created with RWX permissions disabled for "other" users (which these containers run under).
(If you are curious about what this command does, see the post, "What is "umask" and how does it work?")

If you post the output of "pwd" and "umask" here, we'll also take a look.