Hi David,

It looks like community link you provided was originally brought up as a question and not submit as a case. You will always want to open a case or submit the ticket via support@veracode.com for case tracking and information. If you have a case number I can investigate the previous status that was opened by Aditi outside of the community.

Initially, we recommend reviewing the Veracode Agent-Based Scan Software Composition Analysis PDF at https://help.veracode.com/viewer/document/Y5k16ayu~q0~XDFl3ahIXg link in the Help Center, page 23.

In regards to the case, could you please try running this as the root user or setting the below commands prior to the scan:

echo user=$USER home=$HOME

finger $USER

touch $HOME/test_file

rm -f $HOME/test_file

Thanks,

Ilan

Veracode Integration Technical Support

My apologizes, please ignore those Linux set of commands

echo user=$USER home=$HOME

finger $USER

touch $HOME/test_file

rm -f $HOME/test_file

However, please update us if following the Veracode Agent-Based Scan Software Composition Analysis PDF at https://help.veracode.com/viewer/document/Y5k16ayu~q0~XDFl3ahIXg link in the Help Center, page 23 -changed the error "java.lang.SecurityException: Unacceptable config file directory path: ?/.srcclr"

Hello @DMartinez137494 (Community Member)​ ,

What would be a good day and time from someone from our Support team to reach out to you to assist with this issue? Please let us know as soon as you can. Thank you.

Jason

Customer Service Engineer

Hello, @Ilan S., Veracode Support (Veracode)​  @Jason M., Veracode Support (Veracode)​ 

I have already fixed the issue thanks to another user's post.

I just defined a global var JAVA_OPTS="-Duser.home={WRITABLE_PATH}", since It happens the user which OpenShift uses to execute the containers with did not have permissions to write in its own $HOME.

Thanks. Best,

David