When the Applications Manager Server is started in Linux Machine with root user and then when it is restarted as normal user, the server doesn't get started.
Reason: This is because the files in <AppManagerHome>/working/mysql/data/AMDB> will have permissions for the root user only.
Solution: Give all permissions for all the folders in Applications Manager for normal user by using chmod command.
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