Re: Licensed program 5770SS1 opt 33 status of ERROR

Le 18/04/2024 à 18:08, Jim Oberholtzer a écrit :

On my V7R4M0 system the /QIBM/ProdData/OS400/PASE/lib/libXpm.a object does
exist.
So either the link is not correct or there, or worse, that object is really
missing.

On PUB400, we have indeed limited authority, and I can't even see /QIBM/ProdData/OS400/PASE directory; as far as I can see, PASE is working fine (QP2TERM, QP2SHELL, ssh from putty, VSCode, they all work), I cannot be sure as I do not have an *ALLOBJ profile but I bet for an authority issue.

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On Thu, Apr 18, 2024 at 10:58 AM Marc Rauzier<marc.rauzier@xxxxxxxxx>
wrote:

Le 18/04/2024 à 17:35, K Crawford a écrit :

the missing object is /QOpenSys/usr/lib/libXpm.a that folder exist it is
the object that is missing. I used wrklnk and that folder has many

things

in it but not that object. Don't know If I just created an empty text

file

if that would work.

On PUB400 (V7R5M0) this is a symbolic link to a file which does not
exist (CPFA0A9), unless my profile does not have enough authority, which
is possible on PUB400.

Display Symbolic Link
Object link . . . . . : /QOpenSys/usr/lib/libXpm.a
Content of Link . . . : ../../QIBM/ProdData/OS400/PASE/lib/libXpm.a

You may want to create this symbolic link with ADDLNK command. Note that
ADDLNK allows creating the link even if the target file does not exist.

Kerwin

On Thu, Apr 18, 2024 at 8:45 AM Rob Berendt <robertowenberendt@xxxxxxxxx

wrote:

The biggest reason I found this message via Google was faith. This

faith

came from experience. I recently had a similar experience with product
options in which a directory became missing. The directory was

originally

part of Management Central. Management Central is deprecated and the
removal of that caused another product to complain that a directory it
needed was missing. And, like Marc suggested, I simply rebuilt the
directory. As per IBM's direction though. In your case, you already

had

the directory /tmp. However it was so full that the technique that IBM
uses to determine it's existence was flawed.
Others suggestions to remove, reinstall, and reapply the PTFs would

work,

but only if you put on the fixing PTF too that I mentioned. Removing

and

reinstalling, while fun and exciting, would not be necessary. Just
applying that PTF would work.
Some might suggest doing both cleaning out /tmp and applying the PTF.

And

they aren't wrong.
Me? I would upgrade to a newer level of IBM i too.

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