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Hi Rob,

QShell (like all Unix shells) searches in your PATH to find the program to run.  It is looking for a program named 'serve', but cannot find it in your PATH.  You haven't told us what the PATH is... I suspect its different in the batch job vs. the interactive one.

If the goal is to run the 'serve' command from the /home/RROGERSON/node/vlegacireactjs directory, then you should change the code to this:

./serve -s build -l 8010

The ./ tells it to look in the current directory (i.e. the one you switched to with the prior 'cd' command) rather than use the PATH to find the program.

Good luck!

-SK


On 2/26/2020 7:03 PM, Robert Rogerson wrote:
I'm on the IBM i v7r3

When I run a command/program interactively in Qshell it runs successfully.
But when I try to run this in start.sh it fails with Command serve not
found.

I start an interactive Qshell session.

STRQSH
$ cd node/vlegacireactjs
$ serve -s build -l 8010

The above starts a react server which I confirm is reachable when I point
my browser at port 8010. I am trying to run a program that will start the
server in batch.

SBMJOB CMD(QSH CMD('/home/RROGERSON/node/vlegacireactjs/start.sh')) +
JOB(NODE_REACT) JOBQ(QS36EVOKE) CPYENVVAR(*YES)

And then start.sh contains

#1/usr/bin/sh
cd /home/RROGERSON/node/vlegacireactjs
serve -s build -l 8010

The job NODE_REACT fails (as seen in the QPRINT spool file) with Command
serve not found .

Does anyone know what I have to add to start.sh to get this to run?

Thanks,

Rob

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