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Hi Diane,
First, to get rid of some of the message, you can run the following to get
rid of /carriage returns:
dos2unix daemon.linux
dos2unix server.linux
dos2unix server.unix
I don't think that should stop you from being able to run the scripts
though.
The scripts daemon.linux and server.linux are perl scripts, so you'll need
have perl installed in order to run them. Once you've got that install,
you should be okay.
Let me know whether this helps or not,
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David,
I know very little about Java, but learning as I go with this project.
This
is what I have done......
1) mkdir /opt/rseserver
2) ftp'd the ....\serverruntime\rseserver.jar from my pc to the Linux
server
3) (ON A COMMAND LINE WITHIN LINUX)--ran the following:
1)cd /opt/rseserver
2) /usr/lib/IBMJava2-1.3.1/bin/jar xf rseserver.jar
At that point, the rseserver.jar file was extracted. When I follow the
/usr/lib...path, I find java & jar in the bin directory.
So then, I went to the Linux server, command shell, and ran my commands
with
the errors that I posted earlier.
Now, since your e-mail, I removed the "cd" from my command and have ran the
following from the Linux shell....
> /opt/rseserver ./daemon.linux
sh: line 1: /opt/rseserver: is a directory
> /opt/rseserver/ ./daemon.linux
sh: line 1: /opt/rseserver/: is a directory
******
Decided now to go into the directory opt/rseserver and run the command from
there and a new error.....
********
> cd opt
opt: No such file or directory
> cd //
> cd opt
> cd rseserver
> ./daemon.linux
sh: ./daemon.linux: /usr/bin/perl
: bad interpreter: No such file or directory
AT this point, do I keep with it, give it up, or can this really work??
I appreciate your help on this.
Diane
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Subject: Re: [WDSCI-L] Linux Server Daemon
Ooops, for the last one, I mean it should be "cd /opt/rseserver
./daemon.linux"
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Hi,
Looking at your errors, the first thing that comes to mind is you need to
have java installed and in your path. Without java, you won't be able to
run the server or the daemon.
The path: /opt/rseserver./daemon.linux should instead by
/opt/rseserver/.daemon.linux
Hope that helps,
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Within the RSE editor, I am "unsuccessfully" trying to make a connection to
a remote Linux server. There are detailed instructions within WebSphere,
which I have followed.....but am stuck at the point of getting the Linux
daemon started. I installed the server code, ran the jar command for the
rseserver.jar and all worked fine. Now trying to start the server has given
me problems, I've chmod on the following files: daemon.linux, auth.pl,
server.linux, server.unix, I've also moved the auth.pl script into a
subdirectory dstore.core......I've tried starting it manually, with REXEC,
and by using the daemon......with no success. I'm interested in knowing has
ANYONE successfully done this?? AND are there more
instructions.....somewhere....that could clue me in to what is not working
for me....
*****************************************
MY ERRORS:
> cd /opt/rseserver ./server.unix
./server.unix: line 3:
: command not found
./server.unix: line 4:
: command not found
./server.unix: line 5: java: command not found
./server.unix: line 5:
: command not found
> /opt/rseserver./daemon.linux
sh: line 1: /opt/rseserver./daemon.linux: No such file or directory
> cd /opt/rseserver ./server.linux
sh: line 1: java: command not found
************************************
So any thoughts on giving up on trying to make this work.......I'm thinking
and hoping that if I can get the Linux server daemon to run, then hopefully
I could make this connection.
Diane
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