chrysduf
15th November 2006, 10:43
:confused: Hello,

I would like t use the session ttaad525m000 to add a script to a job.
I'm using Baan 4c4 SP21 with an OS linux.
I've created a file script and I don't know how to execute it in the session.
Thanks a lot for your help

bdittmar
16th November 2006, 17:28
:confused: Hello,

I would like t use the session ttaad525m000 to add a script to a job.
I'm using Baan 4c4 SP21 with an OS linux.
I've created a file script and I don't know how to execute it in the session.
Thanks a lot for your help

Hello,

in Job Managment use "Add shell script to job" (Session ttaad5205m000)

! Use complete path to shellscript !
e. g. /home/user/myscript

Regards

chrysduf
17th November 2006, 11:25
Hello,

in Job Managment use "Add shell script to job" (Session ttaad5205m000)

! Use complete path to shellscript !
e. g. /home/user/myscript

Regards


Hello,

Thanks for your response. I'm trying it but it's not OK.
I receive a message "Error 1 in the shell execution". Do you know how to verify the success value. Do I add a command in my shell script for this value?
If I execute my script directly on the linux server, I's OK.
Thanks a lot for your help
Regards

bdittmar
17th November 2006, 12:35
Hello,

Thanks for your response. I'm trying it but it's not OK.
I receive a message "Error 1 in the shell execution". Do you know how to verify the success value. Do I add a command in my shell script for this value?
If I execute my script directly on the linux server, I's OK.
Thanks a lot for your help
Regards


Hello,
maybe permission for script are not valid for jobuser.

for testing, set your script to 777 and try.

regards

chrysduf
17th November 2006, 12:53
Hello,
maybe permission for script are not valid for jobuser.

for testing, set your script to 777 and try.

regards

I've change the permission but always the same error
I attach a file with the error

Regards

bdittmar
17th November 2006, 13:52
I've change the permission but always the same error
I attach a file with the error

Regards

Hello,

on my HP-UX box all BaaN-Scipts in directory :

/home/ba_scripts

The owner and group of this directory are bsp:bsp.
The permission are :

drwxrwxrwx 2 bsp bsp 1024 Oct 16 16:03 ba_scripts

Maybe this is your problem.

I use the shell scripts in this directory to send a email at start and end of each job to the systemadministrators.

It works since a lot of time.

Therefore i think your problem will be solved.

Regards

Han Brinkman
17th November 2006, 15:57
In the session 'Add shell command to Job' you can define which return value of your script is the 'success full ' value.

Please run your script on command level and immediately type: echo $?

That will show you the return value of the script, this should match the one in baan.

Djie-En
20th November 2006, 15:42
The errorcode tells BAAN:

1 EPERM Not owner
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This error indicates an attempt to modify a file which is forbidden, except for its owner or super-user. This is also given at attempts by ordinary users to do things allowed only to the super-user.