I recieved only one reply to my query regarding CDE actions. Alan Pae suggested running the target script on server1 instead of server2. Unfortunately, due to the system configuration and the way the script has been written, this is not possible. Since my original post I've done some more investigative work and I think the problem is either being produced by, or is a by-product of, the dtspc daemon because the error message appears in $HOME/.dt/errorlog. I tried truss'ing the invocation of dtaction but this didn't really reveal anything new. I will post an updated summary if I find a solution to this problem. Chris My original question was: Hello gurus, We are experiencing a problem with a custom CDE action under Solaris 8 on two of our Sun Fire 280R servers. The action is as shown below (start-appl and archive_month are both bespoke shell scripts): ACTION dummyName { ARG_COUNT 0 LABEL Archive Historical Collection TYPE COMMAND WINDOW_TYPE NO_STDIO EXEC_HOST server2 EXEC_STRING start-appl -r archive_month \ -w \ -t %LocalHost% \ -m %(String)Arg_1"Month (YYYYMM)"% DESCRIPTION Archive Historical Collection } When this action is initiated on server2 everything is fine and it does what we expect. However, if we try to start it from server1 we get the following error: "An attempt to change to the following directory: <dir> from host 'server2' failed. Check the spelling and permissions and be sure the directory exists." <dir> is always the current directory. I'm sure the reason for this is very straight forward but I have been unable to find any useful information anywhere else. This action has worked previously on an older system (Solaris 2.6 running on Sun Ultra 1's) so we're at a bit of a loss as to why it doesn't work now. Any help gratefully received, I will summarise. Many thanks, Chris ---------------------------------- Chris Young EDS Defence Ltd. Tel. : +44 (0)1256 742235 Fax. : +44 (0)1256 742727 E-mail: chris.young@edl.uk.eds.com _______________________________________________ sunmanagers mailing list sunmanagers@sunmanagers.org http://www.sunmanagers.org/mailman/listinfo/sunmanagersReceived on Fri Jan 31 11:14:10 2003
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