Greetings,
I am in process of running the IVP for Toolkit 10.1 and receive the EDC5111I permission denied message when executing the CoZLauncher program. The message points to the toolkit’s bin file.
(i.e.: spawnp(/SYSC/service/cozv110/bin/)
I receive the message, however, even when the “service”, “COZV110” and “bin” directories are set to “777.”
<0> version: 1.10.0 2011-09-08
<0> Copyright (C) Dovetailed Technologies, LLC. 2006. All rights reserved.
<5> Agent output WTO is OFF
<5> ssh tunnelling is ON
<36> CoZServer listener socket bound to: 127.0.0.1:8040
<37> spawnp(/SYSC/service/cozv110/bin/) - EDC5111I Permission denied.
(errno2=0x0B1B011F)
<38> CoZLauncher ended with RC=102
FWIW: The directories are not yet defined as SYMLINKs. I fully qualify the path name in the CONFIG member. server-path=/SYSC/service/cozv110/bin/
Any ideas? Thanks
coZ Launcher / Toolkit IVP - EDC5111I Permission denied (err
Re: coZ Launcher / Toolkit IVP - EDC5111I Permission denied
To run a Unix executable, the user must have execute permission on the file as well as search (x) permission on each directory component containing the file.
But I don't think that this is your problem.
What do you have in your configuration for property "server-path"?
This should probably be "/SYSC/service/cozv110/bin/cozserver"
In other works, it needs to point to the executable, not the install directory.
From the message however, it could be that you have "ssh-path" set incorrectly to "/SYSC/service/cozv110/bin/". This also should point to the executable and not the directory.
If you are using the default IBM ported tools path, ssh-path should be "/bin/ssh".
Hope this helps.
But I don't think that this is your problem.
What do you have in your configuration for property "server-path"?
This should probably be "/SYSC/service/cozv110/bin/cozserver"
In other works, it needs to point to the executable, not the install directory.
From the message however, it could be that you have "ssh-path" set incorrectly to "/SYSC/service/cozv110/bin/". This also should point to the executable and not the directory.
If you are using the default IBM ported tools path, ssh-path should be "/bin/ssh".
Hope this helps.