FSUM6003 input file "//./coz-2.4.5.bin": EDC5047I An invalid

[bgdavis]

I downloaded the Co:z Toolkit on Z/OS 2.4.5. When I begin the installer, I receive the following:

# ./coz-2.4.5.bin
./coz-2.4.5.bin: FSUM9209 cannot execute: reason code = ef076015: EDC5111I Permi
ssion denied.
# chmod +x coz-2.4.5.bin
# ./coz-2.4.5.bin

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for review at http://dovetail.com/docs/coz/licenses.html or as part of this
install package in file LICENSE (the "License").
Please read the License carefully. The License sets forth the terms on which
Dovetailed Technologies, LLC, a U.S. Missouri limited liability company, makes
available the Co:Z Co-Processing Toolkit for z/OS at no charge for download,
installation and use by the community. By downloading, installing or using the
software, you acknowledge that you have read, understand and agree to be
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Enter home directory (/usr/local/coz) :

tail: FSUM6003 input file "//./coz-2.4.5.bin": EDC5047I An invalid file name was
specified as a function parameter.
0 blocks
FSUM7131 Out of space or reached the end of the archive file.
If you want to go on, type device or file name when ready
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I have 1178 Cylinders of space available for the HFS directory coz. Each cylinder is 849,960 bytes. It looks like there is some sort of input file name error.
Can anybody point me in the correct direction?

Thanks,
Bonnie

[dovetail]

It looks like the installer is having trouble resolving the name of itself. Do you happen to have the installer (coz-2.4.5.bin) downloaded in the root directory? I think that this is what is causing it to resolve its absolute path as "//./coz-2.4.5.bin". Try moving it to a non-root directory.

[bgdavis]

You were correct! Moving the coz-2.4.5.bin file to another directory fixed the error. I did have it loaded under the root directory on my Z/OS 1.13. That was Co:Z 2.4.1. We just moved to Z/OS 2.1 and that was where I had the failure.

Thanks a lot.
Bonnie

[markjon55]

ilable the Co:Z Co-Processing Toolkit for z/OS at no charge for download,
installation and use by the community. By downloading, installing or using the
software, you acknowledge that you have read, understand and agree to be
legally bound by th