I installed according to instruction latest GT.M release version 6.0-000_linux_i686_pro.tar.gz from http://sourceforge.net/projects/sanchez-gtm.
Before instalation I set $gtm_log then went through innstalation. Afterwards I set $gtm_dist and added to the PATH I set $gtmroutines
I started gtm from parent directory and I was trying to create default Global Directory.
GTM>d ^GDE
%GDE-I-GDUSEDEFS, Using defaults for Global Directory
/usr/lib/mumps.gld
When using exit command I get this error:
GDE> exit
%GDE-I-VERIFY, Verification OK
%GDE-I-GDCREATE, Creating Global Directory file
/usr/lib/mumps.gld
%GDE-I-WRITEERROR, Cannot exit because of write failure. Reason for failure:
13,GDEPUT+48^GDEPUT,%SYSTEM-E-ENO13, Permission denied
Can anyone help me solve this problem?
You should set $gtmgbldir before creating the default Global Directory.
For example, export gtmgbldir="~/mumps.gld" will result in the Global Directory (and by default, the database file as well) being created in your user's home directory, which is a probably better idea than creating them in /usr/lib/.
You should also have a look at the file $gtm_dist/gtmprofile. It can be sourced to create a default environment perfect for learning, but it is also a good source of information to learn which environment variables need/can be defined to what effect.
Related
I have tried to implement - https://github.com/Autodesk-Forge/forge-bim360-data.connector.dashboard
I have updated this part - npm install set FORGE_CLIENT_ID=<<YOUR CLIENT ID FROM DEVELOPER PORTAL>> set FORGE_CLIENT_SECRET=<<YOUR CLIENT SECRET>> set FORGE_CALLBACK_URL=<<your callback url of Forge e.g. http://localhost:3000/oauth/callback>> set DC_CALLBACK_URL=<<"your ngrok address here: e.g. http://abcd1234.ngrok.io/job/callback">>
I am getting the error that 400-Unknown or invalid client_id
Firstly, I rarely used Windows OS now. I simply copied the guideline of setting environment variables from other samples, while most time, I tried with debug mode (setting environment variables in launch.json) .
checking the Readme again, I found the wording is:
Windows (use Node.js command line from Start menu)
i.e. it asks to input those commands to command line of Node.js, instead of terminal of VSCode! That is why it always reports the error of client id is not defined because the variables are not set to environment at all.
The correct way is to open the command line of Node.js, and run the commands. This is a screenshot.
I am running GridEngine (GE 6.2u5) jobs from a command line. For example,
qsub echo "Hello"
But I get this error,
Unable to read script file because of error: error opening echo: No such file or directory
The workaround is easy, use the -b y flag. I'd like to create an SGE properties file in my home directory which will set '-y' to be the default. How do I do this?
If you want to add your option, you can edit the file "sge_request". It allows you to set the default options that will be added to any requests you will submit.
This file is situated in : SGE_ROOT/CELL_NAME/common/sge_request
For more information, check the documentation : http://gridscheduler.sourceforge.net/htmlman/htmlman5/sge_request.html
My Windows Store app keeps getting rejected from certification testing and I managed to reproduce a consequent crash when running appverif's LuaPriv-check. I get this output though:
AVRF: failed to create verifier log file \??\C:\Users\xx\AppVerifierLogs\yy.exe.0.dat (status C0000022)
Process Monitor tells me yy.exe got ACCESS DENIED on a CreateFile operation in this folder. I have set full access to all users (the user reported in the log was the same as the owner of the folder). I am running Visual Studio and Application Verifier as Administrator, but this does not seem to apply. What is the correct way of giving user xx full access to this folder on win8? I have attempted to use different log folders for appverify but with no success. Anyone else able to use this tool with Store-apps?
This post describes similar issues. Attempting to run AppVerif –sppath C:\MyLogsLocation as in the suggested workaround gives AVRF: Error: Incorrect image name: <
So does running appverif -enable handles locks -for myapp.exe -sppath c:\MyLogsLocation
It might be a bug in app verifier.
Have a look at these links:
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/5ed560c0-76af-401d-8150-8cd1e69d0b8a/why-app-verifier-can-not-create-log-file?forum=windowssdk
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/dougste/archive/2010/01/11/generating-application-verifier-logs-for-web-applications.aspx
0xc000022 is STATUS_ACCESS_DENIED. The process doesn't actually have write permissions, even if it looks like it should. This MSDN blog explains there is a bug in App Verifier so even if you specify -sppath the value won't be honoured unless you first delete the %WINDIR%\system32\config\AppVerifierLogs\ folder.
I am using wshsell to call icacls to change a folder's permission. And it returns the following error:
C:\Windows\System32\icacls.exe C:\test\test1 /T /grant:r
IFC\ailen123staff-002:R
Successfully processed 0 files; Failed processing 1 files
C:\test\test1: The handle is invalid.
This same command works if i put it in DOS prompt to run it. But it fails on my asp script. I gave anonymous user as Administrator and it still fails. Any idea?
It used to work , but it suddenly stop working.
I figure it out. It was the application pool user. I changed the application pool user to administrator and the problem goes away.
I am using Jenkins with the source control plugin name UCM ClearCase.
It tries to create a view and fails with the error:
[onlysourcecode] $ cleartool mkview -snapshot -stream ROLE_Test_Project_DevSG#\Vobname -tag SYSTEM_master_Test_ROLE_001_hudson view
Selected Server Storage Location "Views".
cleartool: Error: unable to set access control list for \\server\viewstor\NT+AUTHORITY\SYSTEM\view.1.vws: Access is denied.
cleartool: Error: protection on \\server\viewstor\NT+AUTHORITY\SYSTEM\view.1.vws is out-of-synch with identity.sd and groups.sd
cleartool: Error: Failed to set identity on view: Permission denied
cleartool: Error: unable to set access control list for \\server\viewstor\NT+AUTHORITY\SYSTEM\view.1.vws: Access is denied.
cleartool: Error: \\server\viewstor\NT+AUTHORITY\SYSTEM\view.1.vws: Permission denied
cleartool: Error: Unable to create view "\\server\viewstor\NT+AUTHORITY\SYSTEM\view.1.vws".
FATAL: UCM ClearCase failed. exit code=1
Which basically means it does not have permissions to create a view. Now my questions:
Any ideas on what exactly is the problem here?
What ID is Jenkins using internally. Meaning I have a user ID on the DOMAIN controller where I log in to the machine and run Jenkins. If Jenkins uses that, then why this error as I can create views.
If not, then what ID does it use and how do I get Jenkins to use my domain ID, or else maybe get the internal ID to be a part of the ClearCase AD group.
I guess this is run on a Windows box as a service. Thus it is not run as a domain user.
It appears that jenkins is trying to create a view storage (.vws) in the default location, based on the clearcase configuration on the system.
Perhaps you should choose the Advanced... option in UCM Clearcase and explicitly specify the location for your view storage. There are
Windows view storage directory
Additional mkview arguments
I run jenkins on a linux box where I have specified an explicit location for the .vws file in Additional mkview arguments.
To add to Raghuram's answer, using the system account (NT+AUTHORITY) is tricky, because even if you specify a local view storage,:
that account won't have a CLEARCASE_PRIMARY_GROUP associated with its profile
even if it did, it wouldn't be part of the group referenced by CLEARCASE_PRIMATY_GROUP
That means it won't be able to access the vob storage of the Vob it will need to access within the view.
Anyway, at the very least you should try and configure Slave Service to Run as Domain User.