One of our users saw the following. Has anyone else seen this? Or can
they explain it?
The scenario is as follows:
1.) I have a stipped down afs.f fortran program that does basically nothing.
I=2
J=4
K=I*J
WRITE (6,76) I,J,K
76 FORMAT (3I2)
END
2.) If this program is compiled on SunOS, while residing either in my
home directory (on a SunOS NFS partition) or in afs
(/afs/anl.gov/usr/ctd/b14591/afs.f) the program compiles and executes
properly.
3.) If this program is compiled on an RS6000, it compiles and executes
properly from my home directory, but produces the following message
during compilation from my afs directory.
titus$ f77 afs.f
** main === End of Compilation 1 ===
1501-510 Compilation successful for file afs.f.
mv: afs.o: Operation not permitted.
Even though the "mv" error message is produced, there is no afs.o
file remaining on my afs file system, and the a.out file is
properly created and even executes properly. This would indicate
that at least some of the permissions are set properly for my
afs filesystem to allow the compiler and linker to remove and
create files. Any ideas why the "mv" error message is
appearing only on the RS6000's while using afs?
Douglas E. Engert
Systems Programming
Argonne National Laboratory
9700 South Cass Avenue
Argonne, Illinois 60439
(708) 252-5444
Internet: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
