Ahaaaaa It now becomes clear - the CSP server processes are running in the %SYS namespace and it issues(?) a $znspace does not change the current directory when it swops to the namespace
you can get the current directory with $zu(12,"") There could be something deeper here that wil cause problems investigate what the $zu(12,"") is when you have the probelm Peter On Mon, 2 Aug 2004 08:36:40 -0300, "Fabio" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >Problem solved! > >It was a permission problem alright. >Solution: chmod on the directory containing the CACHE.DAT file. > >Thanks anyway. > >"Peter Cooper" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> escreveu na mensagem >news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] >> Fabio >> >> Sound as though it's a permissions problem >> >> does it work from a Telnet session rather than a TRM? >> >> TRM sessions you have the privs that you have logged on to the server >> with >> >> Telnet/CSP sessions have the Cache Privs - set in Config Manager | >> Advanced | IO - Network user name/password >> >> Peter >> >> PS it's always good to always check the returned status code - many >> people have fallen over not doing this >> >
