I'd done an 'su' to root to set up the environment, since it includes an Oracle lib directory that needs to be configured with 'ldconfig'. I then ran one of the scripts (I don't, at this point, remember whether it ran or not - I suspect not, though). In any case, the 'cache' created in /tmp was named based on my login name (par-rmcgowan) but was owned by root, as were all the files in it. This is the cause of the problem, since removing the /tmp/par-rmcgowan directory and then running one of the scripts as myself, resulted in a new cache directory, owned by me, and successful execution of the script.
Thanks to you all for taking a look and prompting me with ideas to check out.
Bob
Mark Reboul wrote:
Here is something. Maybe not very much. The only reason I offer this is that the verbiage ""No such file or directory at -e line" happened to me once in PAR context. I posted the problem at
http://www.mail-archive.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/msg01315.html
FWIW, I reported similar looking failures in --
http://www.mail-archive.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/msg01520.html
I reported them on AIX (supported) and IRIX (unsupported).
I was able to obtain such failures on Linux too, though it required my inflating the env size to outrageously high values.
-- Mark
