That was the problem!
Thanks a million
dougc
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Doug,
First off, it
ill
be obvious ...
Cheers,
Wol
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# cat uvcron.c
/* This c routine can be used to
gramming practice - always put your if and else blocks inside
curly brackets, even if they're not needed ...)
Cheers,
Wol
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Doug,
First off, it looks like you are missing the "#" signs on the compiler
directives:
#if UCB
setpgrp(0,getpid());
#else
setpgrp();
#endif
I don't have access to an aix compiler, but this seems to fix it for gcc.
rex
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# cat uvcron.c
/* This c routine can be used to start universe processes
in cron or at. Normally only one process can run at a
time because they use the same printer memory segment.
simply replace the 'uv' command with 'uvcron' for example:
uvcron 'BATCH-REPORT1' > dave.mail */
#defi
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Here is Dave Church's solution/workaround to address the long
outstanding UV & cron issue, it's a little C program...
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pport for from the vendor, the other you use at your own risk.
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thanks!
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thanks! but I am curious is this a better solution than just using
PHANTOM in the shell script?
dou
id)execve("/u1/uv/bin/uv",argv,envp);
/* We should never come back here */
printf("exec failed \n");
exit(-1);
}
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Because that id is used to determine the id of the printer mem
Because that id is used to determine the id of the printer memory
segment for the process. If you have two UV processes with the same
gpid, they end up sharing the memory segment. This is where your
MFILE structures are stored (rotating file pool), among other things.
Pointers get mixed up,
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I don't know about perl, but I am *guessing* that would work. An
early solution (circa 1997/8) was to use a little p
I don't know about perl, but I am *guessing* that would work. An
early solution (circa 1997/8) was to use a little program written in
C to do the same thing. I've have to search my records or the list
archive to dig that out.
But it begs the question, why not just use PHANTOM? Are you assum
Hi Cliff,
Can I also simply wrap the UV process in something that changes the
pgid? (e.g.: the setpgrp command in perl)
John
Clifton Oliver wrote:
> That is the reason for having the cron script use the PHANTOM command.
>
>
> - Clif
>
> On Dec 15, 2007, at 1:46 PM, John Godzina wrote:
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>> I'm
That is the reason for having the cron script use the PHANTOM command.
- Clif
On Dec 15, 2007, at 1:46 PM, John Godzina wrote:
I'm not sure, but wasn't there some discussion a while back stating
that
multiple UV processes initiated via cron would be fine if each process
had their own unique
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>> Actually I think that's exactly what we are doing
eason.
Elegant? No - Works? - Pretty much
My preference is "why root"?
Regards
JayJay
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> Actually I think that
Actually I think that's exactly what we are doing!
dougc
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Any c
Any chance you are running a UniVerse foreground task from root crontab on
AIX?
Regards
JayJay
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What happens when you run the script using the same id from the shell prompt?
What happens when you run the command from the TCL?
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> We have a cron job that is having the below error, anyone have any
> ideas/sugg
We have a cron job that is having the below error, anyone have any
ideas/suggestions/thoughts on what might be the issue and/or where I can
start looking?
I am going to look at the basic code and go from there
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