We have an issue that has come up with a particular login on our SCO Unix system.
There is a command in a script that appears to have stopped executing, or is failing
Here is the meat of the script - the command that appears to be failing is the "chmod" command.
/bin/unzip -P `cat /usr/local/lib/ptzip` *.zip
mv *.zip /v/fox/dmgt/received
ls > /usr/local/lib/ptoutfile
/usr/local/bin/upperlower
chmod 666 /v/fox/dmgt/received/*.out
mail -s "Paymentech response file retrieved and unzipped success
All of these commands execute, including sending the email. But the chmod command appears to have done nothing - the perms on the file are not altered.
After the script runs we can login as this user and run the chmod command and it works fine.
This issue just started happening, apparently out of the blue, on a day last week.
I am just barely out of newbie stage with admin issues in SCO Unix. Any help you can provide would be appreciated.
There is a command in a script that appears to have stopped executing, or is failing
Here is the meat of the script - the command that appears to be failing is the "chmod" command.
/bin/unzip -P `cat /usr/local/lib/ptzip` *.zip
mv *.zip /v/fox/dmgt/received
ls > /usr/local/lib/ptoutfile
/usr/local/bin/upperlower
chmod 666 /v/fox/dmgt/received/*.out
mail -s "Paymentech response file retrieved and unzipped success
All of these commands execute, including sending the email. But the chmod command appears to have done nothing - the perms on the file are not altered.
After the script runs we can login as this user and run the chmod command and it works fine.
This issue just started happening, apparently out of the blue, on a day last week.
I am just barely out of newbie stage with admin issues in SCO Unix. Any help you can provide would be appreciated.