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Siebbel
Last Activity: Feb 26 '08, 04:17 PM
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  • Siebbel
    started a topic Error loading page: invalid xml declaration
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    Error loading page: invalid xml declaration

    I have the following problem:

    I am building a piece of software I made using jboss on a new server and try to run it, but it seems something is wrong with xml. I get the following error:

    Code:
    The XML page cannot be displayed 
    Cannot view XML input using XSL style sheet. Please correct the error and then click the Refresh button, or try again later. 
    
    Invalid xml declaration. Line 48, Position
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  • Siebbel
    started a topic Installation DB2 using command line
    in DB2

    Installation DB2 using command line

    Hello,

    I would like to install DB2 on a remote linux computer using command line. Does anybody know if that is possible? Or if not, are there possibilities to have the graphical interface on my computer while installation is taken place on the
    remote server?
    Thanks in advance.

    Regards, Siebbel
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  • Siebbel
    replied to Installation failure of jwsdp-2.0
    Thanks for replying.

    I am not sure how to check that, but I thought it was a 32 bits processor. It doesn't seem at all to be an error, since no error message is given, the installation program just exits.

    Siebbel
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  • Siebbel
    replied to Simultanous processes in shell script
    This is also something I got from a ssh tutorial. And it works fine from the command line: when I enter
    Code:
    ssh –v –a –L 2401:localhost:2401 user@remoteserver
    an ssh tunnel is opened and through a different terminal I am able to send the commands I want to, or scp or whatever. The problem lies in the fact that I have to do that in a different terminal and a shell script is run from one. Using the -f option from the command...
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  • Siebbel
    replied to Simultanous processes in shell script
    I googled a lot already but al methods offered did not work. I can fork the tunnel to the background for an amount of time using the command sleep, but then the connection is immediately closed:

    Code:
    ssh -fv -L 2401:localhost:2401 [email protected] sleep 25
    <enter>
    debug1: Authentication succeeded (publickey).
    debug1: Connections to local port 2401 forwarded to remote address localhost:2401
    ...
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  • Siebbel
    started a topic Simultanous processes in shell script

    Simultanous processes in shell script

    Dear all,

    I am trying to write a shell script that creates a ssh tunnel to a remote server and checks out a module from a CVS repository. The problem is that the tunnel creation blocks the terminal. That means I have to wait for a moment till the tunnel is established and than apply the CVS commands on a different terminal. How can this be done with a shell script such that the process can be automatic? I already tried to put an ampersand...
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  • Siebbel
    started a topic Installation failure of jwsdp-2.0

    Installation failure of jwsdp-2.0

    Hello,

    I am trying to install jwsdp-2.0 on a CentOS 4 computer with jdk 1.5.0_11 installed on it. I want to install it without container via remote acces using a console. The problem is that after the question about the installation directory, the installation program ends without any error or notification. I tried to install version 1.6 of jwsdp, but the with the same result. Does anybody know what might go wrong? Thanks a lot in...
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  • Siebbel
    started a topic Automated db2 commands in a shell script
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    Automated db2 commands in a shell script

    Hello,

    I posted this problem already in the linux section but without positive result. Perhaps someone here has experienced the smae problem.

    I am pretty new with writing shell scripts and trying to use a script to perform some db2 commands on a CentOS 4 system. I get a problem when I put in my shell-file 'myscript.sh' the command:

    Code:
    db2 -tf somefile.sql
    When executing, I get...
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  • Siebbel
    replied to No file acces using a script
    That didn't do the trick unfortunately.. . Thanks for your help anyway.

    S.
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  • Siebbel
    replied to No file acces using a script
    I am working with user root, this is what the command returned:

    Code:
    root:x:0:0:root:/root:/bin/bash
    operator:x:11:0:operator:/root:/sbin/nologin
    So I guess it is indeed bash I am working with. Doesn't make things much clearer I'm afraid...?

    S.
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  • Siebbel
    replied to No file acces using a script
    As far as I know sh, but I don't know how to check that.

    S....
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  • Siebbel
    replied to No file acces using a script
    Thanks for replying!

    The command works perfectly from the command line. It seems to have something to do with the additional characters that probably have a meaning I do not know. The script is very simple, just a procession of commands that could be run from the command line and do work from it, but I would like to automize it with a script. The total script looks like:
    (DB2 runs already and script is run with DB2 user DB2USER...
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  • Siebbel
    started a topic No file acces using a script

    No file acces using a script

    Hello,

    I am pretty new with writing shell scripts and trying to use a script to perform some db2 commands on a CentOS 4 system. I get a problem when I put in my shell-file 'myscript.sh' the command:

    db2 -tf somefile.sql

    When executing, I get a DB2 error:

    DB21004E You cannot specify both an input file and a command when invoking the Command Line Processor.

    I discovered, using...
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