Hi
i know
Hier the output :
sh wfa_ocsetup.sh
: command not founde 3:
: command not founde 7:
: command not founde 14:
wfa_ocsetup.sh: line 18: syntax error near unexpected token `elif'
'fa_ocsetup.sh: line 18: `elif test -x /usr/ucb/echo; then
I have a Redhat 5 System..
The old wfa_ocsetup.sh Script from wfa 2.0.1 works perfectly.
The Script has a unix enode problem
Regards Mike
Am 17.12.2013 15:15, schrieb dblackwe:
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Don't try running it as it's own exacutable. Instead call it with sh
:$ sh wfa_setup.sh
Also know that even though the script makes it look like it passes wfa as the default user, it doesn't. You need to define a user.
David Blackwell, NCDA
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