What you have most likely encountered is the fact that some operating systems will not mount a CD with execute permissions. To successfully run the installation script from the CD on such an operating system, you will need to do the following:

A script file that is executed automatically everytime that Gridgen starts is called an "RC" file and it is just a regular Glyph script. There are several places that Gridgen looks for an RC file. First, it looks to see whether the GRIDGEN_RCFILE environment variable is set (note: this environment variable is deprecated and may not be supported in future releases). If GRIDGEN_RCFILE is not set, Gridgen looks for a file called _gridgenrc (.gridgenrc on Unix) in the starting directory.

Invoke the script as non-interactive and add a pair of escaped quotes around each string just like you do in (script-fu-register). You DO NOT need to replace '-' with '_' in any names or registrations.

Ans : (a) TSLTest.RunTest TestPath, TestSet [, Parameters ] --> Used in QTP 6.0 used for backward compatibility Parameters : The test set within Quality Center, in which test runs are stored. Note that this argument is relevant only when working with a test in a Quality Center project. When the test is not saved in Quality Center, this parameter is ignored.

Any lines you want to execute immediately when the script starts should appear at the top of the script, prior to the first hotkey, hotstring, or Return. For details, see auto-execute section. Also, a hotkey that executes more than one line must list its first line beneath the hotkey, not on the same line. For example: #space:: ; Win+Spacebar Run Notepad WinWaitActive Untitled - Notepad WinMaximize return

The CD should automatically execute when placed in the CD drive. Some drives have not been configured to autorun when a CD is inserted. If this is the case, you can double click the My Computer icon on your desktop and double click on your CD drive. From there double click on the SETUP.EXE program. This will start the setup program for iStep.

From: Rusty Wright <rusty@socrates.berkeley.edu> >I'm trying to run a setuid shell script that calls expect. When >expect does a spawn it gets the error message: > > open(slave pty): bad file number > parent: sync byte write: broken pipe > >Here are the version numbers: > > expect: expect-5.28 > tcl: tcl8.0.3 > OS: SunOS 5.6 (sparc) > >Expect and tcl were compiled with gcc-2.8.1.

the prompt, type in d:/setup.exe (Note: "d:" is the drive letter for your CD-ROM. If your CD-ROM drive letter is different, enter that instead of "d".)

CGIs must be set with executable file permissions, or requests for the script from the web server will result in an Internal Server error. Scripts that need to be executable should have their permission set with chmod 755. This sets the file's permissions so that the file's owner may read, write, and execute the file; and anyone else can only read and execute it.

of Apache 1.3, CGI scripts are essentially not buffered. Every time your script does a "flush" to output data, that data gets relayed on to the client. Some scripting languages, for example Perl, have their own buffering for output - this can be disabled by setting the $| special variable to 1. Of course this does increase the overall number of packets being transmitted, which can result in a sense of slowness for the end user. Prior to 1.

Gridgen only automatically recognizes point-to-point (Type I) connectivity. If your interblock connections use arbitrary matching you should create a custom boundary condition.

The chance of this happening approaches zero as time progresses (yeah, I should've said something like "time approaches infinity" or "my life approaches infinity" but frankly those sound dumb to me, sorry). So basically, it's looking unlikely.

Yes, there is an installation script which will automatically install the PHP Web Poll for you. There is a step by step installation file included with the PHP Web Poll package.

We will provide advice and all the information you need to set your scripts up on our servers. Much of the data you will require is readily available via your control panel. However, mainly due to time constraints , we can't get involved in the actual installation and/or troubleshooting, which can take many hours. Generally, the author of the script is the most efficient and economical source of assistance when the script doesn't run as it's supposed to.

The ZIP archive must extracted to the root of a drive (for instance, C:\ or some other filesystem device.) If you extract it into a subdirectory (as WinZip's "Wizard Mode" will do if it is allowed to manage the extraction and/or execution of the archive) then the installation will not work. To resolve this problem, delete the first extraction and re-extract directly to the root of the drive, then run the setup.exe again from the root as required.

The most common reason for this to happen is that the scripts permissions haven't been set properly. Make sure that the permissions of the script file and the directory tree (relative to the server's document root) are set no higher than 755, or user: read, write, execute; group: read, execute; other: read, execute (-rwxr-xr-x). Web Hosting | Web Hosting Support | Contact | Linking | Site Map | Acceptable Use | Privacy Policy | Service Agreement

There are two basic problems you might run into. One is the fact that /bin/sh is really ash, and is missing some features you might expect in /bin/sh, particularly if you are used to /bin/sh actually being bash (Linux) or ksh (Tru64). For example: Or, it could be a permission problem, and Cygwin doesn't understand that your script is executable. Because 'chmod' may not work (see FAQ entry above), Cygwin must read the contents of files to determine if they are executable.

On native Unix systems, you should be able to run shell scripts directly. On systems running a Unix-type shell (for example, Cygwin on Windows) execute the (command) shell instead - cmd for batch files, sh for shell scripts - then pass the batch file or shell script (plus any arguments to the script) as a single command, using the /c or -c switch, respectively. See the above section for example <exec> tasks executing sh. For batch files, use something like: <exec dir=".

No. In this release of Analytic Services it is not possible to execute an action other than send the information in an e-mail or spool it to a file. However, it is possible to create a program that monitors the creation or modifications of the trigger files and then have this program launch other tasks.

I am a frequent participant on the Ubuntu Forums, and I have noticed a few questions (and their variations) being asked over and over again. So I created this page to archive and categorize these questions and their answers, so that whenever I see one of these questions being asked, I can simply point to this page (and I encourage other forums participants to do the same - as well as to help flesh out this FAQ).

Open up your web site properties and click on the 'Home directory' tab. Click the 'Configuration' button and select the 'app mappings' tab and select the '.cfm' extension and click 'edit'. You should see a check box called 'script engine' with this on CF will work with script access, with it off you will need execute access. CF installs itself by default (as per 4.01, haven't checked 4.0 but who cares) as a script engine.

Answer: CGIs must be set with executable file permissions, or requests for the script from the web server will result in an Internal Server error. Scripts that need to be executable should have their permission set with chmod 755. This sets the file's permissions so that the file's owner may read, write, and execute the file; and anyone else can only read and execute it.

Below is a link to a zip file that contains a complete CASEWORKER/5 Installation CD image of the current release. The unzipped file CASEWORKER5.iso can be used by most CD-burning software to burn a new installation CD. The user will need a blank CD-R and a CD-rewriteable drive.