Can't execute this command in terminal of Leopard Server

Hi everyone,
I just upgraded from Tiger Server to Leopard server, everything going ok so far but only one problem i have with running this command. Here is what i did
server:~ administrator$su root
password
sh-3.2# sh start-cumulus.sh
sh: - : invalid option
Usage: sh [GNU long option] [option] ...
sh [GNU long option] [option] script-file ...
GNU long options:
--debug
--debugger
--dump-po-strings
--dump-strings
--help
--init-file
--login
--noediting
--noprofile
--norc
--posix
--protected
--rcfile
--restricted
--verbose
--version
--wordexp
Shell options:
-irsD or -c command or -O shopt_option (invocation only)
-abefhkmnptuvxBCHP or -o option
sh-3.2#
I was able to run 'sh start-cumulus.sh' with tiger is just fine. Any ideas why it doesn't work with Leopard Server? Thanks

There may be some differences between bash 2.05 and 3.2, but more likely, some whitespace (space, tab, linefeed or carriage return) crept into your command. If not, try:
sh "start-cumulus.sh"
or
sh 'start-cumulus.sh'
There's also a (pretty fair) chance that that error message isn't from your command, but a line inside the script.
You could also try running the script in a full bash shell by omitting the sh command.
Roger

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If you wanted the pings to run in parallel, you could have this applet configure another applet to do the pinging, then remove it on the last run. This will require an amount of programmatic logic, though. If you wanted to keep things a bit simpler, add another applet that runs at 22:00 that configures a watchdog pinging applet, then a third applet that runs at 22:10 that removes the pinging applet.
When it comes to embedded quotes when you configure your nested pinging applet, you'll need to use $q to stand for the embedded quotes. You'll also need to configure:
event manager environment q "

How can I execute a command after kernel-upgrade/mkinitcpio

Because of the archlinux specific kernelnaming-policy there's a problem when using grub2. The created menu looks nasty because grub-mkconfig can't find the proper kernel-version. (Bugreport: https://bugs.archlinux.org/task/25453)
Even if this is fixed we need to recreate the grubconfig always when a new kernel-version is installed.
What I want now is executing grub-mkconfig after each kernel-installation/mkinitcpio, without repackaging the kernel. Is such a hook possible?
Last edited by fsckd (2012-02-21 17:36:20)

Rorschach wrote:
Because of the archlinux specific kernelnaming-policy there's a problem when using grub2. The created menu looks nasty because grub-mkconfig can't find the proper kernel-version. (Bugreport: https://bugs.archlinux.org/task/25453)
Even if this is fixed we need to recreate the grubconfig always when a new kernel-version is installed.
What I want now is executing grub-mkconfig after each kernel-installation/mkinitcpio, without repackaging the kernel. Is such a hook possible?
This is not necessary unless Versioned Kernel Installs are supported by pacman. I have added a new patch to https://www.dropbox.com/sh/jth3mchm3hob … src.tar.gz that solves the issue. No need for pacman or mkinitcpio hooks (for now).

I can't get this command line code to work in JBuilder...

Dear Experts,
I built a simple JAVA program, in JBuilder, that displays a GUI with a label. It works when I am in JBuilder clicking on the Run button. But when I try to run
"-classpath /[home]/ jbProject/ProjectNameRob/RobClasses ProjectNameRob.RobClsJav" from the command line I get this message:
"Could not create Java Virtual Machine."
I am in the jdk/bin directory and I still can't figure out how this thing works. Could the experts come forth and help me with this problem?
Thank you,
Robert L. Perkins

Well, this won't be an exact answer for you because I'm not sure which run of "java -cp ...." did it for me, but I was able to get a run of a class in JBuilder 3.0 from the command line.
I created a project called test_1.jpr. It has the following 3 files:
Controller.java // contains a main( ) method
test_1.html
Test1.java // extends from JFrame
On my system, the directory structure is:
C:\JBuilder3\myclasses\test_1
Tried:
C:\JBuilder3\myclasses\test_1>java Controller // no good
C:\JBuilder3\myclasses>java test1.Controller // no good
C:\JBuilder3\myclasses>java -cp %CLASSPATH%;C:\JBuilder3\myclasses Controller // no good
C:\JBuilder3\myclasses>java -cp %CLASSPATH%;c:\JBuilder3\myclasses\test_1 Controller // no good
C:\JBuilder3\myclasses>java -cp %CLASSPATH%;C:\jbuild~1\myclas~1\test_1\Controller
That resulted in the "usage" output to appear for the "java" .exe. But right after that, I did:
C:\JBuilder3\myclasses>java test_1.Controller
and wham, the application ran fine. I'm running Windows 98 SE, if that helps. Probably won't help you much, but I just kept messing around with it and then it worked. Voodoo.
HTH
Jeff

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