Can't launch Hyperion Configuration Tool

Question

I am installing Hyperion Shared Services 9.2.1 in AIX 5.3
After SS installation, the installer asks about to launch the Configuration Utility to complete the installation, activation and configuration.
i am using Xterm in order to see a GUI for installation.
After installation, Configuratio Utility is not launched and normal AIX shell appears
I tried to start manually the configuration utility in HYPERION_HOME/common/config , using "configtool.sh" script but I got the following error:
aton:/Hyperion/common/config # sudo ./configtool.sh -console
Password: (password entered)
ERROR: /home/admin/.hyperion.aton does not exist or is not readable
aton:/Hyperion/common/config #
I was looking the configtool.sh file and I could see that this is an error caused by the anormal termination of the script since sh execution can't find this:
# This is the file that has our HYPERION_HOME definition
DOT_HYPERION="${HOME}/.hyperion.${SHORT_HOSTNAME}"
DOT_HYPERION_LC="${HOME}/.hyperion.${SHORT_HOSTNAME_LC}"
# Make sure ~/.hyperion.${SHORT_HOSTNAME} exists and is readable
if [ -r "${DOT_HYPERION}" ]; then
HYPERION_HOME=`cat ${HOME}/.hyperion.${SHORT_HOSTNAME} | \
grep '^HYPERION_HOME' | \
cut -f2 -d'='`
else
if [ -r "${DOT_HYPERION_LC}" ]; then
     HYPERION_HOME=`cat ${HOME}/.hyperion.${SHORT_HOSTNAME_LC} | \
grep '^HYPERION_HOME' | \
cut -f2 -d'='`
     DOT_HYPERION=${DOT_HYPERION_LC}
else
     echo "ERROR: ${DOT_HYPERION} does not exist or is not readable"
     exit 1
fi
fi
I appreciate your help if you can tell me what's is this error about, and how can I fix it.
Thanks in advance

Answer 1

It seems your installation was not completely successfull. I'd suggest rerunning the installation.
In the home dir of the user running the installation you should find a file named .hyperion.$YOURSERVERNAME (so in your case user admin's home should have a file named .hyperion.aton)
you can use
ls -al to list also the . files
Make sure the file exists in your home directory. It should have a content like mine:
HYPERION_HOME=/opt/essbase9/common
export HYPERION_HOME
In your case HYPERION_HOME should point to your hyperion home (/Hyperion/common i guess ???)
Anyway this should already be there, unless you installed the sw on a different account you are using now to configure...