TS1424 File doesn't exist but says it's installed.

Purchased app. Says installed but won't let me download.

It's not the AppleScript that's failing, but more likely the shell script.
It's likely that AppleScript is calling the perlscript.pl file just fine, but perlscript.pl is failing because it can't find a file. That error gets passed back to AppleScript, and AppleScript reports it to you as the user.
The reason behind the failure is almost certainly because you're relying on some element of the user's environment that doesn't exist in the do shell script environment - most typically $PATH.
For example, your user's $PATH may include the path to perl, but the do shell script's environment does not. If that's the case, then writing the first line of the script as:
#! perl
will work when called from your shell, but may fail when called from do shell script if the $PATH isn't configured.
The solution? Look at the perlscript.pl and make sure you're using absolute paths where necessary - at the very least it'll need a full path for /usr/bin/perl, but maybe also other files referenced by the script.

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esther

nwbazl,
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When I rec videos with iPhone 5 the sound doesn't exist but only a annoying noise..WHY?!

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Thanks in advance.

nwbazl,
>When I try to update cache for patch MS11-003 Cumulative Security Update
>for Internet Explorer 7 Dynamic Installer for Windows XP (KB2482017)
>cache status displays failed and error detail displays Signature file
>doesn't exist.
Just had this happen to me. I was able to fix it by re-caching the patch.
(Server-side)
Jared Jennings
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http://www.ciscony.com
My Blog and Wiki with Tips, Tricks, and Tutorials
http://jaredjennings.org
Twitter@ jaredljennings

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It's not the AppleScript that's failing, but more likely the shell script.
It's likely that AppleScript is calling the perlscript.pl file just fine, but perlscript.pl is failing because it can't find a file. That error gets passed back to AppleScript, and AppleScript reports it to you as the user.
The reason behind the failure is almost certainly because you're relying on some element of the user's environment that doesn't exist in the do shell script environment - most typically $PATH.
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#! perl
will work when called from your shell, but may fail when called from do shell script if the $PATH isn't configured.
The solution? Look at the perlscript.pl and make sure you're using absolute paths where necessary - at the very least it'll need a full path for /usr/bin/perl, but maybe also other files referenced by the script.

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Write to text file. Append to existing file. Create file if file doesn't exist.

Hi folks,
up to LabVIEW 7 there was a wonderful "Write to Text File" vi which allowed the option "Append to File". Now, in LabVIEW 8, this old vi is not longer supported anymore. Instead, I am suggested to use a new "Write to Text File" vi. This vi does not offer the option "Append to File" anymore. Rather it is proposed in the online help that one should use the "Set File Position" in order to append text to the file. This much less straightforward than the old solution. Furthermore, I miss an option which would create the complete path if it doesn't exist yet.
To summarize: Isn't there really any smart "Write to Text File" vi available which offers both the options "Append" and "Create path if file does not yet exist". Of course, I could write such a file on my own but I am sure that it is of such general interest that it already exist. In any situation, when a log file shall be written, the wanted vi would be ideal.
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Ray,
I know that the old vi is still available. See the screenshot which I attach to this message. What I am missing is an option "Create file or even complete path if file or path do not yet exist.". Is there any reason why NI doesn't provide neither this option nor a simple "Append to file" functionality in the new "Write to Text File" vi?
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I have a OracleAS 10g server setup and I placed the this in the CGICMD.DAT file
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[Tue Dec 28 07:00:10 2004] [error] [client 127.0.0.1] [ecid: 1104235210:172.25.94.105:1908:12772:865,0] File does not exist: e:/home_apps/apache/apache/htdocs/index.html
[Tue Dec 28 07:00:30 2004] [error] [client 127.0.0.1] [ecid: 1104235230:172.25.94.105:1908:12880:923,0] File does not exist: e:/home_apps/apache/apache/htdocs/index.html
[Tue Dec 28 07:00:50 2004] [error] [client 127.0.0.1] [ecid: 1104235250:172.25.94.105:1908:12948:910,0] File does not exist: e:/home_apps/apache/apache/htdocs/index.html
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[Tue Dec 28 07:01:50 2004] [error] [client 127.0.0.1] [ecid: 1104235310:172.25.94.105:1908:4060:932,0] File does not exist: e:/home_apps/apache/apache/htdocs/index.html
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Hi,
I saw the same problem once I changed the docRoot of apache. in one of the opmn config file I saw reference to this index.html. I workedaround it by adding empty index.html to the docRoot.
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EA

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in main.asc - onconnect.
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What is wrong with this program it keeps telling me the file doesn't exist?

this program is supposed to write the file so why does it need the file to already exist?
import java.awt.*;
import java.awt.event.*;
import java.io.*;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.Scanner;
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