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12-11-2000 07:02 AM
12-11-2000 07:02 AM
Failure of cron "at" processes
Since a system restore neither of our K series 10.20 machines can run at jobs. message being issued is -
/usr/lib/dld.sl: Unresolved symbol: snprintf(code) from at Abort(Coredump)
Any help would be appreciated
/usr/lib/dld.sl: Unresolved symbol: snprintf(code) from at Abort(Coredump)
Any help would be appreciated
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12-11-2000 07:09 AM
12-11-2000 07:09 AM
Re: Failure of cron "at" processes
Specifying the libc patch, [PHCO_8108/PACHRDME/English] , in the patch
dependencies field solves the problem.
Without this patch installed, the at(1) command will fail
with an unresolved symbol error for 'snprintf'.
install the latest patch : PHCO_19885 & PHCO_22448
see cron/at patch text for the above problem description , the 2 patches listed are for cron & libc
dependencies field solves the problem.
Without this patch installed, the at(1) command will fail
with an unresolved symbol error for 'snprintf'.
install the latest patch : PHCO_19885 & PHCO_22448
see cron/at patch text for the above problem description , the 2 patches listed are for cron & libc
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12-11-2000 07:15 AM
12-11-2000 07:15 AM
Re: Failure of cron "at" processes
Hi
Man at specifies the environmental parameters for "at" to run please check that these are available.
Paula
Man at specifies the environmental parameters for "at" to run please check that these are available.
Paula
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12-11-2000 07:38 AM
12-11-2000 07:38 AM
Re: Failure of cron "at" processes
Nick,
Have you installed a patch?
If yes, you could have installed a patch without some dependencies.
If you have installed the dependencies, check with "swlist -l fileset -a state", if everything is configured.
Check which library file is supplying the snprintf(with the what command on the files in /usr/lib), than you need to re-install the patch.
Have you installed a patch?
If yes, you could have installed a patch without some dependencies.
If you have installed the dependencies, check with "swlist -l fileset -a state", if everything is configured.
Check which library file is supplying the snprintf(with the what command on the files in /usr/lib), than you need to re-install the patch.
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