/var/tmp/ctype: not found

[Mohamed Galal]

Dears,
while running some shell scripts in my system, i sufferred from failing because of the following error:
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2010-03-21 19:43:43 : execute cp -p /m/nmsetc/conf/common/lmdlicmx.dat /tmp/lmdlicmx.dat

/opt/nokia/oss/utools/utool.sh[2]: /var/tmp/ctype: not found.

2010-03-21 19:43:43 : execute cp -p /nmsetc/conf/common/lmdlicmx.dat /tmp/lmdlicmx.dat failed
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it seems that it is a normal copy command?? can you Help??

[Matti_Kurkela]

Looks like the script did not log *everything* it did, only the things the script-writer thought as important.

The only way to find out what actually happened would be to look at /opt/nokia/oss/utools/utool.sh in your system.

I *guess* the main script is calling an utility function of some sort. That utility function would do something involving the /var/tmp/ctype file before executing the actual copy.

Remember that adding "set -x" to a Posix-style shell script makes the shell produce a listing of all commands it runs, with all the arguments expanded. This will often produce a huge amount of output, but it should let you see exactly what is going on.

MK

[Kapil Jha]

something is missing here?
need more information...what exaclty script is doing.
look for ctype in script.

BR,
Kapil+

[Mohamed Galal]

Hi,
Thank you all for your support, I discovered that ctype is a result of another script. I fixed the issue. Thanks

[Mohamed Galal]

it was internal Errot in our system