Re: Gunzip error

st moved a file that already existed in the /release/ directory to the AIX.tgz. Perhaps this could be it? Scot P. Floess-2 wrote: > > > > Wow... > > Try a smaller file...see what happens :) > > On Thu, 22 Jan 2009, Faded-Maximus wrote: > >> >> Doesn'

Re: Gunzip error

gt; > --glenn > > On Thu, Jan 22, 2009 at 1:49 PM, Faded-Maximus > wrote: > >> >> After adding the ls -la command: >> >> tidy.ASE: >> [echo] Cleaning the ASE folders... >> [echo] The ASE folders have been cleaned. >> >> unzip.A

Re: Gunzip error

No it doesn't reside on a network drive. Blaine Simpson wrote: > > Does /users/build/main/release reside on a network drive? If so, what > type of network drive? > > Faded-Maximus wrote: >> I really appreciate the help! >> >> Added the few lines y

Re: Gunzip error

before the gunzip call do this: > > > > > > > > > On Thu, 22 Jan 2009, Faded-Maximus wrote: > >> >> I really appreciate the help! >> >> Added the few lines you requested, it appears the GZ_EXISTS variable >> isn't >> set, so apparently the gz

Re: Gunzip error

P. Floess-2 wrote: > > > OK...so permissions not a problem - next ;) > > Hmm...interesting... > > What about prior to the gunzip call do this > > ... > > > > > > > > > On Thu, 22 Jan 2009, Faded-Maximus w

Re: Gunzip error

from the tgz...what does > the parent dir show as permissions? > > > On Thu, 22 Jan 2009, Faded-Maximus wrote: > >> >> It's not silly, sometimes things like that are indeed the problem. As for >> an >> answer, yes I am able to manually unzip it via the command

Re: Gunzip error

It's not silly, sometimes things like that are indeed the problem. As for an answer, yes I am able to manually unzip it via the command line. Scot P. Floess-2 wrote: > > > OK - my silly question... > > From the command line can you manually gunzip it? > > On Thu,

Re: Gunzip error

Thanks for the reply. Yes, it has read and write permissions, so it's not a permissions mistake. Dale Anson wrote: > > Does you build user have permission to read the file? > > > On Thu, Jan 22, 2009 at 9:51 AM, Faded-Maximus > wrote: > >> >> I have

Gunzip error

I have been trying to figure this out for the last few hours to no avail. The code works fine on my one linux account and after editing a few variables and using it on the build account, I am receiving an error message. [install]$ ant build.ASE Buildfile: build.xml tidy.ASE: [echo] Cleanin

Re: Uptodate task not working

et to the value of the >> > "targetfile" attribute." So I think your srcfiles element is >> > mergemapped into becoming "build.zip", not the list of files, and if >> > so an existing copy of a file is always considered more up to date >>

Re: Uptodate task not working

non-existent copy. Have not had a chance to cobble up a test > script, so not sure, but I would start there. > > Brian Stephenson > ThorTech Solutions > www.thortech-solutions.com > > On Jan 14, 2009, at 1

Uptodate task not working

I am trying to use the uptodate task to see if I need to rebuild my program. [code] [/code] Based on my understanding. If the build.z