Deployment fail after adding script in deployment configuration file

Hi all,

I have a deployment which can success deploy files from TeamSite server to WebSphere. (TeamSite and WebSphere are installed into 2 different machine).

However when I try to add a script in the deployment config file, the deployment fail. The script is use for trigger a shell script in WebSphere to clear cache file. I tried the shell script and it's work.

I have no idea to this problem.
Does anyone can give a help?

Deployment config file:
##########################
...
<execDeploymentTask>
<deployNRun>
<dnrFile location="target" when="after" state="always">
<script cmd="/temp/clearCache.sh" />
</dnrFile>
</deployNRun>
</execDeploymentTask>
...
##########################
Thank you very much.
Terence.

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iw_store

Hi,

Attach complete configuration file, and error log
Then only its easy to find out possible cause, at least log

Bill Klish

Typically when you execute commands you need to pass the command interpreter to start the command. In your case it should be something like:


/bin/sh /temp/clearCache.sh

Migrateduser

Check if the /temp/clearCache.sh has the appropriate shebang line and the execute permissions on the script.

Adam Stoller

Hi all,

I have a deployment which can success deploy files from TeamSite server to WebSphere. (TeamSite and WebSphere are installed into 2 different machine).

However when I try to add a script in the deployment config file, the deployment fail. The script is use for trigger a shell script in WebSphere to clear cache file. I tried the shell script and it's work.

I have no idea to this problem.
Does anyone can give a help?

Deployment config file:
##########################
...
<execDeploymentTask>
<deployNRun>
<dnrFile location="target" when="after" state="always">
<script cmd="/temp/clearCache.sh" />
</dnrFile>
</deployNRun>
</execDeploymentTask>
...
##########################
Thank you very much.
Terence.

I believe dnrFile requires a mask attribute (though the DTD says it's implied) - and more often than not what's really wanted is a dnrDeployment directive instead of dnrFile - also - are you sure it's /temp/?

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Terence

Hi all,

attached is the deployment config file and the log file.
I can deploy success only if I delete the script tag inside the deployment config file(deploy_test).

There is somethings wrong is previous post.
I'm using dnrDeployment since I'm not consider what kind of file are going to deploy to target.
My goal is execute the script (shell script) after the deployment.

Any one can help me?

Thank you very much.
Terence

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Adam Stoller

Hi all,

attached is the deployment config file and the log file.
I can deploy success only if I delete the script tag inside the deployment config file(deploy_test).

There is somethings wrong is previous post.
I'm using dnrDeployment since I'm not consider what kind of file are going to deploy to target.
My goal is execute the script (shell script) after the deployment.

Any one can help me?

Thank you very much.
Terence

Do you have a copy of the receiver-side micro log? The source side doesn't show the DNR being executed - and that's where the problem supposedly occurs.

Is the Receiver running as 'root' or 'non-root' ?

XML.rptdesign

Terence

Ghoti,

You are right.

After study the log on receiver, the user which are running the deployment and script is "System", not a root, which does not have any premission on receive side.
I had modified the sudo and make the scritp to run as root account.
Finally, I can deploy success and execute the script.

Thank you very much.

Terence.