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‎May 11, 2006
06:19 AM
installShield 11.5 Linux Bug
Hi All,
i m getting a very strange error on Linux. When i try to uninstall my product i get
cat: /tmp/istemp23375101082907/chunk2: No such file or directory
rm: cannot remove `/tmp/istemp23375101082907/chunk1': No such file or directory
rm: cannot remove `/tmp/istemp23375101082907/chunk2': No such file or directory
this chunk2 is actually jvmnotfound.txt , though the uninstaller is able to extract the required jvm but still it is trying to display the contents of this file.
there seems to be a problem with the .bin uninstall script.
i found that there are some differences between this and previous versions of this file. Some are:
1) In the previous version there is no rm statement wihtout '-f '
2) All the messages go to the /dev/null
but in the current version inside extractAFile() function , we have two statements violating these rules:
cat "$CHUNK2" >> "$NAME"
rm $CHUNK1 $CHUNK2
and thses are the two statements which are getting displayed.
the uninstallation is though complete, but y this error message is coming.
i m getting a very strange error on Linux. When i try to uninstall my product i get
cat: /tmp/istemp23375101082907/chunk2: No such file or directory
rm: cannot remove `/tmp/istemp23375101082907/chunk1': No such file or directory
rm: cannot remove `/tmp/istemp23375101082907/chunk2': No such file or directory
this chunk2 is actually jvmnotfound.txt , though the uninstaller is able to extract the required jvm but still it is trying to display the contents of this file.
there seems to be a problem with the .bin uninstall script.
i found that there are some differences between this and previous versions of this file. Some are:
1) In the previous version there is no rm statement wihtout '-f '
2) All the messages go to the /dev/null
but in the current version inside extractAFile() function , we have two statements violating these rules:
cat "$CHUNK2" >> "$NAME"
rm $CHUNK1 $CHUNK2
and thses are the two statements which are getting displayed.
the uninstallation is though complete, but y this error message is coming.
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‎Jun 15, 2006
06:13 PM
I'm seeing the same thing on both Linux and Solaris. Is there any fix for this available?
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‎Jul 21, 2006
09:58 AM
Hi all I have the same error message after uninstallation on Solaris platform.
Is there someone that know how to solve it?
Is there someone that know how to solve it?
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‎Sep 19, 2006
02:10 PM
There is a fix for this in the SP1 - you have to call them and get the link for it!
The uninstaller does not use the same scriptlauncherstub.sh script, it uses the one in the distributables/platform/ext/(platform)ppk.jar
Hope this helps!
Tom
The uninstaller does not use the same scriptlauncherstub.sh script, it uses the one in the distributables/platform/ext/(platform)ppk.jar
Hope this helps!
Tom
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