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Update Date: | 2017-02-15 |
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Solution
2002734.1
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E5MS :: Scheduler Not Running
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- Oracle Communications EAGLE (Hardware)
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Created from <SR 3-10518214845>
Applies to:
Oracle Communications EAGLE (Hardware) - Version E5-MS 45.0 to E5-MS 46.0 [Release E5-MS 45.0 to E5-MS 46.0]
Tekelec
Goal
E5MS Script Scheduler is not working.
*Solution
Provide instructions on how to accomplish the goal.
Cause of issue:
The issue occurs when a script file is placed directly under the user directory outside any category.
The scripts created from E5-MS Script Management GUI are always stored in a category under the user directory. So, the GUI does not permit placing a script file directly under the user directory.
Thus the scenario mentioned in the bug is possible only if a system user manually creates/copies a script file in a user directory by logging into the system.
E5MS does not expect a script file in a user directory without any category and hence the error.
WorkAround:
Step 1:
cd /opt/E5-MS/commandManager/scripts/root
[root@hostname root]# ls -lrt
total 12
drwxr-xr-x 2 root root 4096 Aug 19 16:02 TestScripts
drwxr-xr-x 2 root root 4096 Aug 19 16:17 CronScripts
drwxr-xr-x. 2 root root 4096 Sep 9 11:27 default
[root@hostname root]# cd default
[root@hostname default]# cd ..
[root@hostname root]#
Here you can see three categories i.e. Test, cron and default. Create all the scripts under these directories only
Step 2:
Delete any blank file/script file that is outside these.
Step 3:
Restart the client
Permanent Fix:
Fix is in E5MS 46.0.1
No such script file (placed openly in user directory without a category) will be taken into account while scanning the user directory for script files.
If such a script file is found on the file system, it will be ignored. This way only the valid script files (those created through E5MS GUI or if created/copied manually, then placed in appropriate location in a category) will be shown on the E5MS GUI.
Solution
Issue:
E5MS Script Scheduler is not working.
The Cause of issue:
the issue occurs when a script file is placed directly under the user directory outside any category.
The scripts created from E5-MS Script Management GUI are always stored in a category under the user directory. So, the GUI does not permit placing a script file directly under the user directory.
Thus the scenario mentioned in the bug is possible only if a system user manually creates/copies a script file in a user directory by logging into the system.
E5MS does not expect a script file in a user directory without any category and hence the error.
WorkAround:
cd /opt/E5-MS/commandManager/scripts/root
[root@m4fxhpsrm1ai root]# ls -lrt
total 12
drwxr-xr-x 2 root root 4096 Aug 19 16:02 TestScripts
drwxr-xr-x 2 root root 4096 Aug 19 16:17 CronScripts
drwxr-xr-x. 2 root root 4096 Sep 9 11:27 default
[root@m4fxhpsrm1ai root]# cd default
[root@m4fxhpsrm1ai default]# cd ..
[root@m4fxhpsrm1ai root]#
Here you can see three categories i.e. Test, cron and default. Create all the scripts under these directories only
Delete any blank file/script file that is outside these.
After this; restart the client
Permanent Fix:
Fix is in E5MS 46.0.1
No such script file (placed openly in user directory without a category) will be taken into account while scanning the user directory for script files.
If such a script file is found on the file system, it will be ignored. This way only the valid script files (those created through E5MS GUI or if created/copied manually, then placed in appropriate location in a category) will be shown on the E5MS GUI.
References
<BUG:19931848> - THE PRESENCE OF AN UNEXPECTED FILE PREVENTS CMI SCHEDULER PANE FROM DISPLAYING.
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