However, if I created a script file in Linux, download to my Windows7 PC, modified content and the filename, and then uploaded to Linux the script file will refuse to run and throw "No such file or directory" error.
When I created a script file in Linux, download to my Windows7 PC, modified content but keep filename untouched, and then uploaded to Linux the script file will run without any problem. The more strange thing is, when I written scripts directly in Linux systems by vi, then it will run without any problem. The file exists of course which could be proven by ls.
Nohup: failed to run command './Apr_P_200_res5.0.job': No such file or directory nohup: ignoring input and appending output to 'nohup.out' However, when I run one of them with nohup, it throw error "No such file or directory": nohup. For example, the Host Bus Adapter must be supported by the hardware vendor and the operating system vendor in order for Veritas to provide support. These files are C shell script: file Apr_P_200_res5.0.jobĪpr_P_200_res5.0.job: C shell script, ASCII text executable, with CRLF line terminators Backup Exec support policy is that all of the vendors involved (both hardware and software) must support all the pieces involved.
#Scl backup exec install#
You can only install the Backup Exec Agent for Windows on Server Core computers. You cannot install a Backup Exec server on a computer that runs the Windows Server Core installation option of Windows Server 2008/2012/2012R2.
#Scl backup exec 64 Bit#
With ls command I see the files are successfully uploaded to the expected directory: lsĪpr_P_150_res5.0.job Apr_P_200_res5.0.job Apr_P_100_res5.0.job Backup Exec15 SCL Items Requirements Operating System The Backup Exec Server can only be installed on 64 bit OS platforms. The system on remote computer is : Debian 3.14.15-2 () x86_64 GNU/Linuxīy uname -a.
I have written some script files in my PC with Windows7, then I upload these files to remote Linux computer.
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