Problems automating SJA in linux

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- June 17, 2004 at 3:53 pm #15959
  
  darthwonka
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  What is strange is that I just tried the generated command via command-line and it worked just fine.
  
  Is this possibly an environment problem? Do I need to set something special in the script?
  
  Code:
  
  user@localhost ~]$ /raid/httpd/html/iss_public/bin/sja -l/raid/httpd/html/iss_public/bin/sja.log /raid/httpd/html/iss_public/bin/public.xml
- June 17, 2004 at 3:59 pm #15960
  
  darthwonka
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  After running the command from a command line — then re-trying the script.. the script started working.
  
  Weird.
  
  If anyone has an explanation, I would love to understand this.
- June 22, 2004 at 7:36 pm #15961
  
  darthwonka
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  humm.. I just noticed that the automated cron is no longer working… same error as before.
  
  Anyone have any thoughts?
  
  UPDATE: This is still an issue for us.. Is anyone around to look into it?
- February 7, 2006 at 2:39 am #15962
  
  kenzy
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  Check the permissions on your script file… it should have execute permissions.
- February 7, 2006 at 6:16 am #15963
  
  Ritesh
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  Starting with v5.0, SJA takes two arguments. One for the log file and one for the session file. So now you can execute SJA like:
  
  ./sja -llogfile.log -ssessionlog.xml
- February 7, 2006 at 10:06 am #15964
  
  peterlaursen
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  I think it takes three parameters … don't forget the jobfile! 😉
  
  like:
  
  sja jobfile.xml -llog.txt -ssession.xml
  
  The -s and -l parameters for specifying the session file and the log file are optional. A complete file path can be specified. That is useful if you donâ€™t have write privilege to the installation folder. If not specified default values logfile.txt and session.xml are used and files are placed in the directory from where SJA runs.
  
  The order of the three parameters is unimportant.
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