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I finally got it. The Windows 7 Sync Center / Offline Files Service was stuck. Reboots didn't fix that. I had to reset the settings of the service: Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\services\CSC\Parameters] "FormatDatabase"=dword:00000001 And...

Hi Gea, thanks for the good hints! permission problems - reset acl to modify recursively -> Yes, I've done that several times - have you enabled any special share settings like abe -> No - have you checked for hidden files ex via WinSCP -> Nothing special to see. I can see and delete the files...

One more thing to precise "can't delete": Yes, he can delete without error message. But shortly after deletion (or F5) the folder reappears.

Hi, I'm encountering a strange permission problem on one ZFS-Filesystem: One User can't delete non empty folders (others can). When he first deletes the files within the folder, then he's able to delete the folder itself. What I've done so far is to check the ZFS-Filesystems aclinherit...

I got it! Your hint with the environment variable solved it. console is executing /usr/gnu/bin/date nappit is executing /usr/bin/date Tanks a lot!

perl -e ' system("sh /path/yourscript.sh") ;' perl -e ' `sh /path/yourscript.sh` ;' Executing the script either way works from the console window. So this is really weird cause nappit calls it the same way with the backticks. Is there anything else in nappit filtering the script?

Doing it the way you proposed it works. Could it be that nappit is executing the shell script in a different way? I found that in the job-other.pl: my $r=`$action 2>&1`; But I haven't any perl knowledge to understand in detail what's going on there.

Does somebody have an idea why the following script prints all lines to the log file when executed in the console window but not when executed by the nappit "other job"? OmniOS r151014 #!/bin/sh pathlog="./test.log" > "$pathlog" printf '%s\n' "$(date +%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%S%Z)" | tee...

OK, I got it. It's simpler that I expected. Everything written to STDOUT or STDERR is checked if a condition matches. The following script with "other job" set to "condition" and "noerr=ok"... #!/bin/sh printf '%s\n' "My Message A" | tee --append myscript.log printf '%s\n' "My Message...

Thanks Gea. Always is the default. That is what I use at the moment and is not differentiated enough for my usage. Never "looks" good but is not what I want not see too. So I've to stick with condition. But what should I write at the end of the shell script to see an OK in nappit? And what...

Can somebody give me a hint on the basis of a simple shell script how to configure the nappit "other job" feature? Especially the error management is the my problem. I can start my own rsync script (sh script.sh) and it will run through, but the nappit log shows errors (first printf for own...

I've found the error. It's a bug in the IPMI Keyboard which get's stuck after the first syslog message. By plugging in a physical keyboard (video still IPMI console) I was able to type in the command clear and everything worked. A work around is to execute in the IPMI console Options ->...

Thanks for your explanation. Luckily you confirmed my knowledge in most points :). But one thing worries me: I know the command clear but I'm not able to execute it or any other command / shortcut I know in the IPMI console after the first syslog message. So I thought there might be another...

This is a real beginner question but I don't know what search terms I should look for: How can I skip the syslog messages which are written to the console to get a clean prompt? Cause at the moment I'm stuck after the first message. I don't know what keyboard shortcut clears the screens to...

I'm using a long spin down threshold of 4200s for my drives. The drive spin down works fine when I won't login to the Web-GUI after a restart. If I do login to the Web-GUI the disks won't spin down after the given threshold. Even if I logoff from the Web-GUI. SSH sessions are no problem...