sort: can't stat /tmp/CoOlTsT.TmP: No such file or directory

Hi!

I'm trying to run a cooltst on

> uname -srvmi

SunOS 5.8 Generic_117350-08 sun4u SUNW,Sun-Fire-V240

> cat /etc/release

Solaris 8 HW 7/03 s28s_hw3wos_05a SPARC

Copyright 2003 Sun Microsystems, Inc. All Rights Reserved.

Assembled 12 June 2003

and have the following output:

cooltst.ksh v2.3.2

System configs

Host Name:dnssfra1

Chip Arch:US-IIIi

OS: SunOS 5.8, 64-bit

[Virtual]Processors:2

processor0on-line1280 MHz

processor1on-line1280 MHz

=> Running cpustat... (09/27/06 12:34:41)

=> Runtime (cpustat) ended... (09/27/06 12:36:53)

=> Running procls.sh... (09/27/06 12:36:53)

=> Completed data collection... (09/27/06 12:36:53)

=> Analysis of collected data... (09/27/06 12:36:53)

FP: GREEN

PROCESSES FOR ANALYSIS:

Process Summary:

152 Active Processes, 345 LWPs

PID NLWP CMD

sort: can't stat /tmp/CoOlTsT.TmP: No such file or directory

/tmp/CoOlTsT.TmP: No such file or directory

LWP Details

PID TID CMD

it seems to be a Solaris 8 problem. Could somebody help me to solve this?

rgds

[1252 byte] By [v0vik] at [2007-11-26 10:24:35]
# 1

scripts/NM_do_processes.sh writes the output of certain ps fields to /tmp/CoOlTsT.TmP, which is then sorted. Because you must be root to execute cooltst.ksh, the process should have no permission limitations that prevent it from writing to /tmp.

You may want to download the latest version of cooltst: v2.3.3. It has a couple of more robust additions that may identify the source of the problem.

rml at 2007-7-7 2:26:47 > top of Java-index,Open Source Technologies,OpenSPARC...
# 2
If I start the script as user with sudo then I have the error, if I do this as root from su - shell, then not. It's possibly an environment issue. Some program wasn't found in the PATH, but the error message is suppressed. No delight to analyze this. ;-)rgds
v0vik at 2007-7-7 2:26:47 > top of Java-index,Open Source Technologies,OpenSPARC...