actually, scratch that. I think I didn't follow the instructions here:
properly. seems to work now. But another question. I'm a little unclear on how this is supposed to work:
foreach i ( host1 host2 host3 .. )
echo --- $i
rsh $i mv /usr/local/rush /usr/local/rush.pre-102.42
rcp -rp /usr/local/rush ${i}:/usr/local/rush
rsh $i /usr/local/rush/etc/bin/install.sh \; /usr/local/rush/etc/S99rush start
end
Am I supposed to run each of those individually? Sort of a novice here, but do I create a batch file and run that? This will probably sound really stupid, but how do I run all of that at once? I tried running just
rsh $i mv /usr/local ..
and got a connection refused so that's obviously a local problem, but any help for a non-sysadmin to do this?
On Sep 26, 2005, at 1:25 PM, Gary Jaeger wrote:
A couple questions about this. I'm starting to switch over to 102.42a from 102.41. I've got 102.42a installed on the license server (a pc) and one mac. I can ping and see the proper version on both machines. On the mac though, I can't run any of the submit scripts by double-clicking them. I can run
perl //CSSERVER/Apps2/rushscripts/submit-maya6.pl
and get the submit, but double-clicking seems to do nothing.
Another question. I'm a little unclear whether I'm supposed to have a .common.pl file in /usr/local/rush/etc if I want to use the new submits?
thanks
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