OK, I thought I had that. I must have typed something wrong though
since I copied and pasted yours it got rid of the error. However, now
I get:
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Run 0001 0 gfx10 57060 gfx10.14
06/25,09:54:36 00:00:01 retry#2 of 3
###
### gfx10.14: 0001
###
--------------- Rush 102.42a9 --------------
-- Host: gfx10
-- Pid: 57060
-- Title: nuke_test1
-- Jobid: gfx10.14
-- Frame: 0001
-- Tries: 0
-- Owner: gfx10 (501/20)
-- RunningAs: ? (501/20)
-- Priority: 1
-- Nice: 10
-- Tmpdir: /var/tmp/.RUSH_TMP.27
-- LogFile: /Volumes/core0000/core_projects/testing/nuke/
test1.nk.log/0001
-- Command: perl /Volumes/coreAPPS/rush/rushscripts/submit-nuke.pl -
render /Volumes/core0000/core_projects/testing/nuke/test1.nk 11 10 3
Fail 0 off -V-i
-- Started: Wed Jun 25 09:54:36 2008
--------------------------------------------
NUKESCRIPT: /Volumes/core0000/core_projects/testing/nuke/test1.nk
SCRIPTARGS:
NUKEFLAGS: -V -i
BATCHFRAMES: 11 (1-10)
RETRIES: 3 (Fail after 3 retries)
PATH: /Applications/Nuke5.0v2/Nuke5.0v2.app/Contents/MacOS:/
usr/local/rush/bin:/usr/local/rush/bin:/usr/bin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/sbin:/
usr/local/bin:/usr/X11/bin:/usr/local/rush/bin
Executing: nuke5.0 -V -i -x /Volumes/core0000/core_projects/testing/
nuke/test1.nk 1,10
Nuke 5.0v2, built May 28 2008, revision 6380.
Copyright (C) 2008 The Foundry Visionmongers Ltd. All Rights Reserved.
License failure: License server machine is down or not responding.
See the system adminstrator about starting the license server
system, or
make sure you're referring to the right host (see LM_LICENSE_FILE).
Feature: nuke_i
Hostname: lserver
License path: /Applications/Nuke5.0v2/Nuke5.0v2.app/Contents/MacOS -
/*.lic:/Applications/Nuke5.0v2/Nuke5.0v2.app/Contents/MacOS/../
*.lic:
/Library/Application Support/TheFoundry/FLEXlm/*.lic:/usr/local/
foundry -
/FLEXlm/foundry.lic
FLEXnet Licensing error:-96,7. System Error: 2 "No such file or
directory"
For further information, refer to the FLEXnet Licensing End User Guide,
available at "www.macrovision.com".
--- NUKE LICENSE ERROR: EXITCODE=100
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which is odd since I do have a license. Directly in the terminal, I
can run:
nuke -V -x -i /Volumes/core0000/core_projects/testing/nuke/test1.nk
and it works fine. should rush be executing 'nuke' instead of
'nuke5.0' ?
(I did the alias trick described earlier to get 'nuke' to run directly
in bash)
On Jun 25, 2008, at 9:31 AM, Greg Ercolano wrote:
{
### MAC
$ENV{PATH} = "/Applications/Nuke5.0v2/Nuke5.0v2.app/Contents/
MacOS:$ENV{PATH}";
}
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