I am trying to figure out how to run batch files from the command line. I can run the from the GUI just fine, but we are looking for a way to script batch file processing. So far I have tried the following methods: CREATE 10176/test0001 100 HS_ADMIN 86400 1110 ADMIN 300:111111111111:0.NA/10176 300 HS_PUBKEY 86400 1110 FILE /usr/local/hs/damocles/admpriv.bin 1 URL 86400 1110 UTF8 http://www.coalliance.org And AUTHENTICATE PUBKEY:300:0.NA/10176 /usr/local/hs/damocles/admpriv.bin CREATE 10176/test0001 100 HS_ADMIN 86400 1110 ADMIN 300:111111111111:0.NA/10176 1 URL 86400 1110 UTF8 http://www.coalliance.org Both give me something like: Batch(authtest2.txt) process started ... Batch process prints log on stdout ... Start Time: Thu Feb 10 14:01:12 MST 2011 sending HDL-UDP request (version=2.1; oc=1; rc=0; snId=0 caCrt noAuth 0.NA/10176 [HS_SITE, HS_SERV, HS_NAMESPACE, ] [ ]) to 218.241.99.150:2641 sending HDL-TCP request (version=2.2; oc=400; rc=0; snId=0 crt caCrt noAuth adm /) to 129.19.154.23:2641 received HDL-TCP response: version=2.2; oc=400; rc=1; snId=2095 crt caCrt noAuth sending HDL-TCP request (version=2.1; oc=100; rc=0; snId=2095 caCrt encrypt noAuth adm 10176/test0001) to 129.19.154.23:2641 sending HDL-HTTP request (version=2.1; oc=100; rc=0; snId=2095 caCrt encrypt noAuth adm 10176/test0001) to 129.19.154.23:8000 ==>FAILURE[5]: create:10176/test0001: No authentication info provided sending HDL-TCP request (version=2.1; oc=100; rc=0; snId=2095 caCrt encrypt noAuth adm 10176/test0002) to 129.19.154.23:2641 sending HDL-HTTP request (version=2.1; oc=100; rc=0; snId=2095 caCrt encrypt noAuth adm 10176/test0002) to 129.19.154.23:8000 ==>FAILURE[9]: create:10176/test0002: No authentication info provided Successes/Total Entries: 0/2 Batch File Lines: 9 Finish Time: Thu Feb 10 14:01:13 MST 2011 This batch took 1 seconds to complete at an average speed of 1.7714791851195748 operations/second Batch process finished I have confirmed that the path to the admpriv.bin file is correct, at least that is the file that is used when I authenticate via the GUI. What am I doing wrong? Thanks Tim Donnelly System/Network Administrator Colorado Alliance of Research Libraries |