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Hello there,

I'm having trouble to run the simpliest system script in Perl. My scripts were working before we change our active directory server.

Now I'm testing with this simple script and I keep getting a 642 error.


use strict;

print "Hello world!";

OS Server : OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard

FM Server : FMS 11.02

Does somebody know how to fix that?

Hello there,

I'm having trouble to run the simpliest system script in Perl. My scripts were working before we change our active directory server.

Now I'm testing with this simple script and I keep getting a 642 error.


use strict;

print "Hello world!";

OS Server : OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard

FM Server : FMS 11.02

Does somebody know how to fix that?

642 is an "Abort" error. Possibly there are some issues with permissions here? What is the selected Account for running this script? Rememebr that a FIleMaker Account might not be sufficient.

Steven

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642 is an "Abort" error. Possibly there are some issues with permissions here? What is the selected Account for running this script? Rememebr that a FIleMaker Account might not be sufficient.

Steven

It was a simple problem... We changed our Primary domain controller server, but I forgot to reboot the FMS machine. It was that simple.

BTW where can I find the error code descriptions for FMS?

Thanks

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