#16 Minor startup script problem on Linux

[Anonymous]

On SuSE Linux 9.0 startup.sh fails with an error
message of:

<snip>

sh run.sh

command not foundo

Starting SecureDataManager...

(java.exe must be in your path or you will need to

modify this file.)

Please add comments/suggestions/questions to the web

site.

sdm.sourceforge.net

www.securedatamanager.org

www.passwordmanager.org

command not foundo
run.sh: line 16: syntax error: unexpected end of file
</snip>

It is mentioned in the docs that it might be necessary
to tweak the startup files a little, but I
nevertheless think that it might be a good idea to fix
this in a future version.

Regards
f9race

[Mirko]

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I have tested it on RH distro, and it works.

Can you try this and tell me if it is ok for SuSE?

Regards Mirko

[Mirko]

Modified run script

[Nobody/Anonymous]

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The .sh script is expecting 2 arguments, but I don't see
them documented anywhere...

[Mirko]

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I find a bug on run.sh of version 2.0.0, the parameters on
command line are not correctly used. I have added the
documentation about run.sh parameters to README.txt. It will
be in next release, with the run.sh fixed. For now, on
run.sh you can call it without parameter and the appliaction
will start normally.

I have put on my web site the Release Candidate 2 of the
appliaction with this fix, if you like to test it you can
find it here:
http://banzaay.altervista.org/index.php?mod=Download
The file is SDM2.1.0-RC2.zip.

Regards Mirko

[mark tomlinson]

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If not already covered we'll roll in any other edits with
bug 1191366. Frankly we should be using %JAVA_HOME to locate
the JRE install and the parameters should be optional.