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[Daniel C. <dan...@gi...>]

Hi

Thank you for your help.

I solved the problem. When a had the problem I copied the wrapper_server.co=
nf file from a windows machine to the linux machine with ftp. When I instea=
d created the file as a new file on linux with emacs and with ssh pasted th=
e contents into the file everything worked.

The text contents was the same in both tests but comparing the files showed=
 that the binary contents was not. My guess is that the file got som wrong =
character encoding and then wrapper either didn't see the #include line at =
all becuase # was encoded differently or it saw the line but couldn't find =
the file because its filename had som different encoding.

Just so you known.=20

/Daniel

Leif wrote:

Daniel,
     I just retested this and it is working correctly on my machine.  =20
 There is currently no
 easy way to debug this because the include system is designed to simply=20
 ignore files that
 can not be found.
=20
     It sounds like you have already tried most things.  The next thing=20
 that I would suggest
 will involve building from source?  It is easy.
=20
     Download the src tar file.  (You do not need the big one with the=20
 document source.)
 Edit the src/c/Makefile.linux file and append a debug flag to the=20
 COMPILE options
 on the first line.  It will look like this:
=20
 COMPILE =3D gcc -O3 -Wall --pedantic -D_DEBUG
=20
 Now from the root of the source, simply run ./build.sh  This will=20
 recompile everything.
 Copy the new wrapper binary to your project and try launching the=20
 wrapper again.
 You will get a lot of debug output.  The beginning goes through the=20
 process of reading
 in the conf file and any includes.   It is not very user friendly, so=20
 post the output back to
 the list and I'll see if I can see your problem.
=20
 Please post your wrapper.conf and wrapper_server.conf files as well.
=20
 Cheers,
 Leif
=20
 Daniel Carlsson wrote:
=20
 >Hi
 >
 >I am using #include in a file called "wrapper_server.conf" to include a f=
ile named
"wrapper.conf", both placed in the same directory as the executable. Everyt=
hing works
perfectly on windows but does not work att all on linux (Redhat 8.0, sun ja=
va 1.4.1_02-b06).
I have tried wrapper 3.0.4 and 3.0.5.
 >
 >I have tried moveing the include line around and rewritting it as:
 >#include wrapper.conf
 ># include wrapper.conf
 >#include ./wrapper.conf
 >#include /opt/fox/fox_f03/wrapper/wrapper.conf
 >
 >Nothing works and I can't understand why. Has somebody successfully run i=
ncludes in linux?
Does somebody know why it doesn't work?
 >
 >Thanks
 >
 >Daniel Carlsson=20
 >Gimlisoft AB
 >Email: daniel.carlsson@gi...
 >Tel: 0709-744570, 031-189024
 > =20
 >
=20



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Daniel Carlsson=20
Gimlisoft AB
Email: dan...@gi...
Tel: 0709-744570, 031-189024