I am supposed to send GIT updates to a remote server using SSH. PASE must be used.
I could do it simply by adding the job into the scheduler. But for mind gymnastics I decided to use Scott's UNIXCMD tool.
I am using "UNIXPIPEOA" version, because I have V7R3M0 OS version.
UNIXCMD works great for command like ls, cd etc.
However, when I use GIT ( git push -u origin --all) I get errors:
error: cannot create thread: Device busy
fatal: send-pack: unable to fork off sideband demultiplexer
and the second very uncomfortable problem is when the RPG tries to close a UNIX file (* INLR = * on). This I solved by close(e) UNIX file before * INLR.
The UNIXCMD command description shows that example11 is compiled with the default activation group, it means with the old model. Is it really supposed to be this way?
And more important, do you have any ideas for
error: cannot create thread: Device busy
fatal: send-pack: unable to fork off sideband demultiplexer
I could do it simply by adding the job into the scheduler. But for mind gymnastics I decided to use Scott's UNIXCMD tool.
I am using "UNIXPIPEOA" version, because I have V7R3M0 OS version.
UNIXCMD works great for command like ls, cd etc.
However, when I use GIT ( git push -u origin --all) I get errors:
error: cannot create thread: Device busy
fatal: send-pack: unable to fork off sideband demultiplexer
and the second very uncomfortable problem is when the RPG tries to close a UNIX file (* INLR = * on). This I solved by close(e) UNIX file before * INLR.
The UNIXCMD command description shows that example11 is compiled with the default activation group, it means with the old model. Is it really supposed to be this way?
And more important, do you have any ideas for
error: cannot create thread: Device busy
fatal: send-pack: unable to fork off sideband demultiplexer
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