I have found that the /etc/Tivoli/setup_env.sh script stops iubeui working
in Nways i.e. no chassis views can be opened if the Tivoli environment has
been pulled in. The ~/nv6000.log shows:

 exec(): 0509-036 Cannot load program /usr/CML/bin/nwsstatif because of the
following errors:
        0509-023 Symbol XmeFlushIconFileCache in /usr/lib/libDtSvc.a is not
defined.
        0509-023 Symbol XmGetIconFileName in /usr/lib/libDtSvc.a is not
defined.
        0509-023 Symbol XmeGetMask in /usr/lib/libDtSvc.a is not defined.
        0509-023 Symbol _XmSetThickness in /usr/lib/libDtWidget.a is not
defined.
        0509-023 Symbol _XmRemoveMissedImageEntry in /usr/lib/libDtWidget.a
is not defined.
        0509-023 Symbol _XmIsMissedImage in /usr/lib/libDtWidget.a is not
defined.
        0509-022 Cannot load library libnwsEUI_sh.a[EUI_shared.o].
        0509-026 System error: Cannot run a file that does not have a valid
format.

This happens only when /etc/Tivoli/setup_env.sh is sourced, either with CDE
or mwm.

Any ideas?

Confused from Manchester,

Erdinc
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From:  lclark[SMTP:lclark AT US.IBM DOT COM]
Sent:  23 April 1999 16:56
To:  NV-L
Cc:  lclark
Subject:  Re: Framework & CDE & LIBPATH


I imagine that dtterm is like aixterm. LIBPATH is deliberately cleared,
something about security.  A unix feature.
I'm not sure what the equivalent is with CDE, since I habitually use
aixterm even with the CDE, but this is what I use:

.dtprofile: just uncomment that last line that makes .profile run
.profile:  just  export ENV=$HOME/.kshrc
.kshrc:  source the tivoli environment, (.   /etc/Tivoli/setup_env.sh),
     and whatever else you want for each window, like set -o vi.

This ensures that every window I open is set up correctly to do
whatever.

Cordially,

Leslie A. Clark
IBM Global Services - Systems Mgmt & Networking





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Has anyone seen problems with AIX v4.2.1, CDE and the setting of the
LIBPATH
variable?

I have installed Framework v3.6 onto my AIX v4.2.1 system but when I
try to
run the 'tivoli' command it fails with the following messages:

        $ tivoli
        exec(): 0509-036 Cannot load program tivoli because of the
following
errors:
                0509-022 Cannot load library libtas.a[shr.o].
                0509-026 System error: A file or directory in the path
name
does not exist.

I initially thought that the 'setup_env.sh' script was not being run but
then found that all the other environmental variables et by the script
were
set by issuing echo commands in the dtterm.

I believe the LIBPATH variable is being unset somewhere between the end
of
the 'setup_env.sh' script and the displaying of the 'dtterm' window as I
have added an echo to my '.profile' which writes the value of $LIBPATH
to
the startlog but an echo of $LIBPATH in the dtterm returns nothing.

Rerunning the 'setup_env.sh' in the dtterm causes the LIBPATH variable
to
be
set correctly thus allowing the 'tivloi' command to run.

Any help would be much appreciated.

Ken Freeman
Woolwich plc
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