Difference between revisions of "Exit codes of gLExec"
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== Upon Success == | == Upon Success == | ||
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126 - Shell returns that the executable can’t be executed: | 126 - Shell returns that the executable can’t be executed: | ||
| − | * This error code is triggered when the | + | * This error code is triggered when the given command is unable to be executed. This could be due to execution permissions problems, ACL problem, or other shell related reasons for not executing. |
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| + | More information can be found in the gLExec Man page: [http://www.nikhef.nl/grid/lcaslcmaps/glexec/glexec.1.html glexec (1)] | ||
Revision as of 07:10, 5 February 2010
Upon Success
The exit code of gLExec will simply be the return value of the command that was executed.
On Error
The error code that glexec returns:
201 - client error, which includes:
- no proxy is provided
- wrong proxy permissions
- target location is not accessible
- the binary to execute does not exist
- the mapped user has no rigths to execute the binary when GLEXEC_CLIENT_CERT is not set
202 - system error
- glexec.conf is not present or malformed
- lcas or lcmaps initialization failure, can be obtained moving the lcas/lcmaps db files.
203 - authorization error
- user is not whitelisted
- local lcas authorization failure
- user banned by the SCAS server
- lcmaps failure on the scas server
- SCAS server not running
- network cable unplugged on the SCAS server host.
204 - exit code of the called application overlap with the previous ones
- application called by glexec exit with code 201, 202, 203 or 204
126 - Shell returns that the executable can’t be executed:
- This error code is triggered when the given command is unable to be executed. This could be due to execution permissions problems, ACL problem, or other shell related reasons for not executing.
More information can be found in the gLExec Man page: glexec (1)
