9iAS on Linux

From: Apps Sol <apps_sol_at_hotmail.com>
Date: Wed, 31 Jan 2001 15:10:52 -0500
Message-Id: <10758.127959@fatcity.com>

All,

I am trying to install 9iAS on one of our linux boxes and running into the following..
any thoughts /tips

The SSOHash calss has not been loaded into the databsae the enabler configuration table
wwsec_enabler_config_INFO$ does not have any entries

this one is from the oracle config assistant (trying to install portal objects)

and this is from the install log

Hello ,

I am trying to install 9iAS1.0 on one of our servers. Our database is on machine1 and 9iAS1.0 on machine 2 when it's trying to complete the installation of oracle portal we are getting these errors.

I have gone thru all pre-installations task recommended by oracle for this install.

Please help us resolve this issue and I a enclosing the errors from install.log
and the error message from the installation screen.

Cheers
RK

Error from the install screen

The SSOHash calss has not been loaded into the databsae The enabler configuration table
wwsec_enabler_config_INFO$ does not have nau entries

errors from install.log

Disconnected from Oracle8i Enterprise Edition Release 8.1.6.1.0 - Production With the Partitioning option
JServer Release 8.1.6.0.0 - Production
INSTALL_ACTION :STEP 19 : Associating the Login Server to Oracle Portal : BOTH
INSTALL_ACTION : STEP 19 : assocNewLoginServer: Portal Url Prefix: http://dell2/
INSTALL_ACTION : STEP 19 : assocNewLoginServer: SSO URL Prefix: http://dell2.pl/
INSTALL_ACTION : STEP 19 : assocNewLoginServer: ../../bin/sqlplus portal30_sso//
ERROR: Setting Portal Partner App
User-Defined Exception
ERROR: Setting Login Server Partner App
User-Defined Exception
INSTALL_ACTION : STEP 19 : assocNewLoginServer: ../../bin/sqlplus portal30_sso/0
INSTALL_ACTION : STEP 19 : assocNewLoginServer:../../bin/sqlplus portal30_sso/p0
INSTALL_ACTION : STEP 19 : assocNewLoginServer:../../bin/sqlplus portal30_sso/p0
Connected to:
ERROR: Obtaining Login Server Configuration . User-Defined Exception
SQL> exit;
INSTALL_ACTION : End of Installation.

From: jkstill_at_cybcon.com
Date: Wed, 31 Jan 2001 12:24:24 -0800 (PST) Subject: Re: OT ? for people who know other databases besides Oracle

On Wed, 31 Jan 2001, [iso-8859-1] paquette stephane wrote:

> Thanks Jared,
>
> I knew it was there somewhere.
> Unfortunately the fips flagging is at the session
> level only in Oracle 816.
> Do you remember if it was at the database level on
> early Oracle 7 version ?

No, I don't recall.

Since you're on 8.1.6, write a logon trigger to automatically set the FIPS level.

You can even make it selective by account if you wish.

Jared

From: "Smith, Ron L." <rlsmith_at_kmg.com> Date: Wed, 31 Jan 2001 14:25:21 -0600
Subject: RE: Unix script question

You can do an ls -s command on the file which will return a zero block count in the first column. If this is true don't even bother with the ftp.

Ron Smith
Database Administration
rlsmith_at_kmg.com

-----Original Message-----
From: Roy Ferguson [mailto:rferguso_at_level1.com] Sent: Wednesday, January 31, 2001 1:48 PM To: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L Subject: Unix script question

I am looking to resolve an issue we have with a particular script.

using a unix script, I need to determine if a file exists and if the size of the
file is zero bytes. using ftp, we put a file a file on a server then we use get
to retreive the same file back. we do this to ensure that the file has been sent
successfully. once the file is gotten back, using get, we compare the original
file to the get file. we then use if to see if the file was successfully send
and received back. if the file is not gotten back, we email the necessary people of the error. if the files are different sizes, we email the necessary
people that the file sizes do not match and that the ftp process needs to be

done again. all of the above steps work fine.

the issue we face is when we ftp a zero byte file and receive the same file back
the if statement we're using sees the zero byte file as none existant and therefore an email is sent saying that the ftp process failed when in fact it
didn't. it just sent and received a zero byte file. a zero byte file is not a
failed process.

finally...the question...

can a unix scripting guru assist me in the code that checks if a file is a zero
byte file?

thanks in advance...Roy

below is the current portion of the script that checks for errors:

put file1 'file1'
get 'file1' check_file
bye
!EOF # First if statement will check to see if the check file exists

if test ! -s "check_file"

then

# if the file does not exist, send the failed message and exit the program

echo Failed to pull a check file back from the FTP echodo /usr/ucb/mail -s ftp_of_file1.FAILED `cat $EMAIL/fail.list` < $EMAIL/fail.msg

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