Re: Where do i find Error Codes Documentation

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On Sun, Nov 30, 2003 at 11:35:49PM -0800, Abhijeet Dharmapurikar wrote:
>   I get this error 127 while running  a complex
> script. I want to know what does this mean and
> possibly all other codes .

Error codes from a script are totally dependent on that script.  It may
be the return from the last command executed by the script; it may be
an explicit value set by the script author; or it may be meaningless because
the script author didn't explicitly set or check internal return codes.

Unless it's a documented, distributed script from RedHat or some other
vendor--and by documented, I mean a man page or other system or source
documentation that explicitly describes error codes--I'm afraid you're
going to have to read the script to determine the exit point, and/or run
it via something like "ksh -x" to watch its execution.

G'luck,
-- 
	Dave Ihnat
	ignatz@xxxxxxxxxx


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