Open System Services Shell and Utilities Reference Manual (G06.25+, H06.03+)

osh(1) OSS Shell and Utilities Reference Manual
osh[2]: invalid I/O redirection syntax
The command line contains an unrecognized redirection specification.
Check for typographical errors and reenter a corrected command line.
osh[3]: here-documents are not supported
Your input included a UNIX here-document. osh does not support here-
documents.
Copy the here-document into a file and use the file as input. Or use osh to start an
interactive OSS shell and reissue your here document as part of the appropriate
shell command.
osh[4]: only fds 0-9 are supported with I/O redirection
You entered a redirection specification containing a file descriptor outside of the
supported range ( 0 through 9).
Reissue the command using a file descriptor within the supported range.
osh[5]: unable to get login name, using derived name
username
The getlogin() function returned a NULL string. osh substituted the indicated
name from your effective user ID.
This is a warning message, indicating that osh was started from a process without
a valid OSS login name.
osh[6]: unable to get default volume, DEFINEINFO error
n
Guardian file-system error n was returned from a call to the Guardian
DEFINEINFO procedure that attempted to get the information for the
=_DEFAULTS DEFINE. A system software problem might exist; the
=_DEFAULTS DEFINE should exist for all user processes.
Refer to the DEFINEINFO procedure description in the Guardian Procedure
Calls Reference Manual for the meaning of the error returned. Check the current
value of your =_DEFAULTS DEFINE by using the TACL INFO DEFINE com-
mand.
osh[7]: the option_name option must be followed by
permissible_values
You specified the indicated option with an unrecognized value.
Check for typographical errors and reenter a corrected command line.
osh[8]: root fileset is not mounted
The OSS root fileset is not mounted on your local HP node. The root fileset must
be mounted to execute an osh command.
Contact your system administrator and ask that the root fileset be mounted.
osh[9]: unable to chdir to pathname, error n: strerror(n)
osh could not set the current working directory for the child process. The chdir()
function call returned the indicated error number. The meaning of that error
number as returned by the strerror() function is displayed. The indicated path-
name might not exist, or you might not have search permission (read and execute
access) for it.
Check the value used for the OSS environment variable PWD if the child process
was not to be a login shell. Set the Guardian PWD PARAM environment variable
to a new value if necessary and reenter the command.
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