Error Messages for Component ID 0652

0652-050 Cannot open FileName

Possible Causes

• You attempted to use the cat command on a file that is in the process of being downloaded.

Procedures for Recovery

• Wait until downloading has finished, and try again.

0652-019 The status on FileName is not valid

Possible Causes

This error message may be displayed during a backup operation.

• The system looked for a file that either does not exist or was specified incorrectly.
• The system looked for a file for which you do not have write permission.

Procedures for Recovery

• Ensure that the file exists and verify the file name.
• Add write permission to the file or parent directory.

  Run the su command to become the root user and add the appropriate permission.

0652-033 Cannot open FileName

Possible Causes

• You used the grep command to search a file on which you do not have read permission.
• You used the grep command to search a file, and you do not have execute permission on one or more of the parent directories containing the file.

Procedures for Recovery

• Establish read permission for the file.
  1. Use the li -l command to determine access and ownership permissions on the file.
  2. Follow the procedure described in "Recovering from File and Directory Permission Errors" .
• Establish execute permission for the directories containing the file.
  1. Determine which directory is causing permission problems by entering the cd ParentDirectory command, where ParentDirectory is the parent directory of the file in question. If an access error is displayed from the cd command, reenter the command using the parent directory of the directory specified in the previous usage of the cd command.

     Repeat this process until the cd command changes to the specified directory without returning an error. The child of this directory is the directory causing access problems.

  2. Use the ls -l command to determine the access permissions and ownership of the directory.
  3. Follow the procedure described in "Recovering from File and Directory Permission Errors".

     Note: You may need to repeat one or both of the recovery procedures presented in this article because permission problems may be found in multiple directories under which the file resides.

0652-048 Cannot change the modification time on FileName or DirectoryName

Possible Causes

• You used the touch command to change the time stamp information on a file or a directory for which you do not have write permission.

Procedures for Recovery

• Establish write permissions on the file.
  1. Determine the current ownership of the file or directory by entering the ls -dl Name command, where Name specifies the file or directory.
  2. Follow the procedure described in "Recovering from File and Directory Permission Errors".