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AIX Version 4.3 Messages Guide and Reference

Error Messages for Component ID 0481

0481-067 Cannot change to the DirectoryName directory

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Procedures for Recovery

Ensure that the directories under the /usr/spool/cron exist with the correct attributes, and reenter the command.

  1. Enter the ls -al1 /usr/spool/cron command to list the directories under the /usr/spool/cron directory. The crontabs or atjobs directories should display with permissions set to drwxrwx---, ownership set to bin, and group set to cron.
  2. Enter the su command to change to the root user.
  3. Enter the cd /usr/spool/cron command to change to the proper directory.
  4. If the crontabs directory is missing, enter the mkdir crontabs command to create it.
  5. If the atjobs directory is missing, enter the mkdir atjobs command to create it.
  6. Enter the chown bin.cron * command to give the proper ownership to both directories.
  7. Enter the chmod 770 * command to give the proper permissions on both directories.
  8. Reenter the at, cronadm, crontab or atq command.

0481-071 Cannot access the FileName file

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Procedures for Recovery

Ensure that the file exists, and reissue the crontab command.

  1. To get a list of valid file names, enter the ls command in the directory from which the crontab command was issued.
  2. Reissue the crontab command using a valid file name.

Note: If the file does not exist in the directory from which the crontab command is issued, you must specify the full path name or the complete relative path name. For more information on relative path names, see "Using BNU Path Names" in AIX Version 4.3 System User's Guide: Communications and Networks.

0481-074 Reached an end-of-line that is not expected

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0481-079 Reached a symbol that is not expected

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Procedures for Recovery

Edit the crontab file and reenter the crontab command.

  1. Correct the incorrect entry in the crontab file using the crontab -e command for your default crontab file, or using an editor if you specified another file when the crontab command was issued.
  2. Reenter the crontab command, using the corrected file as input.

0481-103 Cannot open a file in the DirectoryName directory

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0481-106 Your user identification is not valid

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0481-115 Specify a queue name with the -q flag

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0481-124 Cannot create the cron file in the /usr/spool/cron/crontabs directory

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0481-125 There is an error in the minute or hour specification

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0481-126 Specify an hour in the range 1 through 12

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0481-127 There is an error in the month or the day specifications

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0481-129 String is not a recognized date or time specification

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0481-130 Specify the a, b, e, or f queue

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0481-131 The specified flags cannot be used together

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0481-151 Cannot find or access /bin/ksh

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0481-501 Cannot find or access /bin/csh

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Procedures for Recovery


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