PGP error

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August 4, 2009 at 9:11 pm #51099
Rick Pritchett
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whenever i try running my script from the engine i get this.

No configuration file found. in the error log

and the result form the script is: Can’t open key rings

#!/quovadx/qdx5.7/integrator/bin/hcitcl

set fp [open “/home/hci/batch/UHC/UHC_TEMP/fn” r]

set fn [read $fp]

close $fp

set fn /home/hci/batch/UHC/UHC_TEMP/N_278NB_370661220_000000619.btc

exec /opt/pgp-6.5.8/pgp -s $fn -u “Rick Pritchett <Pritchett.Rick@mhsil.com>” -z “xxxxxxxxx” < /home/hci/kshlib/uhc_key > /home/hci/kshlib/uhc_log
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- August 4, 2009 at 11:35 pm #68791
  David Barr
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  I had problems like that when my HOME variable wasn’t set.
  
  I think we had to do something like modify our system startup scripts to do “su – hci -c hcienginerun” instead of “su hci -c hcienginerun”. This also required changes to the .profile to make sure that we weren’t doing tty related activity in non-interactive sessions.
  
  I think that the host server had to have the environment set up properly too or things would go wrong when we restarted processes through the GUI.
- August 5, 2009 at 7:45 pm #68792
  Robert Milfajt
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  ~~Quote:~~
  
  su – hci -c hcienginerun
  
  Isn’t it funny that the last part of that command is:
  
  c HCI engine run?
  
  Run engine run! 😀
  
  Robert Milfajt
  Northwestern Medicine
  Chicago, IL
- August 5, 2009 at 8:04 pm #68793
  Chris Williams
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  About su:
  
  When su is followed by a hyphen it creates a new login for the user specified on the command line, setting the appropriate environment for that user.
  
  When su is NOT followed by a hyphen it starts a subshell under the current user, keeping the invoking user’s environment.
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