Get Version not compatable error when version is ok.
This same client works fine for other loads and commands just not this one workspace for some reason.
+ which scm
/mnt/scratch/rtc_client/test_Linux64-4.0.1/jazz/scmtools/eclipse/scm
+ scm load -f -r gnrcm --all gnrcm_common_java
Problem running 'load':
Could not log in to https://myjazz04.svl.ibm.com:9446/jazz/ as user C-G35M897@nomail.relay.ibm.com: Your client is version 4.0.2, and the server is version 4.0.1. These versions are not compatible.
+ ec=2
+ which scm
/mnt/scratch/rtc_client/test_Linux64-4.0.1/jazz/scmtools/eclipse/scm
+ scm load -f -r gnrcm --all gnrcm_common_java
Problem running 'load':
Could not log in to https://myjazz04.svl.ibm.com:9446/jazz/ as user C-G35M897@nomail.relay.ibm.com: Your client is version 4.0.2, and the server is version 4.0.1. These versions are not compatible.
+ ec=2
2 answers
Think this might be a bug.
To recreate try to load a workspace in a directory that has the same name as the component root.
Was trying to load a component with a root directory common_java in a directory called common_java.
Once I changed the name of the directory I was loading into it worked.
I can understand there being an error but should be an error message that helps. Spent hours trying to figure this out.
To recreate try to load a workspace in a directory that has the same name as the component root.
Was trying to load a component with a root directory common_java in a directory called common_java.
Once I changed the name of the directory I was loading into it worked.
I can understand there being an error but should be an error message that helps. Spent hours trying to figure this out.
The error message is correct. You are connecting with a client that is newer than the server. You can connect to a newer server with clients that are older by one major version (N - 1 compatibility). It does not work the other way around.
Double-check the version you have installed or the version that is running. It may be that your install was modified without your knowledge or by accident. If you believe it is 4.0.1 or older, please open a support ticket so that they can investigate.
Double-check the version you have installed or the version that is running. It may be that your install was modified without your knowledge or by accident. If you believe it is 4.0.1 or older, please open a support ticket so that they can investigate.
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Lisa Coker
Mar 27 '14, 1:39 p.m.Think this might be a bug.
To recreate try to load a workspace in a directory that has the same name as the component root.
Was trying to load a component with a root directory common_java in a directory called common_java.
Once I changed the name of the directory I was loading into it worked.
I can understand there being an error but should be an error message that helps. Spent hours trying to figure this out.