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shiran shem tov (1211114) | asked Jul 29 '10, 2:42 a.m.
Hi,

When i start a build from perl script i get an error:

RESULT Unknown error - - An established connection was aborted by the software in your host machine AgentReadError (Unknown error - - An established connection was aborted by the software in your host machine)

I see that the error occurs from any agent and on any project.

Can someone help?

Thanks,
Shiran

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Brent Ulbricht (2.5k11) | answered Jul 29 '10, 9:25 a.m.
JAZZ DEVELOPER
Hi,

When i start a build from perl script i get an error:

RESULT Unknown error - - An established connection was aborted by the software in your host machine AgentReadError (Unknown error - - An established connection was aborted by the software in your host machine)

I see that the error occurs from any agent and on any project.

Can someone help?

Thanks,
Shiran


Hi Shiran,

A couple of questions may help in diagnosing. Do you get the same message when starting the build manually? Is there a particular step or operation that step is performing that seems to cause error? What release of management console and agent are you using?

bju

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shiran shem tov (1211114) | answered Aug 01 '10, 7:45 a.m.
Hi,

When i start a build from perl script i get an error:

RESULT Unknown error - - An established connection was aborted by the software in your host machine AgentReadError (Unknown error - - An established connection was aborted by the software in your host machine)

I see that the error occurs from any agent and on any project.

Can someone help?

Thanks,
Shiran


Hi Shiran,

A couple of questions may help in diagnosing. Do you get the same message when starting the build manually? Is there a particular step or operation that step is performing that seems to cause error? What release of management console and agent are you using?

bju

Hi bju,

I am not getting this error when i run the projects manually.

I tried to run it on 3 steps:
1. is retag to the baseline i get:
.retag encountered an error during variable expansion, value '${BASELINE}-BF.$B' expanded to ''.

But i did update the BASELINE variable from the script

2. in this step i am trying to update a clearcase view, and then i get the error i sent.

3. in this step i am trying to run make command in a clearcase view and i get the error i sent.

management console 7.1.1.4.

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shiran shem tov (1211114) | answered Aug 01 '10, 8:11 a.m.
Hi,

When i start a build from perl script i get an error:

RESULT Unknown error - - An established connection was aborted by the software in your host machine AgentReadError (Unknown error - - An established connection was aborted by the software in your host machine)

I see that the error occurs from any agent and on any project.

Can someone help?

Thanks,
Shiran


Hi Shiran,

A couple of questions may help in diagnosing. Do you get the same message when starting the build manually? Is there a particular step or operation that step is performing that seems to cause error? What release of management console and agent are you using?

bju

Hi bju,

I am not getting this error when i run the projects manually.

I tried to run it on 3 steps:
1. is retag to the baseline i get:
.retag encountered an error during variable expansion, value '${BASELINE}-BF.$B' expanded to ''.

But i did update the BASELINE variable from the script

2. in this step i am trying to update a clearcase view, and then i get the error i sent.

3. in this step i am trying to run make command in a clearcase view and i get the error i sent.

management console 7.1.1.4.


I have tried to run a project with one step with echo command and i still get the error when running from a perl script.
From the GUI i worked.

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shiran shem tov (1211114) | answered Aug 01 '10, 11:14 a.m.
Hi again,

I have installed the build forge server on a temp machine to check if the problem is solved, when i started a simple project with echo command it worked, then i started my project and i get the error i sent.

Now when i am trying to run the simple project with the echo command i get the same error.

So i think something in my project/environment caused the problem.

Thanks,

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Brent Ulbricht (2.5k11) | answered Aug 02 '10, 5:51 p.m.
JAZZ DEVELOPER
Hi again,

I have installed the build forge server on a temp machine to check if the problem is solved, when i started a simple project with echo command it worked, then i started my project and i get the error i sent.

Now when i am trying to run the simple project with the echo command i get the same error.

So i think something in my project/environment caused the problem.

Thanks,


Hi,

What is the value of your ${BASELINE} variable (any characters like \n in it), and is that variable value permanently set in that environment? Also, what agent release/build are you running against?

bju

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shiran shem tov (1211114) | answered Aug 03 '10, 2:09 a.m.
Hi again,

I have installed the build forge server on a temp machine to check if the problem is solved, when i started a simple project with echo command it worked, then i started my project and i get the error i sent.

Now when i am trying to run the simple project with the echo command i get the same error.

So i think something in my project/environment caused the problem.

Thanks,


Hi,

What is the value of your ${BASELINE} variable (any characters like \n in it), and is that variable value permanently set in that environment? Also, what agent release/build are you running against?

bju

This is an example for the {BASELINE} variable:
MCMS-V9999.0.0.23.1377

The variable value is changing from build to build for example if it was MCMS-V9999.0.0.23.1377 is could change to MCMS-V9999.0.0.24.1377

The agent version is 7.1.1.4 GA (Build 0010)

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