Hi,
I just tried to generate one of my job but it doesn't work "Unexpected error, contact your administrator".
Ok so i go to the CommandLine and it says :
Fail to list commands Unexpected listCommand while processing stopServer|qu
So i figured the command line wasn't started.
So i go and launch it /talend_directory/cmdline/start_cmdline.sh
And ... nothing happens. It stays the same.
EDIT : Just found that i don't have any cmdline in the running process. But how can i launch it ?
EDIT2: I found that start_cmdline.sh launch a Java command. So i tried to launch the command directly in the shell and i have an answer from the system but i don't know what that means.
HI,
I currently faced this issue. After reading this thread we just copied the file "license" into ../$commandline$/ directory (not ../$commandline$/studio/license bacause this directory does not exist) and restarted the commandline process. And now the commandline runs...
Why is this not documented ?!? OR even better: why can't the TAC provide the new key to commandline process...
Michael
Spent some time trying to fix this one. Not sure WHERE the license finally got read, but wanted to make another comment.
Our Talend installation is loaded with links that confuse things when trying to get stuff working. By habit I go to "/opt/talend" as my directory, but secretly that is just a link to /opt/Talend-6.2.1. I tried putting the license in the /opt/talend/cmdline folder and failed though /opt/talend/command_line was the right place in our 5.5.1 Talend server. I put another copy in /opt/talend/cmdline/studio and it seemed to work.
I have dealt with Talend issues before, so I was not a completly blindsided by this problem, but seriously, why can't the error message say something helpful like "Your license file is invalid, you fool!" instead of the cryptic crap it spits out? And it would be nice for TAC to automatically install the license on the commandline servers. Or at LEAST grunt out a message warning people that uploading the file to TAC is not enough.
