I'm attempting to install the OPSLOG AP server on SYSA. Job CLXJSVZF ran successfully. Job CLXJSVCT fails with a RC=0256. Below are the messages from the job.
/cai/opsmvs/CCLXHFS
-rwxr-xr-x 2 USER01 OMVSGRP 23451 Mar 23 15:43 opsRESTcfg.sh
Checking for existing 'opsREST' deployment on path '/cai/opsmvs/opsrest/opsrest'
No existing opsREST installation detected at '/cai/opsmvs/opsrest/opsrest/etc'.
If an existing opsREST deployment exists, ensure you are supplying
the correct path to the opsREST deployment directory.
Checking existence of '/cai/opsmvs/CCLXHFS/opsREST.jar'
Found 'opsREST.jar' in '/cai/opsmvs/CCLXHFS'
Checking existence of '/cai/opsmvs/CCLXHFS/lib-opsmvs-le-31.so'
Found lib-opsmvs-le-31.so in /cai/opsmvs/CCLXHFS
Checking existence of '/cai/opsmvs/CCLXHFS/libbcm-apisdk-attls-31.so'
Found libbcm-apisdk-attls-31.so in /cai/opsmvs/CCLXHFS
Checking existence of '/cai/opsmvs/CCLXHFS/libbcm-apisdk-security-31.so'
Found libbcm-apisdk-security-31.so in /cai/opsmvs/CCLXHFS
Created /cai/opsmvs/opsrest/opsrest/log
Created /cai/opsmvs/opsrest/opsrest/etc
Created /cai/opsmvs/opsrest/opsrest/bin
Created /cai/opsmvs/opsrest/opsrest/lib
Created /cai/opsmvs/opsrest/opsrest/tmp
opsREST.jar -> /cai/opsmvs/opsrest/opsrest/bin/opsREST.jar
lib-opsmvs-le-31.so -> /cai/opsmvs/opsrest/opsrest/lib/lib-opsmvs-le-31.so
libbcm-apisdk-attls-31.so -> /cai/opsmvs/opsrest/opsrest/lib/libbcm-apisdk-attls
libbcm-apisdk-security-31.so -> /cai/opsmvs/opsrest/opsrest/lib/libbcm-apisdk-se
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Failed to copy application.yml. Aborting update.
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cp: FSUM6259 target file "application.yml.tmp": EDC5141I Read-only file system.
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Release : 14.0
The directory /cai/opsmvs/CCLXHFS was mounted as read-only.
The CLXJSVCT Rest Server deployment job needs the ability to write temp data to directory /cai/opsmvs/CCLXHFS, so it must be mounted as read-write. Mounting the file system as read-write resolves this issue.