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Armando1
Calcite | Level 5

Hi SAS Users, i hope you can help me with mi problem

 

I need to renew the sas licence and i execute the ./sassetup but the program have and error i attach the printscreen.

 

sassetup errror.PNG

 

I don't know why is this happening. I hope someone can help me my license is about to end

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JuanS_OCS
Amethyst | Level 16

I have seen something similar other times, not only with SAS, but with other products as well.

 

I would ask your system admin to check the IO modules in your Linux server. I think they need re-installation, or maybe just check the authorizations on the relative folders.

danpritts
Calcite | Level 5

We ran into this exact problem today.

 

We eventually figured out that

1) the perl that SAS bundles to run sassetup is 32-bit, even though SAS itself and our OS is 64-bit

2) our new NAS (since last year's setinit) was configured to use 64-bit inodes.

 

So, the IO.so file was there but it was not readable by the 32-bit perl process, which could only understand a 32-bit inode.  

 

We reconfigured the NAS (an Isilon) to return 32-bit inodes on this export and everything worked.  Note that this may break existing clients' mounts of the filesystem.  

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