return code : 148

[Takeshi Sato]

Hello.

I have a tcsh shell script, which exits with
return code 0 when normal and 1 when error.
One day, this shell returned 148.

I think this is a kind of system error code,
but does anyone know where the definition is?

[Charlie Russel - MVP]

No clue here, Takeshi. Maybe Rodney will pop in with an answer, but things
may be a bit slow this weekend with the holidays.
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Post by Takeshi Sato
Hello.
I have a tcsh shell script, which exits with
return code 0 when normal and 1 when error.
One day, this shell returned 148.
I think this is a kind of system error code,
but does anyone know where the definition is?

[Mark Funkenhauser]

Check your csh script. Do you run the script using option '-e' ?
Most liikely something in it created this exit code.
(do you use 'onintr' or 'exit' statements ?)
Or do you assign values to the 'status' variable ?
Or did your script catch a signal ?
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Post by Takeshi Sato
Hello.
I have a tcsh shell script, which exits with
return code 0 when normal and 1 when error.
One day, this shell returned 148.
I think this is a kind of system error code,
but does anyone know where the definition is?

[a***@discussions.microsoft.com]

Hello. Thanks for reply.

No -e, or onintr. I use exit to let parent know
what the return value is.
I don't assign value to the status variable.
I did not use the script to catch a signal.

I expected that a core would have been made from
this behaviour, but it didnt.
Neither no log to drwatson.

-----Original Message-----
Check your csh script. Do you run the script using

option '-e' ?

Most liikely something in it created this exit code.
(do you use 'onintr' or 'exit' statements ?)
Or do you assign values to the 'status' variable ?
Or did your script catch a signal ?
--
Mark Funkenhauser - Independent Consultant
[ Interix co-creator ]
====================================

Post by Takeshi Sato
Hello.
I have a tcsh shell script, which exits with
return code 0 when normal and 1 when error.
One day, this shell returned 148.
I think this is a kind of system error code,
but does anyone know where the definition is?

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