Getting to home directory through Lotusscript on linux server

Hello,

I’m running a (lotus)script from a scheduled agent that runs on the server and reads files into the database.

It is a linux server.

The problem is that I can’t seem to get to the proper directory from my script.

The only relevant lines, I believe are:

strPath$ = “/home/ua/.

strFileName$ = Dir$(strPath$, 0)

The files, I have been told by the admin, are in /home/ua/ on the server. When I try the above - I get nothing (no files).

When I try simply “.” as the path - I get an .ntf files - which means the script is alive and running in the domino root directory.

If I try “/.” I get the .autofsck file.

I have thought of trying some x=shell(cmd) type of test to find something out - but I believe I won’t get anything useful back from that.

If anyone can just give me some direction on how to find a solution I would be most pleased.

TIA,

Leonardo

Subject: Getting to home directory through Lotusscript on linux server

Have you checked that the user running the Domino server has access to /home/ua ?

/Peter

Subject: RE: Getting to home directory through Lotusscript on linux server

And: Do the files in /home/ua actually have a file extension (which is much less common on Unix platforms, than it is on Windows)? I