If cuneiform is called for a script that does not exists, the error message looks like this:
cuneiform doesnt.exist.cf
added IP ***\ to logmgr.
=INFO REPORT==== 4-Aug-2016::12:48:59 ===
Base directory: /tmp/cf-**
Number of threads: 24
Error: enoent
It took me a while to notice the typo in the file name, a better error message might be something like "The called Cuneiform script "xxx" does not exist."
If cuneiform is called for a script that does not exists, the error message looks like this:
cuneiform doesnt.exist.cf added IP ***\ to logmgr.
=INFO REPORT==== 4-Aug-2016::12:48:59 === Base directory: /tmp/cf-** Number of threads: 24 Error: enoent
It took me a while to notice the typo in the file name, a better error message might be something like "The called Cuneiform script "xxx" does not exist."