Installing RME - 111: File copy failed

Explanation

The configuration tried to copy a file and received an error from the operating system.

Action

Ensure that you have the following authority that is required to run the installation:

Operating system	Authority required
AIX®	Root user or nonroot user with the following permissions: Member of the ibmcmgrp group Read, write, and execute permission on the temp directory. Read and write permissions on the `IBMCMROOT` directory (for example, the /opt/IBM/db2cmv8 directory). Ownership and read, write, and execute permissions on the following directories: $IBMCMROOT/rme $IBMCMROOT/log/rme $IBMCMROOT/config/rme /home/ibmcmadm/log/ /home/ibmcmadm/log/rme /tmp/IBMCM /tmp/RME Ownership and read and write permissions on the following directories: $IBMCMROOT/lib $IBMCMROOT/bin $IBMCMROOT/log $IBMCMROOT/cmgmt $IBMCMROOT/firststeps $IBMCMROOT/config/base $IBMCMROOT/config/bin /home/ibmcmadm Full permission on the WebSphere® Application Server profile. For Oracle databases, read permission on the Oracle JDBC driver. For example, the nonroot user belongs to the Oracle installation group. Ensure that the umask of your profile is set to 022. Otherwise, the installation might have permission problems and fail.
Windows®	Administrator authority

Operating system

Authority required

AIX®

Root user or nonroot user with the following permissions:

Member of the ibmcmgrp group
Read, write, and execute permission on the temp directory.
Read and write permissions on the IBMCMROOT directory (for example, the /opt/IBM/db2cmv8 directory).
Ownership and read, write, and execute permissions on the following directories:
- $IBMCMROOT/rme
- $IBMCMROOT/log/rme
- $IBMCMROOT/config/rme
- /home/ibmcmadm/log/
- /home/ibmcmadm/log/rme
- /tmp/IBMCM
- /tmp/RME
Ownership and read and write permissions on the following directories:
- $IBMCMROOT/lib
- $IBMCMROOT/bin
- $IBMCMROOT/log
- $IBMCMROOT/cmgmt
- $IBMCMROOT/firststeps
- $IBMCMROOT/config/base
- $IBMCMROOT/config/bin
- /home/ibmcmadm
Full permission on the WebSphere® Application Server profile.
For Oracle databases, read permission on the Oracle JDBC driver. For example, the nonroot user belongs to the Oracle installation group.

Ensure that the umask of your profile is set to 022. Otherwise, the installation might have permission problems and fail.

Windows®

Administrator authority

If you have the correct authority, confirm that the IBMCMROOT environment variable setting is correct. Confirm that the working directory specified by IBMCMWorkingDirectory in the ibmcmconfig.properties file exists and is correct. Confirm that you have disk space available. Otherwise, check the rmecfg.log file for more information as to where the problem occurred.