I also had the same problems with the iprint-linux-XMLGenerator-1.1.sh as per the previous comments. Here's how I fixed it

Edit the iprint-linux-XMLGenerator-1.1.sh in your favorite editor and look for this section

execCalls ( )
{

if [ -n "$treeName" ] && [ -n "$managerName" ] && [ -n "$hostName" ] && [ -n "$idsName" ]; then

#removedrivers $1
driverMatch

Now remove the comment from the line

#removedrivers $1

and add a comment to the line

drivermatch

so it looks like this

execCalls ( )
{

if [ -n "$treeName" ] && [ -n "$managerName" ] && [ -n "$hostName" ] && [ -n "$idsName" ]; then

removedrivers $1
#driverMatch

Save the file.

That should do it. I now get an import.xml file created, when I run the script.

Have you guys gotten this script to work? I am getting the same errors as you guys. I took the same troubleshooting steps, but cannot get it to run. This would be very helpful as I am also involved in a netware to OES2 iprint migration. I'd appreciate any advice. Thanks!!

I have tried several times. Can not get past step 10. I have used the syntax above, both documentation and the example. Also tried the help '-h' example. No luck. In all three examples, none were consistent in documentation. In the help menu it says to use -h, when I think it should be -s.

Regardless of what I try it's always the same error. Here is what I am typing:

./iprint-linux-XMLGenerator-1.1.sh -f/tmp/PSMINFO.XML -t HEWITT_LINNFT10 -m cn=LINNFT13_Manager,o=ha -s linnft13.hewitt.com -i cn=LINNFT13_DrvStr,o=ha -c ou=PrintOES,o=ha

ERROR:
Invalid parameter specified. Please run the command again with a -h for more help.

sed: can't read -: No such file or directory
grep: : No such file or directory
expr: non-numeric argument
This is manLineDelta:
expr: syntax error
sed: -e expression #1, char 3: unexpected `,'

I have both the source file and script files listed properly:
*************************
SOURCE FILE
linnft13:/tmp # dir PSMINFO*
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 22622 Jan 9 10:19 PSMINFO.XML
linnft13:/tmp #
*************************
SCRIPT FILE
linnft13:/Patches/iPrint/XMLgenerator # ls -l
total 16
-rwxr-xr-x 1 admin root 10207 Nov 21 12:29 iprint-linux-XMLGenerator-1.1.sh
-rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 3262 Jan 9 10:16 iprint-linux-XMLGenerator-1.1.tgz
linnft13:/Patches/iPrint/XMLgenerator #

Am logged in as root, the file has read access.

I have recreated the psminfo.xml file incase it was currupted.

It seems that this is just updating the psminfo.xml file and converting it to the import.xml file. Can you send me a converted import.xml file and I can do a search and replace on my own. I particularly don't know what to modify for the driver store as there is nothing in my psminfo.xml file regarding Broker or Driver Store. I hope to get this working as we will be converting over 100 iPrint servers from Neware to OES2.

I have used the Driver Store script with no issues. Thanks for that.

Thanks.

Make sure you are using the syntax that is found in comment #10.

Can not get the script to work.
Getting the error: The file does not exist in this location ./. Please choose another filename or location.
Getting error: sed: can't read -: No such file or directory
grep: : No such file or directory
expr: non-numeric argument
This is manLineDelta:
expr: syntax error
sed: -e expression #1, char 3: unexprected `,'
Here is the command: ./iprint-linux-XMLGenerator-1.1.sh -t [TREE] -m cn-server_manager,o=ha -s [server] -i cn=server_driverstore,o= -f ./
No matter where I move the file or run the script I get that error.