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Hello @sThomas184513 (Community Member) ,
We would advise that the user running the scan has a home directory, and that the environment variable HOME points to an existing and accessible directory. Another option is to add the following commands before the scan:
echo user=$USER home=$HOME
finger $USER
touch $HOME/test_file
rm -f $HOME/test_file
The first two are just to check that the information printed is consistent. The last two are I/O tests to the directory pointed to by HOME.
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Jason
Community Support Engineer
Hi Jason. Thanks for the support. I t got resolved when I set JAVA_OPTS to accessible path.