VI runs from one account but gives an error 37 from another account

[TheDuke29]

I'm still running LabView 5.0 on a Solaris Server, 2.8.  This is really weird.  I have

a VI that will run just fine under my account, but another user tries to run the same

VI and gets an error 37, device not found.  We are using NI Serial Port Init.vi and when

I run it from my account which is unprivilege without using sudo, no errors, but when

this user runs its, error 37 occurs.  Any reason why this happens?  It sounds like a

permission problem, but I do not know where to look.  Suggestions welcomed.

Thanks,

Jay

[TheDuke29]

Hey guys, I found the answer in this post.  I guess I did not look hard enough before I posted.  Sorry.

In the .labviewrc file make sure this line is included.
labview.serialDevices:/dev/ttya:/dev/ttyb: . . . .
This sets ttya as port 0 , ttyb as port 1 etc etc.

You may have them set as root but not as a regular user.

Also for Solaris 2 , Labview expects the ports to be /dev/cua/a , /dev/cua/b ,
etc etc.
You may need to change / add those links. ( I am a labview programmer not a
Sys Admin !!)
Make sure that the line in the .labviewrc matches what ever these are set to.

Note that the first dev listed will be port 0, the next port 1 etc. so you can
set them in any
order that you wish.

Hope this helps,
Kevin Kent