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Jacob Salomon — — source: Informix-list mailing list archive (1991-1998)
Hi Family.
I recently configured a system for a client and now they can't bring
their IDS system up for squat. Below is the complete online.log session
as I make an attempt to get it going.
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Wed Apr 8 15:16:50 1998
15:16:50 init_alarm(): alarmprog = '/usr/local/bin/alarm.sh'
shell = '/usr/bin/ksh'
15:16:51 DR: DRAUTO is 0 (Off)
15:16:51 listener-thread: err = -25572: Network driver cannot bind aname to the port.
System error = 226.
15:16:51 Attempting to bring listener thread down
15:16:52 INFORMIX-OnLine Initialized -- Shared Memory Initialized.
15:16:52 Physical Recovery Started.
15:16:52 Physical Recovery Complete: 0 Pages Restored.
15:16:52 Logical Recovery Started.
15:16:52 invoke_alarm(): /usr/bin/ksh -c '/usr/local/bin/alarm.sh 5 6"Internal Subsystem failure: 'MT'" "Attempting to bring listener thread
down" '
15:16:52 invoke_alarm(): mt_exec failed, status -1, errno 0
15:16:52 PANIC: Attempting to bring system down
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BTW, there is PLENTY of disk space - I know, I configured it myself.
Any clue as to what stupid situation I should be looking for?
Thanks.
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-- Jake (Buried under a pile of asphyxiated smurfs)
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