informix dynamic server on linux help
Mark, a newbie, got error 25584 (network driver cannot access sqlexec) starting dbaccess on Red Hat Linux 6.0 with an onipcpip sqlhosts entry and no services file. Jonathan Leffler and daniel.ho said Linux IDS supports only onipcshm or onsoctcp, and Jonathan added an /etc/services sqlexec entry. Matthew Devlin said the services file must be in /etc. No confirmation of the fix.
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Hi all,
I am an informix newbie, and i have problems running it on redhat linux 6.0.
The installation went just fine, but now when i start dbaccess and try to
create a new database i get this error message:
25584: Network driver can not access server program
/opt/informix/lib/sqlexecmy sqlhost looks as follows:
amouna onipcpip lake.arrow sqlexec
and i don't see any services file in the /etc directory. I think that my
sqlhost is the source of the problem, but i have no clue why. any
suggestions ???
thanx in advance
mark
mark wrote:
> I am an informix newbie, and i have problems running it on redhat linux 6.0.
> The installation went just fine, but now when i start dbaccess and try to
> create a new database i get this error message:
> 25584: Network driver can not access server program
> /opt/informix/lib/sqlexec> my sqlhost looks as follows:
>
> amouna onipcpip lake.arrow sqlexec
>
> and i don't see any services file in the /etc directory. I think that my
> sqlhost is the source of the problem, but i have no clue why. any
> suggestions ???
onipcpip is not the correct protocol; you should either use onipcshm or
onsoctcp.
You may also need to create a file /etc/services with an entry:
sqlexec 1525/tcp # Informix databases
There may be other issues too, but they're reasonable starters...
--
Jonathan Leffler (jleffler@informix.com, jleffler@earthlink.net)
Guardian of DBD::Informix v0.62 -- see http://www.perl.com/CPAN
#include <disclaimer.h>
something wrong in your sqlhosts file.
Linux IDS only supports "onipcshm" or "onsoctcp".
Look into the release notes for more details:
$INFORMIXDIR/release/en_us/0333/IDS_7.3 etc....
> Hi all,
>
> I am an informix newbie, and i have problems running it on redhat linux 6.0.
> The installation went just fine, but now when i start dbaccess and try to
> create a new database i get this error message:
> 25584: Network driver can not access server program
> /opt/informix/lib/sqlexec> my sqlhost looks as follows:
>
> amouna onipcpip lake.arrow sqlexec
>
> and i don't see any services file in the /etc directory. I think that my
> sqlhost is the source of the problem, but i have no clue why. any
> suggestions ???
>
> thanx in advance
> mark
>
>
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You must have a services file in /etc not $INFOMRIXDIR/etc if you dont then
you have other problems. Make sure of that issue and let me know if you are
stil having trouble.
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> something wrong in your sqlhosts file.
> Linux IDS only supports "onipcshm" or "onsoctcp".
> Look into the release notes for more details:
> $INFORMIXDIR/release/en_us/0333/IDS_7.3 etc....
>
>
> > Hi all,
> >
> > I am an informix newbie, and i have problems running it on redhat linux
6.0.
> > The installation went just fine, but now when i start dbaccess and try
to
> > create a new database i get this error message:
> > 25584: Network driver can not access server program
> > /opt/informix/lib/sqlexec> > my sqlhost looks as follows:
> >
> > amouna onipcpip lake.arrow sqlexec
> >
> > and i don't see any services file in the /etc directory. I think that
my
> > sqlhost is the source of the problem, but i have no clue why. any
> > suggestions ???
> >
> > thanx in advance
> > mark
> >
> >
>
>
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