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A poster on a fresh Online install found onmonitor started working once the process could read /etc/shadow. dbaccess then failed with error 25588 for the shared memory connection to server gekos, so they switched to socket/TCP connections, which worked. They then found sysmaster missing, but located the SQL script in the etc directory. Self-resolved.
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Hm ... I was trying to get the environment variables together that need
to be set for onmonitor to work - somehow, this does not work out, must
be missing one or more ... what variables need to be set?
Tnx!
OK, an update ...
It wasn't the environment variables, but some Online-process couldn't
access the /etc/shadow file ... once I opened it up for tests,
onmonitor started to work! I have been able to successfully create
another dbspace, changed the physical log size, etc ...
Anyway, connecting to the Online server via dbaccess does not yet work
-
25588: The appl process cannot connect to Dynamic Server gekos.
(gekos being the dbserver name)
Any idea?
After finally being kind of fed up, I changed the config to use
socket/tcp connections instead of shared memory IPC. At least this way,
I can already run dbaccess without any problems ...
Anyway, while all this seems to work, the sysmaster database seems to
be missing ... shouldn't this have been created by "oninit -i"?
Tnx
> Anyway, while all this seems to work, the sysmaster database seems to
> be missing ... shouldn't this have been created by "oninit -i"?
OK; forget that one, found the .sql-script in the etc directory ... ;)
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