Thanks All!
When I change values of parameters in /etc/pro4_64.ini, do I have to re-start the daemon? I am not sure if newly created session will then pick-up the updated values. Please advise.
Thanks!
Joseph
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In Topic: PRO4BUSD Daemon getting killed
08 December 2006 - 02:13 PM
In Topic: PRO4BUSD Daemon getting killed
07 December 2006 - 10:29 PM
thank you to all those who replied.
I checked our syslog when our daemon died and here's the message :
Dec 6 11:26:16 erpprod syslog: Pro-IV Bus Daemon - the Maximum Kernel Pool Limit is set to 10
Dec 6 11:33:14 erpprod syslog: Pro-IV Bus Daemon - the Maximum Kernel Pool Limit is set to 10
Dec 6 11:34:14 erpprod syslog: Pro-IV Bus Daemon - the Maximum Kernel Pool Limit is set to 10
Dec 6 11:35:17 erpprod monitor.sh: CHECK_POINT
Dec 6 11:35:12 erpprod syslog: Pro-IV Bus Daemon - the Maximum Kernel Pool Limit is set to 10
Dec 6 11:35:54 erpprod bootpd[2572]: Option 43: Client specified unacceptable option length (200 octets)
Dec 6 11:40:58 erpprod syslog: Pro-IV Bus Daemon - the Maximum Kernel Pool Limit is set to 10
Dec 6 11:41:10 erpprod syslog: Unrecognised error number
Dec 6 11:50:31 erpprod syslog: Pro-IV Bus Daemon - the Maximum Kernel Pool Limit is set to 10
Dec 6 11:51:03 erpprod syslog: Pro-IV Bus Daemon - the Maximum Kernel Pool Limit is set to 10
Dec 6 11:51:48 erpprod syslog: Pro-IV Bus Daemon - the Maximum Kernel Pool Limit is set to 10
What does the error mean? Do we have to change a setting in our kernel? Please advise.
Thanks!
Joseph
I checked our syslog when our daemon died and here's the message :
Dec 6 11:26:16 erpprod syslog: Pro-IV Bus Daemon - the Maximum Kernel Pool Limit is set to 10
Dec 6 11:33:14 erpprod syslog: Pro-IV Bus Daemon - the Maximum Kernel Pool Limit is set to 10
Dec 6 11:34:14 erpprod syslog: Pro-IV Bus Daemon - the Maximum Kernel Pool Limit is set to 10
Dec 6 11:35:17 erpprod monitor.sh: CHECK_POINT
Dec 6 11:35:12 erpprod syslog: Pro-IV Bus Daemon - the Maximum Kernel Pool Limit is set to 10
Dec 6 11:35:54 erpprod bootpd[2572]: Option 43: Client specified unacceptable option length (200 octets)
Dec 6 11:40:58 erpprod syslog: Pro-IV Bus Daemon - the Maximum Kernel Pool Limit is set to 10
Dec 6 11:41:10 erpprod syslog: Unrecognised error number
Dec 6 11:50:31 erpprod syslog: Pro-IV Bus Daemon - the Maximum Kernel Pool Limit is set to 10
Dec 6 11:51:03 erpprod syslog: Pro-IV Bus Daemon - the Maximum Kernel Pool Limit is set to 10
Dec 6 11:51:48 erpprod syslog: Pro-IV Bus Daemon - the Maximum Kernel Pool Limit is set to 10
What does the error mean? Do we have to change a setting in our kernel? Please advise.
Thanks!
Joseph
Hello All.
Is there a way to determine what causes the PRO4BUSD daemon to be killed on our unix server? Is there a log to check in the unix side and maybe in the concerto side? Please advise.
Thanks a lot!
Joseph
Hi,
if you have P4EVENTREPORTLEVEL=4 in the pro4 bus section
of pro4.ini then messages will be written to syslog (/var/adm/logs/syslog or suchlike)
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