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1065.1 | Questions ... | YR2000::VOLLER_I | Gordon (T) Gopher for President | Thu Jul 16 1992 21:43 | 11 |
| Alan,
Anything in the server logs (SYS$MANAGER:OAFC$SERVER or
OAFC$SERVER_ERROR)?
What completion status does accounting have for the batch job and
the detached (*SRV73) jobs?
Cheers,
Iain.
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1065.2 | Checked all the previous ones? | YR2000::WICKS_A | DEC Mail Works for ME sometimes | Thu Jul 16 1992 21:46 | 11 |
| Alan,
What's in the log files? have you tried all the STARS articles about
PROFILE.FDL, EPM$SRVSHR, SCSNODE etc ... - way too many to post.
Also what if you put SET VERIFY on and run OAFC$STARTUP.COM?
Regards,
Andrew.D.Wicks
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1065.4 | | WAYOUT::CROOKS | Things that make you go Hmmmmm.... | Fri Jul 17 1992 12:13 | 17 |
| Hi guys,
As I say the log files tell ya nothing. OA$LOG:OAFC$SERVER_STARTUP.LOG looks
normal - it does the preliminaries starts the process, opens the mailboxes etc
they see "All done so go home!". There is next to nothing in the sys$manager
logs.
The thing is every other article or note mentions an error somewhere - they
have none.
Anyway I'll check the exit status. Set verify + oafc$starup.com will look
exactly like the oa$log startup log file wont it?
Thanks so far....
Alan.
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1065.5 | something else to try | IOSG::STANDAGE | Oink...Oink...Mooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo | Sun Jul 19 1992 22:11 | 13 |
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You could also just try running the server in the foreground and seeing
if it complains then :
$ SRV=="$SYS$SYSTEM:OAFC$SERVER.EXE"
$ SRV OA$DATA_SHARE:<node>$SERVER73.DAT
Kevin.
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1065.6 | | WAYOUT::CROOKS | Things that make you go Hmmmmm.... | Mon Jul 20 1992 18:57 | 11 |
| re .5 thats in .0 - it gives the successful completion message.
re .3 haven't got an exit status because the process doesn't die unless
they stop/id it.
This is going to get a bit hot if I dont get this working soon so
any flashes of inspiration welcome to get some idea of whats
occurring.
thanks Alan
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1065.7 | A few things to do... | CHRLIE::HUSTON | | Mon Jul 20 1992 20:02 | 23 |
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My first guess, given what everyone has said, and the fact that
starting in the foreground is ok, is that the config file that is
used by the STA option and the config file used when starting
in the foreground are not the same, and the one used by the STA option
is using a non-73 object number.
this would explain several things, like you say it looks as though it
starts, but no srv73 shows up.
If you can get to the point were it seems that the FCS is up, do a
$ sho dev/files/nosys and see if you can find a FCS process and see
which config file it has open.
Also can you post the log files, you say they have next to nothing, but
maybe they have more than you think. To avoid alot of stuff in them
can you delete the old versions (or rename them) and then start the
servers.
Also, by any chance is SUN the cluster alias??
--Bob
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1065.8 | More info. | WAYOUT::CROOKS | Things that make you go Hmmmmm.... | Fri Jul 24 1992 18:53 | 11 |
| Hi Bob thanks for the response,
The log file is on WAYOUT::OAFC$SERVER.LOG ( for the sake of fellow Windows
noters. )
When they run the image interactively they get the process started as usual but
a sh dev/files reveals that the process does not have any files open!
SUN is the node name not the cluster alias.
cheers Alan.
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1065.9 | Delete and recreate | IOSG::TALLETT | Arranging bits for a living... | Fri Jul 24 1992 20:43 | 11 |
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Try deleting the server entry from the server master and
re-creating it. Don't forget to write down all the field
values before you delete, but you can accept most of the
defaults that Create offers you.
This will recreate the server configuration file and seems
to cure a few ills.
Regards,
Paul
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1065.10 | Sorry bout that... | CHRLIE::HUSTON | | Fri Jul 24 1992 20:55 | 18 |
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re .8
Sorry, you need to do the $ sho dev/files/nosys on the disk that
holds oa$data_share. If it still shows up that no FCS process has
any files open then you have a problem, the following files at least
should be open:
partition_master.dat
profile.dat
partition.dat
some sort of configuration file
oa$script_completion.dat
If there are not files then there is no server.
--Bob
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1065.11 | This is beginning to get to me......:-( | WAYOUT::CROOKS | Things that make you go Hmmmmm.... | Wed Jul 29 1992 14:37 | 31 |
| Hi Paul, Bob
re .9 we've tried that I'm afraid.
re .10 sorry we assumed that we were going to get a process SUNSRV73 and were
looking for files opened by that process as opposed to the one running the .exe,
which is just the ALLIN1 account.
Anyway it has all the expected files open including oa$data:sun$server73.dat.
I'm sorry but I dont see how STA could be looking at a different config file,
but then I dont see a lot sometimes...:-). Anyway I've got them to Edit the
SUN::73= record in SM MFC MS and the config file specified there is the same one
used to run the image interactively.
The thing that I cant understand is why the OBJ_73 is never created in NCP.
When exactly is this done I cant find anything about it?
thanks for the continued interest
Alan.
used to run image interactively.
The thing that I cant understand is why the OB
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1065.12 | Send me your config file... | CHRLIE::HUSTON | | Wed Jul 29 1992 15:04 | 14 |
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re .11
Ok this is getting bad, can you mail me the config file that you are
using to start the server? Send it to CHRLIE::HUSTON, i will see if
I can find anything wrong with it.
The decnet object is created fairly early in server life so if the
server is up the decnet object is there. When you believe the server to
be up and you can see what files it has open, is the process that is
running the .exe show up in a mcr ncp sho know objects command??
--Bob
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1065.13 | Oooops....meant to write this B4 I went on holiday... | WAYOUT::CROOKS | Things that make you go Hmmmmm.... | Mon Aug 10 1992 13:30 | 9 |
| Sorry Bob just as you were becoming intrigued.....the customer has
given up and prompted by a couple of other problems has decided that
they are going to restore v2.4 and do another upgrade from scratch.
If they have any problems after that they will be back.....but for
now fingers crossed.
thanks to everyone....
Alan.
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