| Hi,
>> $ console c3
>> ! a c3 window comes up and in the dcl window it says:
>> Check and set linerr
>> Execute :
>> CONSOLE EVENTLIST -
>> /NODE=0 -
>> /SERVER=0 -
>> /SCREEN=0 -
>> /TRANSPORT=LOCAL
>> C3 Message log file: sys$sysdevice:[kaser]cm_c3_KASER_output.log
>> Console Manager - Cannot get shared memory pointer
>> Check and set linerr
>> Check and set linerr
>> Check and set linerr
>> Check and set linerr ! this line is repeated
>> .
>> .
>> .
>>
>> What's wrong with my system ?
>> Any hints ?
Nothing is wrong with your system, these are debug messages we accidentally
left in the code! However, the cannot get shared memory pointer line and the
repeat of the check and set linerr wouyld indicate to me that you have
started the C3 awithout having first starting the console controller daemon.
The repeated check and set message indicates that the C3 is periodically
trying to connect to the controller daemon.
>> btw.: i think, it's not a good implementation if the console-manager
>> can only be installed from the system account and any
>> creation/modification of the config-files.
>> ( it took me a long time to figure that out - with 'all'
>> privileges set for my account !!! - Superuser ? )
>> INSPECT doesn't allow to have a privileged account (i.e:
>> SYSTEM ) to be shared by many peoples !
>>
>> many thanks
>> Manfred
>>
We have had this feedback before, it is not going to change, the reason we
do this is because we have our own security mechanism built into the database
in order to allow or disallow access to consoles, the only way we could
guarantee that the installation was successful (because the install edits the
database) without circumventing the security mechanism was to only allow
installation from the SYSTEM account. We could reverse this and allow anybody
access to everything, however we felt that it was better for us to make the
product secure "out of the box". This is also documented (or should be!)
there are other considerations to make before and after installation which
are documented also (especiallu on ULTRIX and OSF) so not reading the
documentation first could have caused you a lot more problems than you
already had.
Cheers,
Phil
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