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| 1321.1 | | CSC32::BUTTERWORTH | Gun Control is a steady hand. | Wed Jun 12 1996 12:07 | 33 |
| Bert,
If there are no sockets and you don't find any files
other than the config then the daemons must not be starting
as well. After you start PCM from root do
console -d -c
Find the fields that give you the process id's for the ENS and parent
daemon. Next do a ps and grep for the pids and see if they are still
there. If they are not do
console -s -y
at least twice. Repeat the console -d -c command and hopefully
the CM pid and ENS pid will be 0 as well as all the other fields.
Now do console_startup and hopefull it'll start. The goal of this
exercise is to make sure the shared memory section is cleaned
up. There seems to be a real problem with the way PCM uses
shared-mem with 3.2D. I do not know anything about Unix memory
management to take this too much further.
I have also had your problem even when the sockets are present and the
daemons are alive and well. The sockets get created and then their
protection is changed via a call to chmod using a mask of 0700. This
protection mask grants only owner access and the owner is typically
root. What bothers me is that I would have expected connections to
these sockets to have *always* failed except for the root user yet
everything has worked *fine* up to version 3.2D! So something has
changed. I posed this question in the Digital Unix conference but noone
has replied.
Regs,
Dan
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| 1321.2 | | CSC32::B_GRUBBS | | Wed Jun 12 1996 12:38 | 155 |
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PCM is major league broken.
I did a reboot with no console script set to start at reboot.
First time to try /sbin/console_startup gets a shared memory error.
console -d -c showed all 0 for the PID....guess they NEVER started.
I tried multiple times with console -s -y and it failed everytime.
# console -s -y
CMShm: Failed to get shared memory section
Console Manager shutting down, Please Wait...
I did notice that there is at least one new file in
/var/opt/console/tmp that is a socket file called ENS_CONTROL.
Here's the debug output of console_startup being run:
Realize this is the FIRST attempt to start console manager after having
just rebooted the system.
# /sbin/console_startup
CMShm: Failed to get shared memory section
Clearing out Temporary Directory
Starting Console Manager Processes.
POLYCENTER Console Manager
Console Controller Daemon Version V1.6-127
Copyright (c) 1995 Digital Equipment Corporation. All Rights Reserved
# CMShm: Initialize done
CMShm: Returning HEADER record
CMShm: Reset system count
CMShm: Returning HEADER record
CMShm: Set CM PID
CMShm: Returning CM record
CMShm: Set CM version
CMShm: Returning CM record
CMShm: Set CM start time
CMShm: Returning CM record
POLYCENTER Console Manager
Event Notification Services Version V1.6-127
Copyright (c) 1995 Digital Equipment Corporation. All Rights Reserved
console_ensd: Starting
Event Sequencing starts at 746,1 (48889857)
CMShm: Returning HEADER record
CMShm: Mapped to section, reference count = 1
CMShm: Set ENS start time
CMShm: Returning ENS record
CMShm: Set ENS PID
CMShm: Returning ENS record
CMShm: Reset ENS event source count
CMShm: Returning ENS record
CMShm: Reset ENS C3 count
CMShm: Returning ENS record
CMShm: Reset ENS monitor count
CMShm: Returning ENS record
CMShm: Reset ENS active actions count
CMShm: Returning ENS record
CMShm: Reset ENS despatched actions count
CMShm: Returning ENS record
CMShm: Reset ENS failed actions count
CMShm: Returning ENS record
CMShm: Set ENS version
CMShm: Returning ENS record
CMCreateEventListener: Creating Event listener
</var/opt/console/tmp/CONSOLE_EVT
_ENS>
CMCreateEventListener: Create succeeded
CMCreateEventListener: Creating Event listener
</var/opt/console/tmp/CONSOLE_EVT
_ENS_MONITOR>
CMCreateEventPort: Opening local transport event port
</var/opt/console/tmp/CONS
OLE_EVT_ENS>
CMCreateEventListener: Create succeeded
CMCreateEventListener: Creating Event listener
</var/opt/console/tmp/CONSOLE_EVT
_ENS_C3>
CMCreateEventListener: Create succeeded
console_ensd: Event Preprocessing enabled
CMCreateEventListener: Creating Event listener
</var/opt/console/tmp/CONSOLE_EVT
_ENS_PREPROCESSOR>
CMCreateEventListener: Create succeeded
CMCreateEventListener: Creating Event listener
</var/opt/console/tmp/CONSOLE_EVT
_ENS_POSTPROCESSOR>
CMCreateEventListener: Create succeeded
console_ensd: Establishing exit handler
console_ensd: Establishing signal handlers
console_ensd: Starting garbage collection at 30 second intervals
console_ensd: Entering CMMainLoop
console_ensd: Event port Connected - Event Source
CMShm: Increment ENS event source count
CMShm: Returning ENS record
CMCreateEventPort: Open succeeded
Console Manager shutting down at user request
total_completion is 0, telling ens to shutdown...
console_ensd: Message received via control socket
console_ensd: Requesting MainLoop exit
Waiting for ENS to exit...
Waiting for ENS to exit...
console_ensd: Message processing complete.
console_ensd: Performing Exit Handler cleanup ...
CMShutdownEventListener: Shutting down listener <ENS_MONITOR>
CMShutdownEventListener: Shutting down listener <ENS_C3>
CMShutdownEventListener: Shutting down listener <ENS_PREPROCESSOR>
CMShutdownEventListener: Shutting down listener <ENS_POSTPROCESSOR>
console_ensd: Closing Source event port - 1073773504
CMCloseEventPort: Closing Event Port <ENS>
CMCloseEventPort: Closing socket associated with event port ...
closed.
CMShutdownEventListener: Shutting down listener <ENS>
CMShm: Set ENS start time
CMShm: Returning ENS record
CMShm: Set ENS PID
CMShm: Returning ENS record
CMShm: Reset ENS active actions count
CMShm: Returning ENS record
CMShm: Reset ENS despatched actions count
CMShm: Returning ENS record
CMShm: Reset ENS event source count
CMShm: Returning ENS record
CMShm: Set ENS version
CMShm: Returning ENS record
CMShm: Reference count == 0, deleting shared memory from process space
console_ensd: Exiting Now!!!
CMCloseEventPort: Closing Event Port <ENS>
CMCloseEventPort: Closing socket associated with event port ...
closed.
Parent waiting for children to exit
Waiting for the Grim Reaper to come for them
All children exited, continuing with shutdown...
CMShm: Set CM version
CMShm: Returning CM record
CMShm: Set CM PID
CMShm: Returning CM record
CMShm: Set CM start time
CMShm: Returning CM record
CMShm: Searching for FIRST system record
CMShm: Returning NULL record, system not found
CMShm: Reference count == 0, deleting shared memory from process space
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| 1321.3 | | CSC32::BUTTERWORTH | Gun Control is a steady hand. | Wed Jun 12 1996 17:15 | 8 |
| Bert,
V1.6-127 isn't ECO 2! ECO 2 is V1.6-201!! V1.6-127 was a "field test"
build of ECO 2.
Is this system in the CSC?
Regs,
Dan
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| 1321.4 | | CSC32::B_GRUBBS | | Wed Jun 12 1996 19:00 | 21 |
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ok, I wiped it and went back to version 110 (eco 1).
this time I did 3 things different and got it started. It's a miracle.
1) I titially disabled netview so PCM said 'no netview detected' when
installing
2) I logged in as root instead of my regular account and su'ing to root
3) The first command I did was /sbin/console_startup and it failed
I then tried console_startup restart, and it gave me a message
saying the word 'clean' was the only valid parameter.
I did /sbin/console_startup clean and the whole darn thing came
up running!
Just exactly what did 'clean' do, that couldn't be done before?
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| 1321.5 | | CSC32::B_GRUBBS | | Thu Jun 13 1996 09:52 | 11 |
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I still can't quite figure out WHAT I did to make this start working
but it will start and stop ok everytime now. IT had something to
do either with the database or with 'console_startup clean'.
Interestingly enough, when I look at the debug of a successful
start there is still a message like this:
CMShm: Failed to get shared memory section
That must have not been the original problem.
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| 1321.6 | | CSC32::BUTTERWORTH | Gun Control is a steady hand. | Thu Jun 13 1996 12:30 | 4 |
| Now upgrade to the real ECO 2 and see what happens.
Regs,
Dan
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| 1321.7 | | CSC32::B_GRUBBS | | Thu Jun 13 1996 13:42 | 7 |
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>> Now upgrade to the real ECO 2 and see what happens.
where is it? the reason I was using rev 127 is that was the last
kit we had around after pcm engineering fell of the digital planet.
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