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Title:Kit: Note 4229; Please use NOTED::PWDOSWIN5 for V4.x server
Notice:Kit: Note 4229; Please use NOTED::PWDOSWIN5 for V4.x server
Moderator:CPEEDY::KENNEDY
Created:Fri Dec 18 1992
Last Modified:Fri Jun 06 1997
Last Successful Update:Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:4319
Total number of notes:18478

4245.0. "LMU6023: Out of memory." by VMSNET::ALLERTON (Episode d'Azur) Thu Apr 03 1997 13:00

    A customer at 5.0E, 6.1 VMS Vaxstation 4000-60, acting as BDC, was
    experiencing domain update problems owing to an apparently corrupted
    UPDATE.LOG on the BDC...From the error log:
    
    Program             Message             Time
    -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
    NETLOGON            6023                04-03-97 09:38AM
    LMU6023:   Out of memory.
    NETLOGON            5501                04-03-97 09:38AM
    NET5501:   The update log on KLOSUS is full, and no further updates
     can be added until the primary domain controller ACHARA
     retrieves the updates.
    NETLOGON            6023                04-03-97 09:38AM
    LMU6023:   Out of memory.
    
    A new UPDATE.LOG was created on the BDC after demotion/repromotion/
    PW restarts, and the errors are no longer apparent.  The customer was
    interested in an explanation for the LMU6023 errors, as am I, since
    he (nor could I) couldn't find any existing references in the literature 
    (or in database).  It certainly appears tied to the update.log based
    on the timestamps.  I told him I'd post message with hopes of getting
    an explanation of the error, given his circumstances.  (nothing of
    note showed up in the accompanying process logs)
    
    Thanks,
    
    Steve
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4245.1UTRTSC::SWEEPI want a lolly...Thu Apr 10 1997 07:0811
    I thought that all errors were listed in UTRTSC::PW_TOOLS
    
    But 6023 is #define LMX_NOMEM               (LMX_BASE+23)
            /*
            * Out of memory.
            */
    
    So check your logfiles, a process ran out of memory.
    
    Adrie