>Just one more clarifying comment: the cause was really in a line like
>"514 UDP SYSLOGT1" in the "PORT" section of TCPIP's profile. Removing
>the leading "1" (SYSLOGT is the procedure name) made it work. So that
>leading "1" was the cause. This is probably a reminiscence when SYSLOG
>used to fork, if it used to.
In your initial post, you showed the message you're getting:
BPXF024I (USRFWKT) Oct 8 11:27:08 BOLSAWBD/USRFWKT SYSLOGT syslogd:
FSUM1229 syslogd is already active
TFM explains FSUM1229 as follows:
Explanation: Another instance of syslogd, or possibly some other
program, is already
processing the syslogd AF_UNIX socket. The
syslogd AF_UNIX socket is
/dev/log, or a different one specified with
the -p command-line parameter.
This does not correlate to the cause you've found. syslogd should write
a message
telling it could not open port 514 with the corresponding reason.
APAR time?
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Peter Hunkeler
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