David
Martin is right. Sorry. He usually is.
A WR lock is a transient lock, it is held only during the time a process is
attempting to write to / restructure a group. For whatever reason, a process
(possibly the previous write) has crashed or the write has entered a loop
(screwed pointers) or
Hi Brian,
I have only ever used lang groups in order to get the udt xml api to work
correctly with utf8/16 encoded xml files. I have to say if you do get it wrong
then you can get intermittent errors with xml files, and other api's which is
rather hard to trace. So just be careful and make
...and I'd recommend trying kill -4 3-4 times before kill -9. Universe
interprets this as the system is crashing, and attempts to clean up
everything it can before exiting. Kill -9 means sudden death, no getting
your affairs in order.
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Sorry, I'm on digest...
Does the user executing this command have a profile setup with the paths to
Universe? I've been working in UniData so it may be different, but the user
has to have their environment setup to the correct paths to UniData bin, etc
(UDTBIN = /blablabla/ud/bin).
Shaun
We have an HPUX 11.23 system using UniVerse 10.1.24. We are
having issues with users logging into UniVerse where the process just
hang. The hang point is...
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A group address of zero indicates that a process failed during an operation on
the header. Is there a chance that you are accessing this file with
UniObjects? There was a bug in early releases of UV 10 that could cause this
when a UO process closed down.
Rick Nuckolls
Lynden Inc
Are you updating anything on login, either unix or uv? Are the .profiles
doing any serious processing? It's hard to tell how far it got just from the
display. Does the process show up in PORT.STATUS before you kill it?
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Yes, it does show up as logged into UniVerse. The .profile files are
pretty straight forward, just setting PATH, TERM, and a couple of other
values. Checked for a lot of disk activity or something really crunching
and nothing really. It is not isolated to one UV account either.
Barry Rogen
this would happen when we would be doing a blast email on the same
server. Sendmail would take up all available processes (unix) and
would wait for one to open up, but on our system (Redhat Linux 9.0)
it would say no available processes
by slowing down the rate that mail was submitted to
Good guess, but I *always* use the full path to executable when I'm using
anything other than telnet.
On Mon, Jul 27, 2009 at 7:23 AM, shaun.fergu...@ferguson.com wrote:
Sorry, I'm on digest...
Does the user executing this command have a profile setup with the paths to
Universe? I've been
Thanks Henry, this sent me down another path of exploration. I ran my PHP
script from the command line (php connect.php) and it got through to uv just
fine - which makes it difficult to debug further. I was able to compare
user and environment variables and there are no smoking guns. If I can't
What account is Apache running as? Perhaps Apache does not have adequate
permissions.
Ross Morrissey wrote:
Thanks Henry, this sent me down another path of exploration. I ran my PHP
script from the command line (php connect.php) and it got through to uv just
fine - which makes it difficult to
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