Content starts here

System Messages: CMDTUX Catalog 6400-6499

Previous Next

6401


ERROR: MAXTRANTIME parameter must be > 0 and <= 2147483647

Description

Action


6403


ERROR: MAXSPDATA parameter must be >= 0 and <= 2147483640

Description

Action


6451


ERROR: BRIDGE Internal thread coordination error

Description

Internal problem while initializing threaded BRIDGE (BRTHREADS=Y).

Action

Contact Oracle Customer Support with information about your environment.


6452


INFO: Threaded BRIDGE: Thread contention scope=contention_scope

Description

This is informational to indicate the BRIDGE is booted in threaded mode (BRTHREADS=Y). The thread contention scope is always "system" and indicates that the BRIDGE uses kernel-level threads as opposed to process-level threads.

Action

No action required.


6453


ERROR: Thread coordination error

Description

Internal problem while initializing threaded BRIDGE (BRTHREADS=Y).

Action

Contact Oracle Customer Support with information about your environment.


6454


ERROR: Threaded BRIDGE received unexpected signal

Description

This error is specific to the BRIDGE operating in threaded mode. Signals are not used in the functioning of the threaded BRIDGE and are normally masked by the BRIDGE threads. The error message would be triggered if a BRIDGE thread detects an unexpected signal sent to it.

Action

Check for any processes that accidentally send signals to the BRIDGE process. Contact Oracle Customer Support with information about your environment.


6455


ERROR: Threaded BRIDGE handling incoming connection handshake(node)

Description

The threaded BRIDGE encountered an unexpected internal error while establishing a connection with a remote BRIDGE.

Action

Contact Oracle Customer Support with information about your environment and with the value of node.


6456


ERROR: Threaded BRIDGE error on sending saved messages to LMID

Description

The threaded BRIDGE encountered an unexpected internal error while processing some temporarily buffered messages.

Action

Contact Oracle Customer Support with information about your environment and with the value of LMID.


6457


ERROR: Threaded BRIDGE error on sending saved messages to LMID

Description

The threaded BRIDGE encountered an unexpected internal error while processing some temporarily buffered messages.

Action

Contact Oracle Customer Support with information about your environment and with the value of LMID.


6458


ERROR: Threaded BRIDGE error during encryption negotiation with LMID

Description

The threaded BRIDGE encountered an unexpected internal error during encryption handshake while setting up a connection with a remote BRIDGE.

Action

Contact Oracle Customer Support with information about your environment and with the value of LMID.


6459


ERROR: memory allocation failed

Description

The system does not have enough memory for the threaded BRIDGE to build a response to a MIB query for statistics.

Action

Check system memory usage. Contact Oracle Customer Support with information about your environment.


6460


ERROR: Threaded BRIDGE internal error shutdown

Description

Threaded BRIDGE encountered a serious internal error and is shutting down.

Action

Contact Oracle Customer Support with information about your environment.


6461


WARN: Threaded BRIDGE unexpected thread doing internal shutdown

Description

Threaded BRIDGE encountered an internal thread coordination problem while shutting down. But the BRIDGE should shut down safely.

Action

Report to Oracle Customer Support with information about your environment.


6462


INFO: Threaded BRIDGE exiting system

Description

This is informational to indicate that the threaded BRIDGE is shutting down normally.

Action

No action required.


6463


ERROR: Thread creation failed

Description

The threaded BRIDGE failed while attempting to create threads.

Action

Check system thread resources and tunables. Contact Oracle Customer Support with information about your environment.


6464


ERROR: Thread creation failed

Description

The threaded BRIDGE failed while attempting to create threads.

Action

Check system thread resources and tunables. Contact Oracle Customer Support with information about your environment.


6465


ERROR: Message queue read failed

Description

Threaded BRIDGE encountered an internal error while reading its message queue and will be shutting down.

Action

Re-try the desired operation. Check system IPC resource utilization. If the problem persists, contact your Oracle Customer Support.


6466


ERROR: Network polling failed

Description

Threaded BRIDGE encountered an internal error while polling the network and will be shutting down.

Action

Re-try the desired operation. Check network interface and network configuration. If the problem persists, contact your Oracle Customer Support.


6467


ERROR: Timed conditional variable wait error

Description

Threaded BRIDGE encountered an internal error while coordinating its threads using a conditional variable. BRIDGE will be shutting down.

Action

Check system thread resources and tunables. Contact Oracle Customer Support with information about your environment.


6468


ERROR: Failed coordinating thread shutdown

Description

Threaded BRIDGE encountered an internal error while coordinating (joining) its threads while shutting down.

Action

Check system thread resources and tunables. Contact Oracle Customer Support with information about your environment.


6469


ERROR: Failed coordinating thread shutdown

Description

Threaded BRIDGE encountered an internal error while coordinating (joining) its threads while shutting down.

Action

Check system thread resources and tunables. Contact Oracle Customer Support with information about your environment.


6470


ERROR: BRIDGE Memory allocation failure

Description

The system does not have enough memory to allocate to the threaded BRIDGE.

Action

Check system memory usage. Contact Oracle Customer Support with information about your environment.


6471


ERROR: BRIDGE Host mutex initialization failure host(node)

Description

The threaded BRIDGE could not create a mutex.

Action

Check system resource tunables. If problem persists, contact Oracle Customer Support with information about your environment.


6472


ERROR: Threaded BRIDGE limit on per-host connections reached

Description

Threaded BRIDGE encountered an internal limit that would not be crossed under normal scenarios.

Action

Contact Oracle Customer Support with information about your environment.


6473


ERROR: Internal thread error mutex:error_type:file:line

Description

Threaded BRIDGE encountered an unexpected internal error, possibly timing related. The message contains information to aid Oracle Customer Support.

Action

Contact Oracle Customer Support with the error message and information about your environment.


6474


ERROR: Threaded BRIDGE internal error handing incoming network message

Description

Threaded BRIDGE encountered an internal error while receiving a message from the network.

Action

Contact Oracle Customer Support with information about your environment.


6475


ERROR: Threaded BRIDGE internal error handling incoming encrypted network message

Description

Threaded BRIDGE encountered an internal error while decrypting a message received from the network.

Action

Contact Oracle Customer Support with information about your environment.


6476


ERROR: Threaded BRIDGE internal error handling out of sequence incoming encrypted network message

Description

Threaded BRIDGE encountered an internal error while decrypting multiple messages received from the network.

Action

Contact Oracle Customer Support with information about your environment.


6477


ERROR: Connection setup error

Description

BRIDGE encountered an error while allocating an internal network file descriptor for connection setup.

Action

Contact Oracle Customer Support with information about your environment.


6478


ERROR: Could not find machine section

Description

BRIDGE could not read the configuration for BRTHREADS in the machine section of the TUXCONFIG file.

Action

Check the TUXCONFIG environment variable. Check that the file pointed to by TUXCONFIG has correct permissions. Check that the TUXCONFIG file is not corrupted, using tmunloadcf(5).


6479


ERROR: Could not find LMID lmid in machine section

Description

BRIDGE could not correctly read the configuration for BRTHREADS in the machine section of the TUXCONFIG file.

Action

Check the TUXCONFIG environment variable. Check that the file pointed to by TUXCONFIG has correct permissions. Check that the TUXCONFIG file is not corrupted, using tmunloadcf(5).


6480


WARN: TMNOTHREADS conflicts with BRTHREADS, ignoring TMNOTHREADS

Description

This is informational, but categorized as a warning to highlight that if the TMNOTHREADS environment variable is set in conflict with BRTHREADS, TMNOTHREADS will have no effect on whether the BRIDGE operates in threaded mode or not.

Action

No action required.

See Also

tuxenv(5)


6481


INFO: Configuration file version already specified, replace it with new file version <ver>

Description

This is informational. The LAUTHSVR configuration file contains version for the file format supported by LAUTHSVR. The configuration file contains more than one entries for the file format version. The version specified later will be used to parse the remaining of the configuration file.

Action

Remove the duplicated entry from the LAUTHSVR configuration file.

See Also

LAUTHSVR(5)


6482


ERROR: Only support LDAP protocol version 2 or 3

Description

The LDAP protocol version specified in the LAUTHSVR configuration file is not supported.

Action

Modify the LDAP protocol version to the one that is supported.

See Also

LAUTHSVR(5)


6483


INFO: LDAP protocol version already specified, replace it with new version <ver>

Description

This is informational. The LAUTHSVR configuration file contains LDAP protocol version information for it to communicate with LDAP server. The configuration file contains more than one entries for the LDAP protocol version. The version specified later will be used to communicate with LDAP server.

Action

Remove the duplicated entry from the LAUTHSVR configuration file.

See Also

LAUTHSVR(5)


6484


INFO: LDAP bind DN already specified, replace it with new bind DN <dn>

Description

This is informational. The LAUTHSVR configuration file contains distinguish name of the LDAP administrator to be used to communicate with LDAP server. The configuration file contains more than one entries for LDAP administrator DN. The DN specified later will be used to communicate with LDAP server.

Action

Remove the duplicated entry from the LAUTHSVR configuration file.

See Also

LAUTHSVR(5)


6485


ERROR: Memory allocation failure

Description

The system does not have enough memory to handle the LAUTHSVR configuration file.

Action

Check system memroy usage, if problem persist contact your Oracle Customer Support.

See Also

LAUTHSVR(5)


6486


INFO: Search base already specified, replace it with new search base

Description

This is informational. The LAUTHSVR configuration file contains search base for looking up directory information tree in the LDAP server. The configuration file contains more than one entries for this information tree search base. The search base specified later will be used to search the directory information tree.

Action

Remove the duplicated entry from the LAUTHSVR configuration file.

See Also

LAUTHSVR(5)


6487


ERROR: Memory allocation failure

Description

The system does not have enough memory to handle the LAUTHSVR configuration file.

Action

Check system memroy usage, if problem persist contact your Oracle Customer Support.

See Also

LAUTHSVR(5)


6488


INFO: LDAP uid attribute name already specified, replace it with new name <uid-name>

Description

This is informational. The LAUTHSVR configuration file allows using a different LDAP user identification attribute name. The configuration file contains more than one entries for the uid attribute name. The uid name specified later will be used to retrieve the LDAP user information.

Action

Remove the duplicated entry from the LAUTHSVR configuration file.

See Also

LAUTHSVR(5)


6489


ERROR: Memory allocation failure

Description

The system does not have enough memory to handle the LAUTHSVR configuration file.

Action

Check system memroy usage, if problem persist contact your Oracle Customer Support.

See Also

LAUTHSVR(5)


6490


INFO: LDAP bind DN password already specified, replace it with new password

Description

This is informational. The LAUTHSVR configuration file contains password for the LDAP administrator for log in to the LDAP server. The configured configuration file contains more than one entries for password. The passwrd specified later will be used to log in to the LDAP server.

Action

Remove the duplicated entry from the LAUTHSVR configuration file.

See Also

LAUTHSVR(5)


6491


ERROR: Memory allocation failure

Description

The system does not have enough memory to handle the LAUTHSVR configuration file.

Action

Check system memroy usage, if problem persist contact your Oracle Customer Support.

See Also

LAUTHSVR(5)


6492


ERROR: None numeric value (val) specified for cache expiration

Description

The LAUTHSVR configuration allows user to specify how long an user record will be cached in the memory. The tag name for this attribute is called EXPIRE. The EXPIRE only accept numerical value from 0 to 2147483647.

Action

Correct the problem and reboot the LAUTHSVR server.

See Also

LAUTHSVR(5), tmboot(1)


6493


INFO: Cache expiration time already specified, replace it with new expiration <exp-time>

Description

This is informational. The LAUTHSVR configuration file allows user to specify how long an user record will cached in the memory. The configuration file contains more than one entries for the cache expiration time. The expiration time specified later will be used.

Action

Remove the duplicated entry from the LAUTHSVR configuration file.

See Also

LAUTHSVR(5)


6494


ERROR: Unsupported search order "srch_order"

Description

The user specified an unsupported SRCH_ORDER option. The SRCH_ORDER in the LAUTHSVR configuration file only accept values LDAP, LOCAL, or combination of these 2 options.

Action

Correct the configuration error, and reboot the LAUTHSVR.

See Also

LAUTHSVR(5), tmboot(1)


6495


INFO: Database search order already specified, replace it with new order <srch-order>

Description

This is informational. The LAUTHSVR configuration file allows user to specify the search order of the database. The configuration file contains more than one entries for the database search order. The search order specified later will be used.

Action

Remove the duplicated entry from the LAUTHSVR configuration file.

See Also

LAUTHSVR(5)


6496


INFO: Local tpusr file already specified, replace it with new tpusr file <filename>

Description

This is informational. The LAUTHSVR configuration file allows user to specify the file name of the Tuxedo TPUSR file. The configuration file contains more than one entries for tpusr file. The version specified later will be used to parse the remaining of the configuration file.

Action

Remove the duplicated entry from the LAUTHSVR configuration file.

See Also

LAUTHSVR(5)


6497


ERROR: Memory allocation failure

Description

The system does not have enough memory to handle the LAUTHSVR configuration file.

Action

Check system memroy usage, if problem persist contact your Oracle Customer Support.

See Also

LAUTHSVR(5)


6498


INFO: WLS Domain name already specified, replace it with new Domain name <wls-dom>

Description

This is informational. The LAUTHSVR configuration file allows user to specify which WLS domain will be used as LDAP server. The configuration file contains more than one entries for the WLS Domain name. The domain name specified later will be used.

Action

Remove the duplicated entry from the LAUTHSVR configuration file.

See Also

LAUTHSVR(5)


6499


ERROR: Only support file version 1

Description

Currently, the LAUTHSVR only support configuration file specification version 1.

Action

Correct the configuration and reboot the LAUTHSVR.

See Also

LAUTHSVR(5), tmboot(1)


 Back to Top Previous Next