System Messages: CMDTUX Catalog 6600-6699


6620	WARN: Bad hex value for LADBG, ignored
	Description	The environmental variable `LADBG` contains incorrectly formated hex value, it will be ignored.
	Action	Shutdown the LAUTHSVR server, and correct the error, and then reboot it.
	See Also	`LAUTHSVR`(5)
6621	WARN: Unsupported LADBG format, ignored
	Description	The environmental variable `LADBG` only support hex or decimal number.
	Action	Shutdown the LAUTHSVR server, and correct the error, and then reboot it.
	See Also	`LAUTHSVR`(5), `tpusrdel`(1), `tpusradd`(1)
6622	INFO: Set debug registry 0xval
	Description	The debugging registry is set to the specified value val.
	Action	None.
	See Also	`LAUTHSVR`(5), `tpusrdel`(1), `tpusradd`(1)
6623	ERROR: Memory allocation failure
	Description	The system does not have enough memory to process environmental variables.
	Action	Check system memroy usage, if problem persist contact your Oracle Customer Support.
	See Also	`LAUTHSVR`(5)
6624	ERROR: Memory allocation failure
	Description	The system does not have enough memory to process environmental variables.
	Action	Check system memroy usage, if problem persist contact your Oracle Customer Support.
	See Also	`LAUTHSVR`(5), `tpusrdel`(1), `tpusradd`(1)
6625	ERROR: Unable to advertise AUTHSVC.
	Description	Unable to advertise service AUTHSVC.
	Action	Contact your Oracle Customer Support.
	See Also	`LAUTHSVR`(5)
6626	ERROR: Authentication level must be USER_AUTH, ACL or MANDATORY_ACL.
	Description	The Tuxedo `SECURITY` must be configured with `USER_AUTH`, `ACL`, or `MANDATORY_ACL`.
	Action	Correct the error in `TUXCONFIG` and then reboot the Tuxedo.
	See Also	`LAUTHSVR`(5), `tmboot`(1), `tmshutdown`(1)
6627	*ERROR: Configuration file fname* specified previously**
	Description	The LAUTHSVR configured in the `ubbconfig` specified with more than one "-f" option.
	Action	Correct the `ubbconfig` error, and reload the configuration.
	See Also	`LAUTHSVR`(5), `tmloadcf`(1)
6628	ERROR: None hexdecimal value specified in initial debugging level!
	Description	The initial debugging value is not specified with correct hex number format.
	Action	Correct the error.
	See Also	`LAUTHSVR`(5)
6629	ERROR: None numerical value specified in initial debugging level!
	Description	The initial debugging value is not numerical.
	Action	Correct the error.
	See Also	`LAUTHSVR`(5)
6630	ERROR: Unknown command line switch sw
	Description	The LAUTHSVR is configured with unsupported command line switch sw.
	Action	Correct the error in the `ubbconfig`.
	See Also	`LAUTHSVR`(5), `ubbconfig`(5)
6631	ERROR: Memory allocation failure
	Description	The system does not have enough memory to process system information.
	Action	Check system memroy usage, if problem persist contact your Oracle Customer Support.
	See Also	`LAUTHSVR`(5)
6632	ERROR: Memory allocation failure
	Description	The system does not have enough memory to process system information.
	Action	Check system memroy usage, if problem persist contact your Oracle Customer Support.
	See Also	`LAUTHSVR`(5)
6633	*ERROR: Process pname* configuration file failed**
	Description	The LAUTHSVR failed to process its configuration file.
	Action	Correct the problem in previous ULOG error message, and reboot the LAUTHSVR.
	See Also	`LAUTHSVR`(5), `tmboot`(1)
6634	WARN: Error occurred, dynamic configuration disabled
	Description	Unable to get necessary resources to do dynamic configuration. This feature will be disabled.
	Action	To enable this feature, look at the previous ULOG error message, correct the problem, then reboot LAUTHSVR.
	See Also	`LAUTHSVR`(5), `tmboot`(1)
6635	ERROR: Unable to create connection to LDAP server
	Description	Unable to get necessary resources to handle background LDAP connection handling.
	Action	Check the previous ULOG error message, and correct it.
	See Also	`LAUTHSVR`(5)
6636	WARN: Failed to stop dynamic configuration
	Description	Unable to stop the background dynamic configuration handling.
	Action	Contact your Oracle Customer Support.
	See Also	`LAUTHSVR`(5)
6637	*WARN: Configuration file <fname> is removed*
	Description	The LAUTHSVR configuration file is removed, the dynamic configuration update is stopped.
	Action	Restore the configuration file, or ignore this warning message.
	See Also	`LAUTHSVR`(5)
6638	*INFO: Configuration file <fname> restored*
	Description	The LAUTHSVR configuration file is restored, the dynamic configuration update is enabled.
	Action	None.
	See Also	`LAUTHSVR`(5)
6639	*INFO: Serious error encountered in configuration file <fname>, change ignored*
	Description	The background dynamic configuration manager encountered error while parsing the configuration file.
	Action	Check the previous ULOG error message and correct the error.
	See Also	`LAUTHSVR`(5)
6640	WARN: Dynamic configuration already installed
	Description	The LAUTHSVR internal error, that it is trying to install second copy of dynamic configuration manager.
	Action	Contact your Oracle Customer Support.
	See Also	`LAUTHSVR`(5)
6641	ERROR: Failed to initialize synchronization structure
	Description	Unable to create synchronization structure to control access to the shared resource.
	Action	Check whehter the OS support the threads. If it does support the thread check the system configuration for maximum number of thread supported per process. If the system limit reached, change your system configuration. If problem persist, contact your Oracle Customer Support. Correct the error.
	See Also	`LAUTHSVR`(5)
6642	ERROR: Failed to install dynamic configuration
	Description	Unable to get enough resources to install dynamic configuration manager.
	Action	Check the previous ULOG error message, and correct the error.
	See Also	`LAUTHSVR`(5)
6643	ERROR: Memory allocation failure
	Description	The system does not have enough memory to process LAUTHSVR configuration.
	Action	Check system memroy usage, if problem persist contact your Oracle Customer Support.
	See Also	`LAUTHSVR`(5)
6644	ERROR: None integer specified in initial debugging level!
	Description	The specified debugging level information is not in correct integer format.
	Action	Correct the problem and reboot the LAUTHSVR server.
	See Also	`LAUTHSVR`(5)
6645	ERROR: Memory allocation failure
	Description	The system does not have enough memory to process user authentication request.
	Action	Check system memroy usage, if problem persist contact your Oracle Customer Support.
	See Also	`LAUTHSVR`(5)
6647	ERROR: Cannot use the -d and -b options together
	Description	The `-d` and `-b` options to `ud` are mutually exclusive. The `-d` option specifies the maximum delay in receiving a reply before timeout and will be deprecated in next Tuxedo release. The `-b` option will replace it.
	Action	Change the arguments to the `ud` command so that the `-d` and `-b` options are not both specified. Re-execute the command.
	See Also	`ud`(1)
6648	ERROR: Cannot use the -t and -b options together
	Description	The user specified options in `ud` that combined the transaction mode option, `-t`, with the block time option, `-b`. This is not allowed.
	Action	Change the arguments in the `ud` command so that the `-b` and `-t` options are not both specified and re-execute the command.
	See Also	`ud`(1)
6649	*ERROR: Option -b argument arg_value* not numeric**
	Description	The `-b` option in the `ud` command specifies the maximum delay time in seconds before timeout. The `-b` option requires a numeric argument. The option argument used was not numeric.
	Action	Correct the argument to the `ud` command so that the `-b` option has a numeric argument, and re-execute the command.
	See Also	`ud`(1)
6650	*ERROR: Option -b argument arg_value* is too large**
	Description	The `-b` option in the `ud` command specifies the maximum delay time in seconds before timeout. The `-b` option requires a numeric argument which must be >0 and < 32768.
	Action	Correct the argument in the `ud` command so that the `-b` option alows a numeric argument >0 and < 32768, and re-execute the command.
	See Also	`ud`(1)
6651	ERROR: BUFTYPECONV parameter must be XML2FML or XML2FML32
	Description	The BUFTYPECONV parameter must be set to XML2FML or XML2FML32.
	Action	Correct the BUFTYPECONV parameter to XML2FML or XML2FML32, and reload the configuration.
	See Also	`tmloadcf`(1)
6652	WARN: MAXACCESSERS is not set in UBBCONFIG. Please specify an appropriate value for your application if necessary.
	Description	The MAXACCESSERS parameter is desired for large-scale system.
	Action	Specify a MAXACCESSERS number and reload the ubbconfig. Administrator can specify MAXACCESSERS as need, or just ignore the warning.
	See Also	`tmloadcf`(1)
6653	WARN: MAXSERVERS is not set in UBBCONFIG. Please specify an appropriate value for your application if necessary.
	Description	The MAXSERVERS parameter is desired for large-scale system.
	Action	Specify a MAXSERVERS number and reload the ubbconfig. Administrator can specifiy MAXACCESSERS as need, or just ignore the warning.
	See Also	`tmloadcf`(1)
6654	ERROR: KAUTHSVR principal name is not set correctly.
	Description	KAUTHSVR principal name is not set correctly.
	Action	Sepcify a correct KAUTHSVR principal. If problem persists contact your Oracle Customer Support.
	See Also	`KAUTHSVR`(1)
6655	ERROR: KAUTHSVR account password is not set on Windows platform.
	Description	KAUTHSVR account password is not set on Windows platform.
	Action	The KAUTHSVR account password must be set on windows platforms. If problem persists contact your Oracle Customer Support.
	See Also	`KAUTHSVR`(1)
6656	ERROR: KAUTHSVR cannot obtain security credentials.
	Description	KAUTHSVR cannot obtain security credentials due to a problem with Kerveros security.
	Action	See the previous "GSSAPI" or "SSPI" related ULOG error messages, take the appropriate configuration step. If problem persists contact your Oracle Customer Support.
	See Also	`KAUTHSVR`(1)
6657	ERROR: KAUTHSVR fails to verify the client security token.
	Description	KAUTHSVR fails to verify the security token passed from Tuxedo client. This can happen due to many resons.
	Action	Check the previous "GSSAPI" or "SSPI" related ULOG error messages, take the appropriate configuration steps. If problem persists contact your Oracle Customer Support.
	See Also	`KAUTHSVR`(1)