An attempt to read a saved Bulletin Board failed.
The BB may be the wrong size or corrupted, or the specified file
may not be a saved BB.
tmadmin(1)
An attempt to open a saved Bulletin Board file failed.
Check to see that the specified file exist and that you have
read permission.
tmadmin(1)
An attempt to attach to a saved bulletin board failed.
Contact your TUXEDO System Technical Support.
tmadmin(1)
An attempt to attach to a saved bulletin board failed.
Contact your TUXEDO System Technical Support.
tmadmin(1)
An attempt to open a saved bulletin board failed.
Contact your TUXEDO System Technical Support.
tmadmin(1)
The
shutdown
command invokes
tmshutdown (1)
to shut down processes.
Because
tmshutdown (1)
needs access to the
DBBL
for successful processing, it must run on the master node
(that is, where the
DBBL
resides).
Consult the
MASTER
keyword of the *RESOURCES section of the
ubbconfig (5)
file to determine your application's master
node. This is the node on which
tmadmin (1)'s
shutdown
command must be executed.
Note that if the
master
command was previously executed, the
DBBL
may be running on
the backup node instead.
In this case, the
shutdown
command must be executed from
tmadmin (1)
running on the backup node.
tmadmin(1), tmshutdown(1), ubbconfig(5)
This message is printed when an illegal value has been given
to one of the changeload, changepriority, or
changetrantime commands of tmadmin(1).
Service loads must be between 1 and 32767, inclusive;
service priorities must be between 1 and 100, inclusive;
and transaction times must be between 0 and 2,147,483,647, inclusive.
Re-enter the command using a value within the appropriate range.
The SERVICES section of the
ubbconfig (5)
manual page describes
the correct ranges and defaults for these service attributes.
ubbconfig(5)
An error was encountered trying to update a service's
priority with the
changepriority
command, or its transaction timeout value with the
changetrantime
command.
This error may have occurred because of a communication
failure between
tmadmin (1)
and the
DBBL
or one of the
BBLs.
Check the
userlog (3)
file to see if a communication
error occurred that caused the requested command
to fail.
Creation of a new device using crdl failed.
The parameters to the creation are printed.
Check to ensure that you have write permission on the device, that
tlid values are specified, and that the slice does
not overlap with an existing device (use the lidl command to check
existing devices).
tmadmin(1)
While executing dsdl to destroy a device list entry,
a "yes" answer was not provided to the prompt to ensure that
the operation should be done.
No action required.
tmadmin(1)
While destroying a device using dsdl, the specified index
on the configuration file could not be listed.
Use the lidl command to see what devices are available and
specified a valid device index.
tmadmin(1)
While destroying a device using dsdl, the specified index
on the configuration file could not be destroyed.
This could occur for many reasons including the file is
being updated by another process, entry 0 is being destroyed
and other files or device entries exist, or an I/O error occurred.
For device entry 0, use litc and livtoc to ensure that other
entries don't exist. Re-try the operation.
tmadmin(1)
While executing indir to re-initialize a configuration,
a "yes" answer was not provided to the prompt to ensure that
the operation should be done.
This operation wipes out all files and device entries
for the file - use with care!
No action required.
tmadmin(1)
While executing indir to re-initialize a configuration file,
the specified file could not be opened.
This operation wipes out all files and device entries
for the file - use with care!
Make sure that the proper value was specified for the -z option and
that the file has read and write permission.
tmadmin(1)
While executing indir to re-initialize a configuration file,
the specified file could not be updated.
This operation wipes out all files and device entries
for the file - use with care!
Make sure that the proper value was specified for the -z option and
that the file has read and write permission.
tmadmin(1)
While executing indl to re-initialize a decide list entry,
a "yes" answer was not provided to the prompt to ensure that
the operation should be done.
Contact your TUXEDO System Technical Support.
tmadmin(1)
While executing indl to initialize a device list entry,
an error occurred while reading information about the entry.
Check to see that the file is a valid TUXEDO configuration file,
that you have read permission,
and that the index is valid (use lidl).
tmadmin(1)
While executing indl to initialize a device list entry,
an error occurred while reading information about the entry.
This operation frees up all space on that entry - don't do
this operation if TUXEDO tables are using space on the entry.
Freeing up entry 0 clears all other device entries - use with care!
Check to see that the file is a valid TUXEDO configuration file,
that you have write permission,
and that the index is valid (use lidl).
Another program may have the file locked for update.
tmadmin(1)
The lidl was executed for a configuration device that was not initialized.
Make sure the device specified with the -z option is correct.
If it has not already been initialized, use the
crdl command to initialize it and create a device entry.
tmadmin(1)
The livtoc was executed for a configuration device that was not
initialized or for which the user does not have access permissions.
Make sure the device specified with the -z option is correct,
and that you have read permissions.
If it has not already been initialized, you must also have update permissions,
and you should use the
crdl command to initialize the device and create a device entry.
tmadmin(1)
A "printgroup" or "pg" was executed but no groups were found
to match the specified group (-g) or machine (-m) options,
or no groups exist.
No action required.
tmadmin(1)
The "migg" or "migrategroup" command was executed but the application
is not configured with the MIGRATE option set.
Change the configuration to have the MIGRATE option, and configure
backup machines.
tmadmin(1),
ubbconfig(5)
The "migg" or "migrategroup" command was executed but an invalid
group name was specified.
Use the pg command to print a list of valid group names.
tmadmin(1)
A "migg" or "migrategroup" command was executed
but the operation failed.
Check the event log for messages indicating the nature of the failure.
tmadmin(1)
A "migg" or "migrategroup" command was executed
but the operation did not complete within the configured timeout value.
Check the event log for messages indicating the state of the
migration. It may still complete after the time-out occurs.
tmadmin(1)
The "migm" or "migratemach" command was executed but the application
is not configured with the MIGRATE option set.
Change the configuration to have the MIGRATE option, and configure
backup machines.
tmadmin(1),
ubbconfig(5)
The "migm" or "migratemach" command was executed but an invalid
machine name was specified.
Use the pg command to print a list of valid group names
and their associated machine names.
tmadmin(1)
A "migm" or "migratemach" command was executed
but the operation failed.
Check the event log for messages indicating the nature of the failure.
tmadmin(1)
A "migm" or "migratemach" command was executed
but the operation did not complete within the configured timeout value.
Check the event log for messages indicating the state of the
migration. It may still complete after the time-out occurs.
tmadmin(1)
The crlog or crlg command was run but not from the configured
master machine.
Execute the command from the configured master machine.
tmadmin(1)
The crlog or crlg command was executed but the log information
for the specified or default machine could not be found.
Make sure that the TUXCONFIG file is loaded and that the
machine name specified is valid.
tmadmin(1),
ubbconfig(5)
473 ERROR: Error reading file filename
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
SEE ALSO
474 ERROR: Error setting auth type to CLIENT
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
SEE ALSO
475 ERROR: Error setting bb type to PRIVATE
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
SEE ALSO
476 ERROR: Error attaching to private bulletin board
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
SEE ALSO
477 ERROR: Error opening file filename
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
SEE ALSO
494 ERROR: Cannot stop processes from non-master node
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
SEE ALSO
498 ERROR: The new value is not within the range of min-max
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
SEE ALSO
499 ERROR: Error changing value
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
TMADMIN MESSAGES 500-599
512 ERROR: Cannot create device devname, start val, size val on val
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
SEE ALSO
515 WARN: Not destroyed
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
SEE ALSO
516 ERROR: Cannot list device devindex on config-file
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
SEE ALSO
517 ERROR: Cannot destroy device index on device
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
SEE ALSO
520 WARN: Not re-initialized
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
SEE ALSO
521 ERROR: Can't open file
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
SEE ALSO
523 ERROR: Can't write file
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
SEE ALSO
526 WARN: Not initialized
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
SEE ALSO
527 ERROR: Cannot list device index on file
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
SEE ALSO
528 ERROR: Cannot re-initialize device index on file
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
SEE ALSO
530 ERROR: Device list not initialized
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
SEE ALSO
539 ERROR: Can't get vtoc on device
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
SEE ALSO
544 WARN: No entries found
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
SEE ALSO
552 ERROR: Migration not allowed
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
SEE ALSO
553 ERROR: Invalid group name
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
SEE ALSO
554 ERROR: Error occurred (errval): Check ULOG file
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
SEE ALSO
555 ERROR: Migration time out: Check ULOG file
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
SEE ALSO
557 ERROR: Migration not allowed
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
SEE ALSO
558 ERROR: Invalid machine name
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
SEE ALSO
559 ERROR: Error occurred (errval): Check ULOG file
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
SEE ALSO
560 ERROR: Migration time out: Check ULOG file
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
SEE ALSO
562 ERROR: Not running on Master
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
SEE ALSO
563 ERROR: Can't get log information
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
SEE ALSO