The workstation listener (WSL) process was invoked without the
-n
option.
This parameter contains the well-known network address used by the
workstation listener, and is required.
The
WSL
process is exiting due to the absence of a required option.
Examine the
configuration file and determine the change that needs to be made to the
CLOPT
argument for the
WSL
process. The
-n
option must occur, must have an appropriate option argument, and must
be located after the double dash,
-- ,
that separates
&T;
options from
WSL
specific options.
The options for a server may be updated while the system is running
through use of the
tmconfig (1)
command, or may be updated while the system is shut down by reloading
the configuration file through use of
tmloadcf (1).
tmconfig (1),
tmloadcf (1),
WSL(5)
The workstation listener (WSL) process was invoked with a
-n
option that specified a hexadecimal value as an option-argument.
However, the value specified was not a valid hexadecimal constant.
Change the network address specified for the
WSL
so that it contains an even number
of hexadecimal digits, and make certain that each digit is '0'
through '9', 'A' through 'F', or 'a' through 'f'.
Also, remember that the
WSNADDR
environment variable in client processes associated with this
WSL
must be set to this same address.
The WSL -n
option and its associated network address are part of the
CLOPT
parameter specified for the
WSL
process in the configuration file.
The options for a server may be updated while the system is running
through use of the
tmconfig (1)
command, or may be updated while the system is shut down by reloading
the configuration file through use of
tmloadcf (1).
tmconfig (1),
tmloadcf (1),
ubbconfig (5),
WSL(5)
The workstation listener (WSL) process was invoked with a
-m
option that specified an option-argument outside of the allowed range.
The
-m
option specifies the minimum number of handlers that should be available
in conjunction with this
WSL
at any given time. The legal range is between 0 and 255.
The
WSL
process is exiting due to an error in its arguments.
Change the value for the
WSL
-m
option so that it is within the legal range.
The options for a server may be updated while the system is running
through use of the
tmconfig (1)
command, or may be updated while the system is shut down by reloading
the configuration file through use of
tmloadcf (1).
tmconfig (1),
tmloadcf (1),
ubbconfig (5),
WSL(5)
The workstation listener (WSL) process was invoked with a
-x
option that specified an option-argument outside of the allowed range.
The
-x
option specifies the degree of multiplexing desired within each workstation
handler.
The legal range is between 1 and 32767.
The
WSL
process is exiting due to an error in its arguments.
Change the value for the
WSL
-x
option so that it is within the legal range.
The options for a server may be updated while the system is running
through use of the
tmconfig (1)
command, or may be updated while the system is shut down by reloading
the configuration file through use of
tmloadcf (1).
tmconfig (1),
tmloadcf (1),
ubbconfig (5),
WSL(5)
The workstation listener (WSL) process was invoked with a
-M
option that specified an option-argument outside of the allowed range.
The
-M
option specifies the maximum number of handlers that should be available
in conjunction with this
WSL
at any given time. The legal range is between 1 and 32767.
The
WSL
process is exiting due to an error in its arguments.
Change the value for the
WSL
-M
option so that it is within the legal range.
The options for a server may be updated while the system is running
through use of the
tmconfig (1)
command, or may be updated while the system is shut down by reloading
the configuration file through use of
tmloadcf (1).
tmconfig (1),
tmloadcf (1),
ubbconfig (5),
WSL(5)
The workstation handler process experienced an error while receiving
an unsolicited message. The numeric value of
tperrno
is also printed; this can aid in determination of a more exact cause
for the problem.
A numeric value of
tperrno
can be converted to a symbolic value by looking in the
<atmi.h>
header file.
In most cases, there will also be a preceding message in the userlog
giving further information as to the cause of the error.
Examine the userlog for any immediately preceding messages
giving further information as to the cause of the error.
Also examine the userlog on the site that sent the failed unsolicited
message for further clues as to the cause of the error.
tperrno (5)
The &N; System
msgrcv
system call returned an error to the workstation handler process.
A prior message in the userlog will provide more information as to the
cause of the error.
Examine the prior message in the userlog to determine the specific
&N; System error associated with this
msgrcv
failure. If the failure is not transient and the
WSH
is still active, the
WSL
may need to restart this particular
WSH .
Uunix_err (3),
tperrno (5)
The workstation handler process received an unsolicited message that
contained an unexpected internal opcode.
The opcode value is printed as part of the error message.
Contact your BEA TUXEDO Technical Support.
The workstation handler process received a broadcast message to be
forwarded to the appropriate workstation client(s). However,
it was unable to process this message for forwarding to the workstation
client(s).
A previous message in the userlog may indicate a more precise cause of the
error and indicate a corrective action to take.
The workstations associated with this workstation handler did not receive the
broadcast message sent to them. Depending on the particular situation,
these workstations may need to be informed of the broadcast in another way.
The Workstation Handler encountered an error switching to the context of
a client when dropping all connections during shutdown.
The connection is ignored.
Contact your BEA TUXEDO Technical Support.
The workstation handler process received a broadcast message to be
forwarded to the appropriate workstation client(s). However,
it was unable to process this message for forwarding to one of
the workstation clients. Often, this is due to a network error.
Make use of network management utilities to determine if any networking
problems exist between the machine on which the
WSH
process is running and its associated workstation client.
Also, examine the userlog to see if any immediately preceding entries
give a more detailed explanation for the error.
The workstation handler process received a notification message to be
forwarded to a workstation client. However, it was unable to process
this message for forwarding to the workstation client.
If a prior message in the userlog provides further explanation for the
cause of the problem, follow the recommendations listed for that message.
Otherwise, contact your BEA TUXEDO Technical Support.
The Workstation Handler encountered an error switching to the context of
a client when dropping all connections during shutdown.
The connection is ignored.
Contact your BEA TUXEDO Technical Support.
The workstation handler process received a notification message to be
forwarded to a workstation client. However,
it was unable to process this message for forwarding to the workstation
client. Often, this is due to a network error.
Make use of network management utilities to determine if any networking
problems exist between the machine on which the
WSH
process is running and its associated workstation client.
Also, examine the userlog to see if any immediately preceding entries
give a more detailed explanation for the error.
As part of its startup processing, the workstation handler process
attempted to determine whether application authentication is required
by this application configuration, but encountered an error trying
to obtain this information.
The numeric value of
tperrno
is printed as part of the error message; this may be converted to a
symbolic value by examining
<atmi.h> .
Examine the userlog for a prior message indicating a more exact cause
of the error.
tperrno (5)
The process was unable to access the encoded form of
the password used to create the encryption/decryption schedule employed
between the workstation handler and workstation clients.
Verify that the process is running under the
ID
of the application
administrator.
Also, verify that the file
$APPDIR/.adm/.keydb
has not been accidentally removed and that the
TUXCONFIG
file has not been corrupted.
If either of these two files has been corrupted, it will be necessary
to reload the
TUXCONFIG
file.
The workstation listener or workstation handler process sent an
encrypted message to a workstation client. After the send, the
WSL
or
WSH
tried to restore the message to its original
unencrypted state, but this operation failed.
Contact your BEA TUXEDO Technical Support.
The workstation handler process received
a notification or broadcast message from a workstation node with a type
not known to it. This may occur if the system administrator adds a
user-defined type to the &T; typeswitch but does not rebuild the
workstation handler using the new typeswitch.
If this application makes use of an application-defined typeswitch,
rebuild the workstation handler with the
buildwsh (1)
command using the same application typeswitch as in other clients and
servers.
If the application typeswitch feature is not being used,
contact your BEA TUXEDO Technical Support.
The workstation handler that performs the
tpbroadcast
or
tpbroadcast
call on behalf of
the workstation clients failed to forward the broadcast message to the
(D)BBL
administrative server.
The message is to be sent to the
DBBL
administrative server in
MP
mode
and to the
BBL
administrative server in
SHM
mode, which in turn takes care of broadcasting the unsolicited message
to the target application clients.
Check the error number, tperrno, and determine why the workstation
handler was not able to send the message.
Most likely the
(D)BBL
administrative server queue is full.
In this case, change the operating system tunable parameters to
increase the maximum queue size.
If tperrno is set to
TPESYSTEM
or
TPEOS ,
check the userlog for other
error messages that may indicate the exact nature of the problem and the
reason for this failure.
"BEA TUXEDO /Workstation Guide" ,
tpbroadcast (3),
tperrno (5),
ubbconfig (5)
The workstation handler that performs the
tpinit
call on behalf of
workstation clients received a request to join a workstation client
to the application.
However, the message it received in conjunction with
the request was not a
TPINIT
buffer, but of type type.
The workstation handler will therefore remove the workstation client
context from the workstation handler and return an error.
If the workstation clients trying to join an application
pass a buffer to the workstation handler, make sure that it is a
TPINIT
buffer.
"BEA TUXEDO /Workstation Guide" ,
tpinit (3)
Prior to performing a
tpinit
on behalf of a workstation client, the
workstation handler must make sure a
TPINIT
structure is passed
if the application requires client authentication.
In this case, the
TPINIT
information was not passed even though client
authentication is required.
The workstation handler will therefore unregister the workstation
client from the Bulletin Board, remove the workstation client
context from the workstation handler, and return an error.
An error message, with
tperrno
set to
TPEPERM ,
is sent back to the workstation client.
Make sure the workstation clients trying to join the secure application
are passing the
TPINIT
information to the workstation handler.
"BEA TUXEDO /Workstation Guide" ,
tpinit (3)
The workstation handler failed to send the ticket reply back
to the workstation client.
The workstation handler will therefore unregister the workstation
client from the Bulletin Board, remove the workstation client
context from the workstation handler, and return an error.
Check the userlog for other error messages that may indicate
the exact nature of the problem and reason for this failure.
"BEA TUXEDO /Workstation Guide"
While processing a workstation client's request to join the application,
an invalid client name, cltname,
was found in the
TPINIT
buffer.
The value
sysclient
is reserved by the system for the
cltname
field.
Make sure the workstation client does not use
sysclient
as a client name.
"BEA TUXEDO /Workstation Guide" ,
tpinit (3)
While processing a workstation client's request to join the application,
an invalid notification option, option, was found in the
TPINIT
buffer flags field.
For client notification, the possible values for flags are as follows:
TPU_SIG ,
TPU_DIP ,
or
TPU_IGN .
Make sure the client notification value in the
TPINIT
buffer flags
field is set correctly for the workstation client that failed to
join the application.
"BEA TUXEDO /Workstation Guide" ,
tpinit (3)
While processing a workstation client's request to join the application,
an invalid data length was found in the
TPINIT
buffer datalen field.
The length must be greater than or equal to zero.
Make sure the data length value in the
TPINIT
buffer datalen field is set
correctly for the workstation client that failed to join the application.
"BEA TUXEDO /Workstation Guide" ,
tpinit (3)
The workstation handler failed to update the workstation client
information in the Bulletin Board's registry table.
The workstation handler will therefore unregister the workstation
client from the Bulletin Board, remove the workstation client
context from the workstation handler, and return an error.
Check the userlog for other error messages that may indicate
the exact nature of the problem and reason for this failure.
"BEA TUXEDO /Workstation Guide" ,
tpinit (3)
The workstation handler failed to send the
TPINIT
information to
the authentication server.
The call to
tpacall
failed with
tperrno
set to tperrno_val.
This failure will cause the workstation handler to return an error
to the workstation client with tperrno set to
TPEPERM .
Check the error number, tperrno_val, and determine why the call
to the authentication server failed.
Most likely, the authentication server is not booted.
In this case, boot the authentication server.
If tperrno_val is set to
TPESYSTEM
or
TPEOS ,
check the userlog for other
error messages that may indicate the exact nature of the problem and the
reason for this failure.
"BEA TUXEDO /Workstation Guide" ,
tpinit (3),
tpacall (3),
tperrno (5)
The workstation handler failed to send an unsolicited message due to
a blocking condition.
The workstation handler is responsible for sending to the
(D)BBL
administrative server a request to forward unsolicited message on
behalf of the workstation client.
The request was not sent because of an existing blocking condition on
the
(D)BBL
administrative server queue.
Most likely a system limit has been reached.
You may wish to change the operating system tunable parameters related
to the maximum size of a queue.
"BEA TUXEDO /Workstation Guide" ,
tpbroadcast (3)
The workstation listener failed to start a new workstation handler.
This may be due to no more workstation handlers being available,
an error in the formatting of the command line for the workstation handler,
an error in retrieving the machine table entry for the workstation listener
in the Bulletin Board,
or an error executing the workstation handler.
Check the userlog for other error messages that may indicate
the exact nature of the problem and reason for this failure.
"BEA TUXEDO /Workstation Guide"
The workstation handler received a message over the network from
a workstation client.
No context exists for this client.
When running in a secure application, the only message that can
be accepted by the workstation handler from a workstation client
with no context is a two-phase challenge/response message.
This is not the case.
The two-phase challenge/response protocol must be followed in
a secure application.
An error message, with tperrno set to
TPEPERM ,
is sent back to the workstation client.
Contact your BEA TUXEDO Technical Support.
"BEA TUXEDO /Workstation Guide"
The workstation handler failed to create an encryption/decryption
schedule.
The function used to create the encryption/decryption schedule is
called
_tpcryptinit .
It is part of an internal interface that is designed to support various
methods of data encryption.
This probably indicates that a &T; or operating system error
occurred.
Check the userlog for other error messages that may indicate
the exact nature of the problem and reason for this failure.
_tpcryptinit
may also fail because an invalid argument was given.
In this case,
contact your BEA TUXEDO Technical Support.
"BEA TUXEDO /Workstation Guide" ,
encryption (3i)
The workstation handler failed to create a random key conforming to the
restrictions of the encryption subsystem in use.
The function used to create the random key is
_tprandkey .
It is part of an internal interface that is designed to support various
methods of data encryption.
Check the error number and determine why
_tprandkey
failed.
This probably indicates that a &T; or operating system error
occurred.
Check the user log for other error messages that may indicate
the exact nature of the problem and reason for this failure.
_tprandkey
may also fail because an invalid argument was given.
In this case,
contact your BEA TUXEDO Technical Support.
"BEA TUXEDO /Workstation Guide" ,
encryption (3i)
An attempt dynamically to allocate a buffer in the workstation handler failed.
The call to
tpalloc
failed with tperrno set to tperrno_val.
Check the error number and determine why
tpalloc
failed.
Most likely, a system limit has been reached.
Change the operating system tunables to increase the amount
of space a process is allowed dynamically to allocate.
"BEA TUXEDO /Workstation Guide" ,
tpalloc (3),
tperrno (5)
The workstation handler failed to send the challenge reply back
to the workstation client.
The workstation handler will therefore unregister the workstation
client from the Bulletin Board, remove the workstation client
context from the workstation handler, and return an error.
Check the userlog for other error messages that may indicate
the exact nature of the problem and reason for this failure.
"BEA TUXEDO /Workstation Guide"
1100 ERROR: -n option is required
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
SEE ALSO
1101 ERROR: Bad hex number provided for listening address: bad_hex_value
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
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1103 ERROR: Bad -m option
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
SEE ALSO
1104 ERROR: Bad -x option
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
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1105 ERROR: Bad -M option
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
SEE ALSO
1106 ERROR: Error receiving unsolicited message, tperrno = tperrno_val
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
SEE ALSO
1107 ERROR: Error receiving messages, tperrno = TPEOS, Uunixerr = UMSGRCV
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
SEE ALSO
1108 ERROR: Handler received unexpected unsolicited opcode opcode_value
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
1109 ERROR: Failed to process broadcast message
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
1110 ERROR: Couldn't change to client context context_number, continuing
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
1111 ERROR: Sending of broadcast message to client failed
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
1112 ERROR: Failed to process notification message
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
1113 ERROR: Couldn't change to client context context_number, continuing
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
1114 ERROR: Sending of notification message to client failed
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
1120 ERROR: tpchkauth() failed, tperrno = tperrno_val
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
SEE ALSO
1121 ERROR: Couldn't get administrative key for decrypting workstation client messages
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
1122 ERROR: Restoring message to original condition after sending failed
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
1124 ERROR: Broadcast message received with unknown type 'type_name' subtype 'subtype_name'
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
1131 ERROR: tpbroadcast() or tpnotify() failed on send, tperrno = tperrno
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
SEE ALSO
1132 ERROR: Received message of type 'type' to tpinit() call
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
SEE ALSO
1133 ERROR: TPINIT information must be passed to tpinit() call in secure application
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
SEE ALSO
1134 ERROR: Sending of reply to ticket protocol failed
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
SEE ALSO
1135 ERROR: Invalid client name given 'cltname'.
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
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1136 WARN: Invalid notification option given 0xoption, reset to TPU_IGN.
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
SEE ALSO
1137 ERROR: Invalid length for TPINIT structure given
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
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1138 ERROR: Failed to update registry table information
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
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1139 ERROR: Failed to send message to authentication server, tperrno = tperrno_val
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
SEE ALSO
1140 WARN: tpbroadcast() or tpnotify() encountered blocking condition
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
SEE ALSO
1141 ERROR: Unable to assign connection request, can't create any more handlers
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
SEE ALSO
1142 ERROR: For a secure application, the two-phase challenge/response protocol must be followed
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
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1143 ERROR: Failed to create encryption/decryption schedule
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
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1144 ERROR: _tprandkey() failed tperrno = tperrno_val, could not generate random encryption key
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
SEE ALSO
1145 ERROR: tpalloc() failed, tperrno = tperrno_val
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
SEE ALSO
1146 ERROR: Sending of reply to challenge call to client failed
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
SEE ALSO