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64
| Base Value for Error Messages
| Error messages begin at this value.
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64
| Command–Line Usage Error
| The command was used incorrectly, for example, with the wrong
number of arguments, a bad flag, or a bad syntax.
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65
| Data Format Error
| The input data was incorrect in some way. This data format should
only be used for user's data and not system files.
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66
| Cannot Open Input
| An input file, not a system file, did not exist, or was not
readable. This problem could also include errors like “No message”
to a mailer.
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67
| Address Unknown
| The user that was specified did not exist. This error might
be used for mail addresses or remote logins.
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68
| Host Name Unknown
| The host did not exist. This error is used in mail addresses
or network requests.
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69
| Service Unavailable
| A service is unavailable. This error can occur if a support
program or file does not exist. This message also can simply indicate
that something does not work and the cause currently is not identifiable.
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70
| Internal Software Error
| An internal software error has been detected. This error should
be limited to non-operating system-related errors, if possible.
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71
| System Error
| An operating system error has been detected. This error is
intended to be used for conditions like “cannot fork”, “cannot
create pipe.” For instance, this error includes a getuid return
of a user who does not exist in the passwd file.
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72
| Critical OS File Missing
| A system file such as /etc/passwd or /var/admin/utmpx does not exist, cannot be opened, or has
an error, such as a syntax error.
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73
| Can't Create Output File
| A user-specified output file cannot be created.
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74
| Input/Output Error
| An error occurred while doing I/O on some file.
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75
| Temporary Failure. User is invited to retry
| Temporary failure that is not really an error. In sendmail, this means that a mailer, for example, could not create
a connection, and the request should be reattempted later.
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76
| Remote Error in Protocol
| The remote system returned something that was “not possible”
during a protocol exchange.
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77
| Permission Denied
| You do not have sufficient permission to perform the operation.
This message is not intended for file system problems, which should
use –NOINPUT or –CANTCREAT, but rather for higher-level permissions. For example, kre uses this message to restrict students who can send
mail to.
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78
| Configuration Error
| The system detected an error in the configuration.
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79
| Entry Not Found
| Entry not found.
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79
| Maximum Listed Value
| Highest value for error messages.
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