System Messages: LIBPLUGIN Catalog 2000-2099
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2000 |
ERROR: Registration attribute value should be in file URL format | |
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Description |
The registration attribute must be specified in file URL format. |
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Action |
The URL file format must have the preface "file://" and end with "/". Verify the URL format. | |
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2001 |
ERROR: No memory | |
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Description |
An attempt to allocate memory dynamically from the operating system using |
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Action |
Make sure the operating system parameters are set correctly for the amount of memory on the machine and the amount of memory that can be used by a process. Either reduce the memory usage on the machine or increase the amount of physical memory on the machine. Also, increase the space on the swap device. | |
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See Also |
See the For UNIX systems, see the For Microsoft Windows NT systems, see the Microsoft Visual C++ online help. | |
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2002 |
ERROR: Not supported connection to remote host as specified in file URL, val | |
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Description |
Remote host connections, as specified in 'val', are not currently supported. |
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Action |
Use a NULL string or the special symbol "localhost". | |
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See Also |
See Using Security in the Developer's Guide online documentation container | |
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2003 |
ERROR: Cannot open file val | |
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Description |
The file val could not be opened. It may be missing or the file name is incorrect. |
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Action |
If this is your file, check the location of the file, the file name, and the path name. If this is a system file, contact Oracle Customer Support. | |
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2004 |
ERROR: In rule on line number val in file val | |
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Description |
There is a syntax error on line number 'val' in the peer validation rules file 'val'. |
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Action |
Correct the syntax error. | |
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See Also |
See Using Security in the Developer's Guide online documentation container. | |
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2005 |
ERROR: Certificate has repeated keys | |
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Description |
SSL has encountered a certificate in which there are multiple values for the certificate keys. |
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Action |
Contact your certificate authority. | |
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2006 |
ERROR: Missing Trusted CA file(trust_ca.cer) - registration attribute | |
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Description |
The trusted certificate authority file is missing. This file was specified during security registration. |
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Action |
Construct a Trusted CA file and register it. | |
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See Also |
See the Administration Guide and Using Security in the Developer's Guide online documentation container | |
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2007 |
ERROR: Missing private key directory - registration attribute | |
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Description |
The SSL key management registration is missing the private key directory. |
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Action |
Specify a private key directory when registering the SSL key management. | |
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See Also |
See the Administration Guide and Using Security in the Developer's Guide online documentation container | |
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2008 |
ERROR: No such file or directory val | |
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Description |
The file 'val' was not found by SSL. |
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Action |
A file that was specified during registration of SSL was not found. Verify all filenames and directories referenced during registration, such as the Trusted CA file. | |
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See Also |
See the Administration Guide and Using Security in the Developer's Guide online documentation container | |
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2009 |
ERROR: Reading file val, errno = val | |
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Description |
A failure occurred when attempting to read file val. |
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Action |
A file that was specified during registration of SSL could not be read. Verify the filename, directory, and permissions of the file. | |
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See Also |
See the Administration Guide and Using Security in the Developer's Guide online documentation container | |
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2010 |
ERROR: ASN certificate dates invalid | |
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Description |
The ASN dates of an SSL certificate were found to be invalid. |
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Action |
Contact your certificate authority or Oracle Customer Support. | |
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2011 |
ERROR: ASN certificate name excluded | |
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Description |
The name of the SSL ASN certificate was missing. |
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Action |
Contact your certificate authority or Oracle Customer Support. | |
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2012 |
ERROR: ASN certificate name constrained | |
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Description |
The name of the SSL ASN certificate is restricted. |
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Action |
Contact your certificate authority or Oracle Customer Support. | |
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2013 |
ERROR: ASN certificate policy identifier required | |
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Description |
An ASN certificate was encountered that did not identify the certificate policy. |
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Action |
Contact your certificate authority or Oracle Customer Support. | |
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2014 |
ERROR: ASN certificate policy mapping inhibited | |
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Description |
An ASN certificate was encountered in which SSL could not map the certificate policy from the ASN format. |
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Action |
Contact your certificate authority or Oracle Customer Support. | |
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2015 |
ERROR: ASN certificate constraints exceeded | |
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Description |
An ASN certificate was encountered in which the certificate constraints were exceeded. |
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Action |
Contact your certificate authority or Oracle Customer Support. | |
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2016 |
ERROR: ASN certificate key usage violation | |
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Description |
An ASN certificate was encountered in which the certificate key usage was violated. |
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Action |
Contact your certificate authority or Oracle Customer Support. | |
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2017 |
ERROR: ASN certificate unrecognized critical extension | |
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Description |
An ASN SSL certificate was encountered in which an unrecognized critical extension was found. |
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Action |
Contact your certificate authority or Oracle Customer Support. | |
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2018 |
ERROR: ASN certificate basic constraints missing | |
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Description |
An ASN SSL certificate was encountered in which the basic constraints were missing. |
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Action |
Contact your certificate authority or Oracle Customer Support. | |
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2019 |
ERROR: crypto engine error val | |
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Description |
An unexpected crypto engine error 'val' has occurred. |
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Action |
Contact your certificate authority or Oracle Customer Support. | |
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2020 |
ERROR: bad key type | |
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Description |
An unexpected key type error 'val' has been reported. |
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Action |
Contact your certificate authority or Oracle Customer Support. | |
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2021 |
ERROR: bad key agreement algorithm | |
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Description |
An unexpected key agreement algorithm error 'val' has been reported. |
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Action |
Contact your certificate authority or Oracle Customer Support. | |
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2022 |
ERROR: bad public key type | |
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Description |
An unexpected public key type error 'val' has been reported. |
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Action |
Contact your certificate authority or Oracle Customer Support. | |
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2023 |
ERROR: Unknown crypto engine error val | |
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Description |
An unexpected crypto engine error 'val' has occurred. |
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Action |
Contact your certificate authority or Oracle Customer Support. | |
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2024 |
ERROR: ASN error val | |
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Description |
SSL received the error 'val' when processing a key or certificate. |
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Action |
Contact your certificate authority or Oracle Customer Support. | |
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2025 |
ERROR: ASN OID not found | |
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Description |
SSL did not find an expected OID in a certificate or key. |
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Action |
Contact your certificate authority or Oracle Customer Support. | |
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2026 |
ERROR: Memory allocation failure | |
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Description |
An attempt to allocate memory dynamically from the operating system using |
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Action |
Make sure the operating system parameters are set correctly for the amount of memory on the machine and the amount of memory that can be used by a process. Either reduce the memory usage on the machine or increase the amount of physical memory on the machine. Also, increase the space on the swap device. | |
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See Also |
See the For UNIX systems, see the For Microsoft Windows NT systems, see the Microsoft Visual C++ online help. | |
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2027 |
ERROR: Cannot zero buffer | |
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Description |
An attempt to zero a buffer failed, most likely because the buffer itself was not allocated successfully. |
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Action |
Check the ULOG for additional messages indicating the nature of the failure. This is a rare error and indicates a software failure. Contact Oracle Customer Support. | |
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2028 |
ERROR: Cannot parse private key data | |
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Description |
SSL could not parse the data of a private key. |
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Action |
Check the ULOG for additional messages indicating the nature of the failure. Contact your certificate authority or Oracle Customer Support. | |
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2029 |
ERROR: Cannot find data in private key | |
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Description |
SSL could not find data in a private key. |
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Action |
Contact your certificate authority or Oracle Customer Support. | |
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2030 |
ERROR: Cannot create private key object | |
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Description |
Due to lack of memory, SSL was unable to create a private key object. |
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Action |
Check the ULOG for additional messages indicating the nature of the failure. Make sure the operating system parameters are set correctly for the amount of memory on the machine and the amount of memory that can be used by a process. Either reduce the memory usage on the machine or increase the amount of physical memory on the machine. Also, increase the space on the swap device. | |
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2031 |
ERROR: Cannot import private key | |
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Description |
SSL was unable to import a private key; the private key is invalid. |
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Action |
Check the ULOG for additional messages indicating the nature of the failure. Contact your certificate authority or Oracle Customer Support. | |
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2032 |
ERROR: Cannot open peer validation rule file val | |
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Description |
SSL was unable to open the peer validation rule file 'val'. |
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Action |
Verify the filename, directory, and permissions. | |
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See Also |
Implementing Security Administration Guide | |
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2033 |
ERROR: Cannot import private key - check pass phrase | |
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Description |
SSL was unable to import a private key, due to a bad parameter error. Most likely, this is due to an incorrect pass phrase for the private key. |
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Action |
Verify that the correct password was specified. Contact your certificate authority or Oracle Customer Support. | |
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2034 |
ERROR: Issuer certificate descriptor does not exist | |
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Description |
SSL could not find the descriptor for the issuer of a certificate. |
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Action |
Verify that the each certificate in the chain that is not self-signed or implicitly trusted has an issuer. Contact your certificate authority or Oracle Customer Support. | |
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2035 |
ERROR: Memory allocation failure | |
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Description |
An attempt to allocate memory dynamically from the operating system using |
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Action |
Make sure the operating system parameters are set correctly for the amount of memory on the machine and the amount of memory that can be used by a process. Either reduce the memory usage on the machine or increase the amount of physical memory on the machine. Also, increase the space on the swap device. | |
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See Also |
See the For UNIX systems, see the For Microsoft Windows NT systems, see the Microsoft Visual C++ online help. | |
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2036 |
ERROR: Cannot create certificate object | |
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Description |
Due to the lack of memory, SSL was unable to create a certificate object. |
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Action |
Check the ULOG for additional messages indicating the nature of the failure. Make sure the operating system parameters are set correctly for the amount of memory on the machine and the amount of memory that can be used by a process. Either reduce the memory usage on the machine or increase the amount of physical memory on the machine. Also, increase the space on the swap device. | |
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2037 |
ERROR: Cannot import certificate | |
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Description |
Due to either a lack of memory or an invalid certificate, SSL was unable to import a certificate. |
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Action |
Check the ULOG for additional messages indicating the nature of the failure. Make sure the operating system parameters are set correctly for the amount of memory on the machine and the amount of memory that can be used by a process. Either reduce the memory usage on the machine or increase the amount of physical memory on the machine. Also, increase the space on the swap device. Or, contact your certificate authority or Oracle Customer Support. | |
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2038 |
ERROR: Issuer certificate descriptor does not exist | |
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Description |
SSL could not find the descriptor for the issuer of a certificate. |
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Action |
Verify that the each certificate in the chain that is not self-signed or implicitly trusted has an issuer. Contact your certificate authority or Oracle Customer Support. | |
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2039 |
ERROR: Cannot validate certificate for principal val | |
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Description |
SSL was unable to validate the certificate for the principal 'val'. |
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Action |
Check the ULOG for additional messages indicating the nature of the failure. Verify that the certificate is valid. Contact your certificate authority or Oracle Customer Support. | |
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2040 |
ERROR: Cannot create certificate object | |
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Description |
Due to the lack of memory, SSL was unable to create a certificate object. |
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Action |
Check the ULOG for additional messages indicating the nature of the failure. Make sure the operating system parameters are set correctly for the amount of memory on the machine and the amount of memory that can be used by a process. Either reduce the memory usage on the machine or increase the amount of physical memory on the machine. Also, increase the space on the swap device. | |
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2041 |
ERROR: Cannot zero buffer | |
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Description |
An attempt to zero a buffer failed, most likely because the buffer itself was not allocated successfully. |
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Action |
Check the ULOG for additional messages indicating the nature of the failure. This is a rare error and indicates a software failure. Contact Oracle Customer Support. | |
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2042 |
ERROR: Cannot import certificate | |
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Description |
Due to either a lack of memory or an invalid certificate, SSL was unable to import a certificate. |
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Action |
Check the ULOG for additional messages indicating the nature of the failure. Make sure the operating system parameters are set correctly for the amount of memory on the machine and the amount of memory that can be used by a process. Either reduce the memory usage on the machine or increase the amount of physical memory on the machine. Also, increase the space on the swap device. Or, contact your certificate authority or Oracle Customer Support. | |
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2043 |
ERROR: Cannot get certificate subject name | |
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Description |
SSL was unable to get the subject name from the certificate. |
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Action |
Verify that the certificate has a subject field. Check the ULOG for additional messages indicating the nature of the failure. Contact your certificate authority or Oracle Customer Support. | |
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2044 |
ERROR: Cannot get certificate DN field for oid val | |
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Description |
SSL was unable to get the certificate distinguished name field for the oid 'val'. |
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Action |
Verify that the certificate contains the specified oid entry. Contact your certificate authority or Oracle Customer Support. | |
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2045 |
ERROR: Cannot create certificate object | |
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Description |
Due to the lack of memory, SSL was unable to create a certificate object. |
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Action |
Check the ULOG for additional messages indicating the nature of the failure. Make sure the operating system parameters are set correctly for the amount of memory on the machine and the amount of memory that can be used by a process. Either reduce the memory usage on the machine or increase the amount of physical memory on the machine. Also, increase the space on the swap device. | |
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2046 |
ERROR: Cannot zero buffer | |
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Description |
An attempt to zero a buffer failed, most likely because the buffer itself was not allocated successfully. |
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Action |
Check the ULOG for additional messages indicating the nature of the failure. This is a rare error and indicates a software failure. Contact Oracle Customer Support. | |
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2047 |
ERROR: Cannot import certificate | |
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Description |
Due to either a lack of memory or an invalid certificate, SSL was unable to import a certificate. |
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Action |
Check the ULOG for additional messages indicating the nature of the failure. Make sure the operating system parameters are set correctly for the amount of memory on the machine and the amount of memory that can be used by a process. Either reduce the memory usage on the machine or increase the amount of physical memory on the machine. Also, increase the space on the swap device. Or, contact your certificate authority or Oracle Customer Support. | |
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2048 |
ERROR: Cannot get certificate issuer name | |
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Description |
SSL cannot get the certificate issuer name from the certificate. |
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Action |
Verify that the certificate has an issuer field. Contact your certificate authority or Oracle Customer Support. | |
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2049 |
ERROR: Cannot get certificate DN field for oid val | |
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Description |
SSL was unable to get the certificate distinguished name field for the oid 'val'. |
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Action |
Verify that the certificate contains the specified oid entry. Contact your certificate authority or Oracle Customer Support. | |
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2050 |
ERROR: No memory | |
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Description |
An attempt to allocate memory dynamically from the operating system using |
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Action |
Make sure the operating system parameters are set correctly for the amount of memory on the machine and the amount of memory that can be used by a process. Either reduce the memory usage on the machine or increase the amount of physical memory on the machine. Also, increase the space on the swap device. | |
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See Also |
See the For UNIX systems, see the For Microsoft Windows NT systems, see the Microsoft Visual C++ online help. | |
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2051 |
ERROR: Registration attribute value should be in file URL format | |
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Description |
The registration attribute must be specified in file URL format. |
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Action |
The URL file format must have the preface "file://" and end with "/". Verify the URL format. | |
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2052 |
ERROR: Invalid rule key "val" | |
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Description |
SSL encountered an invalid rule key 'val' in the peer validation rule file. |
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Action |
Correct the rule file key. | |
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See Also |
See the Administration Guide and Using Security in the Developer's Guide online documentation container | |
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2053 |
ERROR: Cannot initialize pk infrastructure | |
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Description |
SSL was unable to initialize the private key handler. This is an unexpected internal error. |
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Action |
Check the ULOG for additional messages indicating the nature of the failure. Contact Oracle Customer Support. | |
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2054 |
ERROR: Cannot zero buffer | |
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Description |
An attempt to zero a buffer failed, most likely because the buffer itself was not allocated successfully. |
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Action |
Check the ULOG for additional messages indicating the nature of the failure. This is a rare error and indicates a software failure. Contact Oracle Customer Support. | |
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2055 |
ERROR: Memory allocation failure | |
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Description |
An attempt to allocate memory dynamically from the operating system using |
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Action |
Make sure the operating system parameters are set correctly for the amount of memory on the machine and the amount of memory that can be used by a process. Either reduce the memory usage on the machine or increase the amount of physical memory on the machine. Also, increase the space on the swap device. | |
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See Also |
See the For UNIX systems, see the For Microsoft Windows NT systems, see the Microsoft Visual C++ online help. | |
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2056 |
ERROR: '=' required in rule | |
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Description |
SSL encountered a syntactic error in the peer validation rules file. |
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Action |
Correct the peer validation rules file. | |
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2057 |
ERROR: Trailing " required in rule | |
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Description |
SSL encountered a syntactic error in the peer validation rules file. |
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Action |
Correct the peer validation rules file. | |
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2058 |
ERROR: Cannot create CRL object | |
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Description |
Due to a lack of memory, SSL was unable to create a certificate revocation list object. |
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Action |
Check the ULOG for additional messages indicating the nature of the failure. Make sure the operating system parameters are set correctly for the amount of memory on the machine and the amount of memory that can be used by a process. Either reduce the memory usage on the machine or increase the amount of physical memory on the machine. Also, increase the space on the swap device. | |
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2059 |
ERROR: Cannot import CRL data | |
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Description |
Due to either an invalid certificate or an internal error, SSL was unable to import the certificate revocation list data. |
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Action |
Check the ULOG for additional messages indicating the nature of the failure. Contact your certificate authority or Oracle Customer Support. | |
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2060 |
ERROR: Cannot zero buffer | |
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Description |
An attempt to zero a buffer failed, most likely because the buffer itself was not allocated successfully. |
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Action |
Check the ULOG for additional messages indicating the nature of the failure. This is a rare error and indicates a software failure. Contact Oracle Customer Support. | |
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2061 |
ERROR: Cannot parse Trusted CA certificate data | |
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Description |
SSL was unable to parse the data of a Trusted CA certificate. |
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Action |
Check the ULOG for additional messages indicating the nature of the failure. Contact your certificate authority or Oracle Customer Support. | |
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2062 |
ERROR: Cannot create certificate object | |
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Description |
Due to the lack of memory, SSL was unable to create a certificate object. |
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Action |
Check the ULOG for additional messages indicating the nature of the failure. Make sure the operating system parameters are set correctly for the amount of memory on the machine and the amount of memory that can be used by a process. Either reduce the memory usage on the machine or increase the amount of physical memory on the machine. Also, increase the space on the swap device. | |
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2063 |
ERROR: Cannot import Trusted CA certificate | |
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Description |
Due to either an invalid certificate or an internal error, SSL was unable to import a Trusted CA certificate. |
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Action |
Check the ULOG for additional messages indicating the nature of the failure. Contact your certificate authority or Oracle Customer Support. | |
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2064 |
ERROR: Cannot get validity from Trusted CA certificate | |
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Description |
SSL was unable to get the validity of a Trusted CA certificate. |
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Action |
Check the ULOG for additional messages indicating the nature of the failure. Contact your certificate authority or Oracle Customer Support. | |
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2065 |
ERROR: Cannot check if Trusted CA certificate is revoked | |
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Description |
SSL received an error when checking whether the Trusted CA certificate has been revoked. |
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Action |
Check the ULOG for additional messages indicating the nature of the failure. Verify your certificate revocation list file. Contact your certificate authority or Oracle Customer Support. | |
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2066 |
ERROR: Memory allocation failure | |
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Description |
An attempt to allocate memory dynamically from the operating system using |
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Action |
Make sure the operating system parameters are set correctly for the amount of memory on the machine and the amount of memory that can be used by a process. Either reduce the memory usage on the machine or increase the amount of physical memory on the machine. Also, increase the space on the swap device. | |
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See Also |
See the For UNIX systems, see the For Microsoft Windows NT systems, see the Microsoft Visual C++ online help. | |
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2067 |
ERROR: Memory allocation failure | |
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Description |
An attempt to allocate memory dynamically from the operating system using |
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Action |
Make sure the operating system parameters are set correctly for the amount of memory on the machine and the amount of memory that can be used by a process. Either reduce the memory usage on the machine or increase the amount of physical memory on the machine. Also, increase the space on the swap device. | |
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See Also |
See the For UNIX systems, see the For Microsoft Windows NT systems, see the Microsoft Visual C++ online help. | |
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2068 |
ERROR: Cannot free certificate data | |
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Description |
SSL was unable to free certificate data held in memory. This is an internal error. |
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Action |
Check the ULOG for additional messages indicating the nature of the failure. Contact Oracle Customer Support. | |
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2069 |
ERROR: Cannot access peer validation rule file val | |
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Description |
SSL was unable to access the peer validate rule file 'val'. |
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Action |
Check the filename, directory, and permissions of the rule file. | |
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2070 |
ERROR: Cannot read peer validation rule file val | |
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Description |
SSL was unable to read the peer validate rule file 'val'. |
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Action |
Check the filename, directory, and permissions of the rule file. | |
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2071 |
ERROR: file error on peer validation rule val, errno = val | |
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Description |
When opening the peer validation rule file 'val, SSL received the error 'val'. |
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Action |
Check the filename, directory, and permissions of the rule file. | |
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2072 |
ERROR: Cannot create certificate object | |
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Description |
Due to the lack of memory, SSL was unable to create a certificate object. |
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Action |
Check the ULOG for additional messages indicating the nature of the failure. Make sure the operating system parameters are set correctly for the amount of memory on the machine and the amount of memory that can be used by a process. Either reduce the memory usage on the machine or increase the amount of physical memory on the machine. Also, increase the space on the swap device. | |
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2073 |
ERROR: Cannot zero buffer | |
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Description |
An attempt to zero a buffer failed, most likely because the buffer itself was not allocated successfully. |
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Action |
Check the ULOG for additional messages indicating the nature of the failure. This is a rare error and indicates a software failure. Contact Oracle Customer Support. | |
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2074 |
ERROR: Cannot import certificate | |
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Description |
Due to either a lack of memory or an invalid certificate, SSL was unable to import a certificate. |
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Action |
Check the ULOG for additional messages indicating the nature of the failure. Make sure the operating system parameters are set correctly for the amount of memory on the machine and the amount of memory that can be used by a process. Either reduce the memory usage on the machine or increase the amount of physical memory on the machine. Also, increase the space on the swap device. persists, contact your certificate authority or Oracle Customer Support. | |
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2075 |
ERROR: Cannot get certificate subject name | |
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Description |
SSL cannot get the certificate subject name from the certificate. |
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Action |
Verify that the certificate has a subject field. Check the ULOG for additional messages indicating the nature of the failure. Or, contact your certificate authority or Oracle Customer Support. | |
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2076 |
ERROR: Cannot get subject field | |
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Description |
SSL cannot get the certificate subject field from the certificate. |
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Action |
Verify that the certificate has a subject field oid. Check the ULOG for additional messages indicating the nature of the failure. If the problem persists, contact your certificate authority or Oracle Customer Support. | |
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2077 |
ERROR: Memory allocation failure | |
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Description |
An attempt to allocate memory dynamically from the operating system using |
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Action |
Make sure the operating system parameters are set correctly for the amount of memory on the machine and the amount of memory that can be used by a process. Either reduce the memory usage on the machine or increase the amount of physical memory on the machine. Also, increase the space on the swap device. | |
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See Also |
See the For UNIX systems, see the For Microsoft Windows NT systems, see the Microsoft Visual C++ online help. | |
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2078 |
ERROR: Cannot create certificate object | |
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Description |
SSL was unable to create a certificate object, due to the lack of memory. |
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Action |
Check the ULOG for additional messages indicating the nature of the failure. Make sure the operating system parameters are set correctly for the amount of memory on the machine and the amount of memory that can be used by a process. Either reduce the memory usage on the machine or increase the amount of physical memory on the machine. Also, increase the space on the swap device. | |
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2079 |
ERROR: Cannot zero buffer | |
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Description |
An attempt to zero a buffer failed, most likely because the buffer itself was not allocated successfully. |
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Action |
Check the ULOG for additional messages indicating the nature of the failure. This is a rare error and indicates a software failure. Contact Oracle Customer Support. | |
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2080 |
ERROR: Cannot check if certificate is revoked | |
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Description |
SSL received an error while checking whether the certificate has been revoked. |
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Action |
Check the ULOG for additional messages indicating the nature of the failure. Contact your certificate authority or Oracle Customer Support. | |
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2081 |
ERROR: Memory allocation failure | |
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Description |
An attempt to allocate memory dynamically from the operating system using |
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Action |
Make sure the operating system parameters are set correctly for the amount of memory on the machine and the amount of memory that can be used by a process. Either reduce the memory usage on the machine or increase the amount of physical memory on the machine. Also, increase the space on the swap device. | |
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See Also |
See the For UNIX systems, see the For Microsoft Windows NT systems, see the Microsoft Visual C++ online help. | |
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2082 |
ERROR: No such file or directory val | |
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Description |
SSL was unable to open the file 'val'. |
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Action |
Verify the filename, directory, and permissions. | |
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2083 |
ERROR: Cannot open file val | |
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Description |
The file val could not be opened. It may be missing or the file name is incorrect. |
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Action |
If this is your file, check the location of the file, the file name, and the path name. If this is a system file, contact Oracle Customer Support. | |
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2084 |
ERROR: Reading file val, errno = val | |
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Description |
A failure occurred when attempting to read file val. |
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Action |
Verify the location and name of the file. | |
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2090 |
ERROR: Cannot validate certificate for principal val | |
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Description |
SSL was unable to validate the certificate for the principal 'val'. |
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Action |
Check the ULOG for additional messages indicating the nature of the failure. Verify that the certificate is valid. Contact your certificate authority or Oracle Customer Support. | |
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2091 |
ERROR: Cannot zero buffer | |
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Description |
An attempt to zero a buffer failed, most likely because the buffer itself was not allocated successfully. |
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Action |
Check the ULOG for additional messages indicating the nature of the failure. This is a rare error and indicates a software failure. Contact Oracle Customer Support. | |
|
2092 |
ERROR: Cannot create certificate object | |
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Description |
Due to the lack of memory, SSL was unable to create a certificate object. |
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Action |
Check the ULOG for additional messages indicating the nature of the failure. Make sure the operating system parameters are set correctly for the amount of memory on the machine and the amount of memory that can be used by a process. Either reduce the memory usage on the machine or increase the amount of physical memory on the machine. Also, increase the space on the swap device. | |
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2093 |
ERROR: Cannot import certificate | |
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Description |
Due to either a lack of memory or an invalid certificate, SSL was unable to import a certificate. |
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Action |
Check the ULOG for additional messages indicating the nature of the failure. Make sure the operating system parameters are set correctly for the amount of memory on the machine and the amount of memory that can be used by a process. Either reduce the memory usage on the machine or increase the amount of physical memory on the machine. Also, increase the space on the swap device. Or, contact your certificate authority or Oracle Customer Support. | |
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2094 |
ERROR: Could not get public key from certificate | |
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Description |
Due to either an invalid key, lack of memory, or an internal error, SSL was unable to get a public key from the certificate. |
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Action |
Make sure the operating system parameters are set correctly for the amount of memory on the machine and the amount of memory that can be used by a process. Either reduce the memory usage on the machine or increase the amount of physical memory on the machine. Also, increase the space on the swap device. Or, contact your certificate authority or Oracle Customer Support. | |
|
2095 |
ERROR: Memory allocation failure | |
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Description |
An attempt to allocate memory dynamically from the operating system using |
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Action |
Make sure the operating system parameters are set correctly for the amount of memory on the machine and the amount of memory that can be used by a process. Either reduce the memory usage on the machine or increase the amount of physical memory on the machine. Also, increase the space on the swap device. | |
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See Also |
See the For UNIX systems, see the For Microsoft Windows NT systems, see the Microsoft Visual C++ online help. | |
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2096 |
ERROR: Certificate failed validation rule checks | |
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Description |
The certificate fails to pass the validation rule checks for the name and domain. |
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Action |
Verify that the peer validation rule file contains a rule that matches the information in the certificate. Contact your certificate authority or Oracle Customer Support. | |
|
2097 |
ERROR: Cannot open file val | |
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Description |
SSL was unable to open the private key file 'val'. |
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Action |
Verify the filename, directory, and permissions of the private key file. | |
|
2098 |
ERROR: Certificate doesn't match private key for principal val | |
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Description |
The public key SSL obtained from the certificate does not match principal 'val's private key. |
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Action |
Verify that the certificate and private key were created correctly. Contact your certificate authority or Oracle Customer Support. | |
|
2099 |
ERROR: Cannot create certificate object | |
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|
Description |
SSL was unable to create a certificate object, due to the lack of memory. |
|
Action |
Check the ULOG for additional messages indicating the nature of the failure. Make sure the operating system parameters are set correctly for the amount of memory on the machine and the amount of memory that can be used by a process. Either reduce the memory usage on the machine or increase the amount of physical memory on the machine. Also, increase the space on the swap device. | |
|
2100 |
ERROR: Cannot import certificate | |
|
|
Description |
SSL was unable to import a certificate, due to either a lack of memory, or an invalid certificate. |
|
Action |
Check the ULOG for additional messages indicating the nature of the failure. Make sure the operating system parameters are set correctly for the amount of memory on the machine and the amount of memory that can be used by a process. Either reduce the memory usage on the machine or increase the amount of physical memory on the machine. Also, increase the space on the swap device. Or, contact your certificate authority or Oracle Customer Support. | |
|
2101 |
ERROR: Could not get public key from certificate | |
|
|
Description |
SSL was unable to get a public key from the certificate, due to either an invalid key, lack of memory, or an internal error. |
|
Action |
Check the ULOG for additional messages indicating the nature of the failure. Make sure the operating system parameters are set correctly for the amount of memory on the machine and the amount of memory that can be used by a process. Either reduce the memory usage on the machine or increase the amount of physical memory on the machine. Also, increase the space on the swap device. Or, contact your certificate authority or Oracle Customer Support. | |
|
2102 |
ERROR: Failed to Destroy Certificate | |
|
|
Description |
SSL was unable to destroy the certificate. |
|
Action |
This is an unexpected programming error. Check the ULOG for additional messages indicating the nature of the failure. Contact Oracle Customer Support. | |
|
2103 |
ERROR: Cannot allocate certificate object. | |
|
|
Description |
Failed to allocate memory for the certificate object. |
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Action |
Increase system memory. If problem persist contact your Oracle support. | |
|
2104 |
ERROR: Cannot allocate certificate object. | |
|
|
Description |
Failed to allocate memory for the certificate object. |
|
Action |
Increase system memory. If problem persist contact your Oracle support. | |
|
2105 |
ERROR: Memory allocation failed. | |
|
|
Description |
Failed to allocate memory. |
|
Action |
Increase system memory. If problem persist contact your Oracle support. | |
|
2106 |
WARN: Invalid validation parameter "caCertificateFileType=type" ignored, use default PEM format. | |
|
|
Description |
Invalid CA certificate file type is specified and it is ignored. The PKI plug-in will use PEM as default CA certificate file type. |
|
Action |
Correct the error in the registry command. The legal values are BIN, PEM; and default value is PEM. | |
|
2107 |
ERROR: CRL memory allocation failure. | |
|
|
Description |
Failed to allocate memory for a CRL object. |
|
Action |
Increase system memory. If problem persist contact your Oracle support. | |
|
2108 |
ERROR: Failed to load PEM file fname. | |
|
|
Description |
Failed the load PEM file with file name fname into the memory. |
|
Action |
Check whether the file fname exists and contains certificates in PEM format; and correct any error from it. | |
|
2109 |
ERROR: Certificate memory allocation failure. | |
|
|
Description |
Failed to allocate memory for a X.509 certificate object. |
|
Action |
Increase system memory. If problem persist contact your Oracle support. | |
|
2110 |
ERROR: Failed to parse trusted certificate. | |
|
|
Description |
Encountered error while parsing the trusted X.509 certificate. |
|
Action |
Make sure it is a X.509 certificate and check any prior error message in the USERLOG file, and correct them. If problem persist contact your Oracle support. | |
|
2111 |
ERROR: Certificate chain memory allocation failure. | |
|
|
Description |
Failed to allocate memory to hold the certificate chain. |
|
Action |
Increase system memory. If problem persist contact your Oracle support. | |
|
2112 |
ERROR: Certificate memory allocation failure. | |
|
|
Description |
Failed to allocate memory for a certificate object. |
|
Action |
Increase system memory. If problem persist contact your Oracle support. | |
|
2113 |
ERROR: Failed to parse trusted certificate. | |
|
|
Description |
Failed to parse the trusted X.509 certificate. |
|
Action |
Check prior error message in the Tuxedo USERLOG, and make sure the trusted certificate is good condition. If the problem persist contact you Oracle support. | |
|
2114 |
ERROR: Certificate data memory allocation failure. | |
|
|
Description |
Failed to allocate memory for the certification. |
|
Action |
Increase system memory. If problem persist contact your Oracle support. | |
|
2115 |
INFO: Unknown path validation type is ignored, use default path validation. | |
|
|
Description |
An unsupported path validation type is configured for the validation interface of the PKI plugin. |
|
Action |
Use Tuxedo registry command to correct the plug-in configuration error. The valid values are X509, X509V1, X509ONLY, X509V1ONLY, PKIX, PKIX_ONLY, and ALL. | |
|
2116 |
ERROR: Failed to create list object. | |
|
|
Description |
Failed to allocate memory to create a List object. |
|
Action |
Increase system memory. If problem persist contact your Oracle support. | |
|
2117 |
ERROR: Failed to initialize path validation. | |
|
|
Description |
Path validation initialization failed. |
|
Action |
Check whether the the validation interface of the PKI plug-in is configured correctly. If problem still exists after correction contact your Oracle support. | |
|
2118 |
ERROR: Failed to validate certificate path. | |
|
|
Description |
Certificate path validation failed. |
|
Action |
Check any prior error message in the Tuxedo USERLOG file and correct it accordingly. If problem persist contact your Oracle support. | |
|
2119 |
ERROR: Failed to load private key from PEM file(fname) | |
|
|
Description |
Failure occurred while loading a private key from PEM file fname into memory. |
|
Action |
Check any prior error message and correct them; also check whether the private key file fname is configured correctly and contains a valid RSA private key. | |
|
2120 |
ERROR: Could not find private key in PEM file(fname). | |
|
|
Description |
The pem file fname exists but does not contain a valid private key. |
|
Action |
Correct the configuration error with a PEM file that has a valid private key in PEM format. | |
|
2121 |
ERROR: PEM file(fname) does not contain private key.(code) | |
|
|
Description |
The configured PEM file fname does not contain private key. The error return code is code. |
|
Action |
Correct the configuration problem, make sure the configured PEM file does contain a valid private key. After correct configuration problems this failure still occur then contact your Oracle support. | |
|
2122 |
ERROR: Failed to allocate memory for private key. | |
|
|
Description |
Failed to allocate memory for private key information. |
|
Action |
Increase system memory. If problem persist contact your Oracle support. | |
|
2123 |
ERROR: Failed to allocate memory for private key. | |
|
|
Description |
Failed to allocate memory for private key object. |
|
Action |
Increase system memory. If problem persist contact your Oracle support. | |
|
2124 |
ERROR: Failed to allocate memory for private key. | |
|
|
Description |
Failed to allocate memory for private key object. |
|
Action |
Increase system memory. If problem persist contact your Oracle support. | |
|
2125 |
ERROR: Failed to allocate memory for certificate. | |
|
|
Description |
Failed to allocate memory for X.509 Certificate object. |
|
Action |
Increase system memory. If problem persist contact your Oracle support. | |
|
2126 |
ERROR: Failed to parse certificate. | |
|
|
Description |
Failure occurred while parsing a X.509 Certificate. |
|
Action |
Check for prior error message in the Tuxedo USERLOG. If everyting looks good but the failure still occurred then contact your Oracle support. | |
|
2127 |
ERROR: Failed to allocate memory for public key. | |
|
|
Description |
Unable to allocate memory for a public key. |
|
Action |
Increase system memory. If problem persist contact your Oracle support. | |
|
2128 |
ERROR: Failed to allocate memory for key information. | |
|
|
Description |
Failed to allocate memory to store key information. |
|
Action |
Increase system memory. If problem persist contact your Oracle support. | |
|
2129 |
ERROR: Failed to allocate memory for key information. | |
|
|
Description |
Failed to allocate memory to store key information. |
|
Action |
Increase system memory. If problem persist contact your Oracle support. | |
|
2130 |
ERROR: Failed to allocate memory for key information. | |
|
|
Description |
Failed to allocate memory to store key information. |
|
Action |
Increase system memory. If problem persist contact your Oracle support. | |
|
2131 |
ERROR: Failed to allocate memory for private key. | |
|
|
Description |
Failed to allocate memory for private key object. |
|
Action |
Increase system memory. If problem persist contact your Oracle support. | |
|
2132 |
ERROR: Failed to retrieve public key from certificate. | |
|
|
Description |
Failed to retrieve a public key from certificate object. |
|
Action |
Check any prior error message in Tuxedo USERLOG log file. If everything looks good but problem persist the contact your Oracle support. | |
|
2133 |
WARN: Invalid plug-in configuration parameter principalIdentityField value(id) specified is ignored. | |
|
|
Description |
An invalid value, id, for principalIdentityField is specified. This value will be ignored, and the default value will be used. |
|
Action |
Correct the parser interface configuration of the PKI plug-in. The valid values for principalIdentityField are CN, and E, or user can use their numerical value 22 and 13 to configure this property. The default value is CN. | |
|
2134 |
WARN: Invalid plug-in configuration parameter issuerIdentityField value(id) specified is ignored. | |
|
|
Description |
An invalid value, id, for issuerIdentityField is specified. This value will be ignored, and the default value will be used. |
|
Action |
Correct the parser interface configuration of the PKI plug-in. The valid values for issuerIdentityField are CN, and E, or user can use their numerical value 22 and 13 to configure this property. The default value is CN. | |
|
2135 |
ERROR: Failed to allocate memory to hold certificate for name prinName. | |
|
|
Description |
Failed to allocate memory to store a retrieved certificate for a principal with name prinName. |
|
Action |
Check whether the LDAP has the certificate for principal with name prinName or not, and also check whether this user has the privilege to access service or not. If the user should be able to access the service then update the LDAP with this user's certificate. | |
|
2136 |
ERROR: Memory allocation failure for name prinName. | |
|
|
Description |
Failed to allocate memory to store certificate for prinName. |
|
Action |
Increase system memory. If problem persist contact your Oracle support. | |
|
2137 |
INFO: Certificate file search only is configured, LDAP search will not be performed. | |
|
|
Description |
Informational message that the PKI plug-in will only conduct certificate search in file system. |
|
Action |
No action required. | |
|
2138 |
INFO: Two LDAP search methods are configured, the ldapUserCertificate is ignored. | |
|
|
Description |
Two LDAP search method are configured, the one specified by ldapUserCertificate will be ignored. |
|
Action |
Only one of the LDAP search method can be used; user can modified the plug-in property configuration to remove this informational message. | |
|
2139 |
ERROR: Invalid plug-in configuration, missing required LDAP information. | |
|
|
Description |
The PKI plug-in is not configured correctly, it missed the required LDAP configuration information. |
|
Action |
User must choose either use LDAP to do the certificate lookup, or use file system to do the certificate lookup. Correct PKI plug-in configuration property. | |
|
2140 |
ERROR: Missing required configuration parameter. | |
|
|
Description |
LDAP based certificate lookup is configured but there are missing required configuration properties. |
|
Action |
Correct the PKI plug-in configuration error and reboot Tuxedo. | |
|
2141 |
ERROR: Invalid LDAP server value, err = errCode, URL = url | |
|
|
Description |
The configured LDAP server value is not in a correct URL format; it failed with errCode. The configured URL valud is "url". |
|
Action |
Correct the configuration error and reboot Tuxedo. | |
|
2142 |
ERROR: Invalid LDAP port, value = port | |
|
|
Description |
The port number specified for the LDAP is not valid. |
|
Action |
Correct the PKI plug-in's configuration error. | |
|
2143 |
ERROR: Could not init LDAP | |
|
|
Description |
Failed to initialize the LDAP service. |
|
Action |
Make sure the LDAP configuration is correct and reboot Tuxedo. If problem persisted contact you Oracle support. | |
|
2144 |
ERROR: Cannot bind to LDAP Server, URL = url | |
|
|
Description |
Failed to connect to the LDAP server. |
|
Action |
Check whether the LDAP server configured allows anonymous access; and correct it if it is not. | |
|
2145 |
ERROR: LDAP search failed, for name = id | |
|
|
Description |
Failed to find certificate associates with user id in the configured LDAP server. |
|
Action |
Determins whether the name id represents a legitimate user; if it is legititmate user check the filter file configured is correct, and make sure the certificate is in the LDAP server. | |
|
2146 |
ERROR: Failed to allocate memory to hold certificate for name id. | |
|
|
Description |
Failed to allocate memory to store user id certificate. |
|
Action |
Increase system memory. If problem persist contact your Oracle support. | |
|
2147 |
ERROR: LDAP failed to find cert, for name = id | |
|
|
Description |
Failed to find certificate associates with user id in the configured LDAP server. |
|
Action |
Determins whether the name id represents a legitimate user; if it is legititmate user check the filter file configured is correct, and make sure the certificate is in the LDAP server. | |
|
2148 |
ERROR: LDAP search failed, no entries found for name = id | |
|
|
Description |
The LDAP search find no certificate associates with user id. |
|
Action |
Determins whether the name id represents a legitimate user; if it is legititmate user check the filter file configured is correct, and make sure the certificate is in the LDAP server. | |
|
2149 |
ERROR: Failed to find private key in DER file. | |
|
|
Description |
The configured DER encoded private key file does not contain a private key. |
|
Action |
Make sure a correct and valid private key file in DER format is configured. | |
|
2150 |
ERROR: DSA private key is not supported | |
|
|
Description |
An unsupported DSA private key is configured. |
|
Action |
Use the correct RSA private key. | |
|
2151 |
INFO: Unsupported validation property "pname" is ignored. | |
|
|
Description |
An unsupported configuration property for PKI plug-in is detected and it will be ignored. |
|
Action |
No action required. | |
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