Help....Different Signals to a Daemon

Help....Different Signals to a Daemon

Post by Dwai » Tue, 21 Nov 2000 04:00:00



 Hi all
Here's some thing I've been getting in my /var/adm/messages file,
followed by a serious production disruption since a few days now.

Here's a copy of the messages                 .
If any one can tell me why this occurs (whether it is due to some bug in
the OS or not), I'd really be very grateful.

Nov 14 10:55:05 server01 last message repeated 1 time

Nov 14 13:25:05 server01 uxwdog[5869]: server terminated(signal 11)
Watchdog is restarting it
Nov 14 16:38:18 server01 uxwdog[5869]: server terminated (signal 10)
watchdog is restarting it
Nov 14 18:30:18 server01 uxwdog[15487]: server terminated (signal 9):
watchdog is restarting it
Nov 14 18:30:18 server01 uxwdog[15487]: server initialization failed
Nov 15 10:05:17 server01 uxwdog[5869]: server terminated(signal 11):
watchdog is restarting it
Nov 15 14:49:16 server01 uxwdog[1017]: server terminated (signal 10):
watchdog is restarting it

I'm running Netscape Enterprise Server 3.63 on Solaris 2.6(H/W:E250 with
2 GB RAM and 32 GB Storage (configured with VxVM RAID 5)

Thanks,
Dwai.

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Help....Different Signals to a Daemon

Post by Frank Batschula » Tue, 21 Nov 2000 04:00:00


Look what "uxwdog" is and ask the vendor...
this doesnt look to me like a solaris part....

maybe this is a modules then you can find it
in the modinfo output...


>  Hi all
> Here's some thing I've been getting in my /var/adm/messages file,
> followed by a serious production disruption since a few days now.

> Here's a copy of the messages                 .
> If any one can tell me why this occurs (whether it is due to some bug in
> the OS or not), I'd really be very grateful.

> Nov 14 10:55:05 server01 last message repeated 1 time

> Nov 14 13:25:05 server01 uxwdog[5869]: server terminated(signal 11)
> Watchdog is restarting it
> Nov 14 16:38:18 server01 uxwdog[5869]: server terminated (signal 10)
> watchdog is restarting it
> Nov 14 18:30:18 server01 uxwdog[15487]: server terminated (signal 9):
> watchdog is restarting it
> Nov 14 18:30:18 server01 uxwdog[15487]: server initialization failed
> Nov 15 10:05:17 server01 uxwdog[5869]: server terminated(signal 11):
> watchdog is restarting it
> Nov 15 14:49:16 server01 uxwdog[1017]: server terminated (signal 10):
> watchdog is restarting it

> I'm running Netscape Enterprise Server 3.63 on Solaris 2.6(H/W:E250 with
> 2 GB RAM and 32 GB Storage (configured with VxVM RAID 5)

> Thanks,
> Dwai.

> --
> Unix Rules....Windoze sucks!!!

> Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/
> Before you buy.

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