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Sean,
I pasted the portion of the NSD that I found the text "Fatal" in. I guess
I should have qualified my previous statement by saying that I have been
working with Lotus Notes since 96 but it has been all Windows based. This
is the first job I have been working with Domino on an iSeries.
/Domino/PMFD2KDS01/IBM_TECHNICAL_SUPPORT/nsd_04_27_06@xxxxxxxxxxxx
Server: PMFD2KDS01
Date: Thu Apr 27 09:23:56 2006
System: corp1
OS: OS400
Release: V5R3M0
Notes Version: Release 7.0.1|January 17, 2006
<@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@>
Section: Notes Process Info
<@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@>
<@@ Notes Process Info -> Call Stack for Process @@>
JOB: 020060/QNOTES/HTTP THREAD: 0x4b
LE_Create_Thread2__FP12crtth_parm_t 20 QLECRTTH QLESPI
ThreadWrapper 18 THREAD LIBNOTES
HTThreadBeginProc 9 HTTHREAD
LIBHTTPSTA
ThreadMain__14HTWorkerThreadFv 9 HTWRKTHR
CheckForWork__14HTWorkerThreadFv 75
StartRequest__9HTSessionFv 155 HTSESSON
ProcessRequest__9HTRequestFv 337 HTREQUST
ProcessRequest__21HTRequestExtContainerF19HTAppl 161 HTEXTCON
ProcessRequest__15HTInotesRequestFv 3 HTINOTES
InotesHTTPProcessRequest 3 INOTESIF
LIBINOTES
InotesHTTPProcessRequestImpl__FP18_InotesHTTPreq 256
Execute__3CmdFv 5 CMD
Handler__10CmdHandlerFP3CmdPv 31 CMDHAND
PrivHandle__10CmdHandlerFP3Cmd 13
PrivHandle__14CmdHandlerBaseFP3CmdT1 12 CMDHANDB
HandleCmd__5HaikuFP3CmdR14CmdHandlerBase 145 HAIKU
HandleDominoCmd__5HaikuFR15EditDocumentCmd 50 HNDEDITDOC
ProcessEditAction__5HaikuFv 182
DispatchCommand__20HaikuCommandCallListFR5HaikuR 2 HCMNPRCSNG
DispatchCommand__20HaikuCommandCallListFR5HaikuP 19
ShimmerMoveCopyDocsToFolderCmd__FR5Haiku9EventTy 203 SHMLFLRCMD
AddToFolder__5NViewFR8NDocNote 7 HEXTNSIONS
AddToFolder__5NViewFRUl 13
FolderDocAdd 6 FOLDDOCS LIBNOTES
NSFUpdateFolder 9 NSFSEM6
iNSFUpdateFolder 7 WRAP3
FoldWrapUpdateFolder 29 FOLDWRAP
DbUpdateFolder 82 DBFOLDER
AddFolderOp 80
AddFolderRef 14
NIFUpdateNoteExtended 1 NTUPDAT0
NIFUpdateNoteExtendedFlags 31
NIFUpdateNote2 139 UPDNOTE
NSFNoteContract 9 NTTOODS
NSFValueContract 2
OSLockObject 1 MEMLOCK
LockHandle 19
Panic 29 OSPANIC
fatal_error 33 BREAK
OSFaultCleanup 1 CLEANUP
OSFaultCleanupExt 86
OSRunExternalScript 39
__system_a 2 STDLIB_A
system 6 QC2SYS QC2SYS
297 QCMDEXC
_C_pep 0 NSD NSD
main 89
<@@ Notes Process Info -> Call Stack for Process 020047/QNOTES/SERVER @@>
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Jose,
You need to post the details of your NSD crash file here if you want any
help from us.
This is the same file IBM looks at when there is a crash as you describe.
The Domino
log.nsf file is not enough.
The crash file or NSD file is generated in the Domino data directory on
the IFS and should have a name like
this ---> nsd_04_02_06@03_58 >
FTP that file off of your iSeries and convert it to text. You can paste
the results here.
Simply search for "Fatal" and copy paste any of that to this forum. It
will identify the
job and process module that is cauing the crash.
If we can help I am sure someone here on this forum will reply.
Regards and good luck.
Sean
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5. Server Crashes running 7.0.1 on iSeries (Jose Del Risco)
6. Re: Server Crashes running 7.0.1 on iSeries (Patrick Trapp)
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message: 1
date: Wed, 26 Apr 2006 13:27:55 -0400
from: GKern@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
subject: Re: LotusScript example
Thanks Gregg. I've actually got a working button and the only thing I need
to do is use the 'getevironmentstring' to return the actual location of
the file.
We have some users where the install went into C:\lotus\notes\data and
then others that went into C:\program files\lotus\notes\data.
Other than that, this peice of code is going to be a big help for globally
getting backups of ID files on a regular basis.
Regards, Jerry
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date: Wed, 26 Apr 2006 13:35:44 -0400
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subject: Re: LotusScript example
Jerry:
That GetEnvironment... should do the trick. I know that you are probably
99% of the way there, but I just found this:
http://www-10.lotus.com/ldd/46dom.nsf/55c38d716d632d9b8525689b005ba1c0/ae8b70ed89daca8985256c8b008341c9?OpenDocument
I would have preferred to provide you with the script that I used, but I'm
having a devil of time finding it. Naturally.
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message: 3
date: Thu, 27 Apr 2006 09:28:14 +1000
from: Nathan Simpson <nathan@xxxxxxxxxx>
subject: Re: Domino licensing with Sametime
Hi Tom,
I thought I read that you should put Sametime on its own Domino partition.
We have a Domino partition for mail and apps etc which we pay a license
fee for and we have another Domino partition which has just Sametime
installed which we only use for IM.
So what you are saying is, we would only pay for 1 Domino server and any
IM clients that used the proper IM client plus obviously all our Notes
clients.
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date: Thu, 27 Apr 2006 01:45:25 -0400
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subject: Re: Domino licensing with Sametime
It sounds like you are OK. If you are under license for a current Domino
server, you can already run multiple partitions on the same machine.
However, if you wanted to run Instant Messaging on its own server (single
partition) you would be licensed to the Domino server as long as it was
only used to serve instant messaging.
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Hi Tom,
I thought I read that you should put Sametime on its own Domino partition.
We have a Domino partition for mail and apps etc which we pay a license
fee for and we have another Domino partition which has just Sametime
installed which we only use for IM.
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date: Thu, 27 Apr 2006 09:38:56 -0500
from: Jose Del Risco <JDelRisco@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
subject: Server Crashes running 7.0.1 on iSeries
Hello All,
We recently migrated a Windows based server to our new iSeries. Every
user
on this server are web mail users. We have no full clients accessing this
server. Now that we have moved to the new platform, the server will not
go
longer then 3 hours and sometimes only 15 minutes, without ending
abnormally. The server will restart right away but this is a big problem.
As I go through the log, the only errors that I notice are seemingly
random
messages that say "The server is not responding. The server may be down
or
you may be experiencing network problems. Contact your system
administrator". I say seemingly random because I have tied the appearnace
of this message on the console to attempts at scheduleing a meeting or
resource in the RnR database. The user gets the same error message on
their screen. I am unsure as to if this is a contributing factor in the
server crashes but it is the only error message in the logs that I cant
fix. The server crashes on the same HTTP task with the same MEMLOCK error
everytime. Anyone have any clues?
Thanks,
Jose del Risco
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date: Thu, 27 Apr 2006 10:04:17 -0500
from: "Patrick Trapp" <ptrapp@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
subject: Re: Server Crashes running 7.0.1 on iSeries
You might get more information by turning up the level of detail on your
logs, if you haven't already. I would guess that there is a configuration
error somewhere, but am not sure where. I find it interesting that your
server is showing "server not responding" errors as opposed to just your
clients -- do you have the server listed in its own hosts table? I
mistakenly cleaned out an entry from my hosts table a while back and broke
all sorts of things...
As irritating as this issue sounds, I probably would be on the phone with
IBM tech support by now...
Patrick
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Hello All,
We recently migrated a Windows based server to our new iSeries. Every
user
on this server are web mail users. We have no full clients accessing this
server. Now that we have moved to the new platform, the server will not
go
longer then 3 hours and sometimes only 15 minutes, without ending
abnormally. The server will restart right away but this is a big problem.
As I go through the log, the only errors that I notice are seemingly
random
messages that say "The server is not responding. The server may be down
or
you may be experiencing network problems. Contact your system
administrator". I say seemingly random because I have tied the appearnace
of this message on the console to attempts at scheduleing a meeting or
resource in the RnR database. The user gets the same error message on
their screen. I am unsure as to if this is a contributing factor in the
server crashes but it is the only error message in the logs that I cant
fix. The server crashes on the same HTTP task with the same MEMLOCK error
everytime. Anyone have any clues?
Thanks,
Jose del Risco
Oshkosh Truck Corporation
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message: 7
date: Thu, 27 Apr 2006 10:10:31 -0500
from: Jose Del Risco <JDelRisco@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
subject: Re: Server Crashes running 7.0.1 on iSeries
Patrick,
I have been on the phone with IBM support for 3 days with no progress
other
then for them to tell me they have escalated it to Development for further
investigation. Since they have been no help, I figured that I would ask
the people who actually do this for a living from day to day. I will turn
up the level of detail in my log to see if I find anything else. I am new
to administration of Domino servers on an iSeries. Where would I check to
see if I have the server listed in its own host table?
Thanks for all the help,
Jose del Risco
Oshkosh Truck
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logs, if you haven't already. I would guess that there is a configuration
error somewhere, but am not sure where. I find it interesting that your
server is showing "server not responding" errors as opposed to just your
clients -- do you have the server listed in its own hosts table? I
mistakenly cleaned out an entry from my hosts table a while back and broke
all sorts of things...
As irritating as this issue sounds, I probably would be on the phone with
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We recently migrated a Windows based server to our new iSeries. Every
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on this server are web mail users. We have no full clients accessing this
server. Now that we have moved to the new platform, the server will not
go
longer then 3 hours and sometimes only 15 minutes, without ending
abnormally. The server will restart right away but this is a big problem.
As I go through the log, the only errors that I notice are seemingly
random
messages that say "The server is not responding. The server may be down
or
you may be experiencing network problems. Contact your system
administrator". I say seemingly random because I have tied the appearnace
of this message on the console to attempts at scheduleing a meeting or
resource in the RnR database. The user gets the same error message on
their screen. I am unsure as to if this is a contributing factor in the
server crashes but it is the only error message in the logs that I cant
fix. The server crashes on the same HTTP task with the same MEMLOCK error
everytime. Anyone have any clues?
Thanks,
Jose del Risco
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message: 8
date: Thu, 27 Apr 2006 10:25:32 -0500
from: "Patrick Trapp" <ptrapp@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
subject: Re: Server Crashes running 7.0.1 on iSeries
You didn't mention support, so I wasn't going to assume they were involved
yet. I had a client-side issue that the list was tired of hearing about
after three months of time with tech support, so I know where you are
coming from.
Regarding the hosts table, assuming you have access to a profile with
sufficient access (I'm not guru enough to tell you what access is actually
necessary, but I use the QSECOFR profile to get the job done), type CFGTCP
on the command line and go to option 10.
On our server, I have the full hostname (mail.myserver.com) as well as the
Domino server name (DominoServer/DominoDomain) listed. The Domino server
name being removed is what caused the problems I alluded to earlier.
Hope that helps,
Patrick
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I have been on the phone with IBM support for 3 days with no progress
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then for them to tell me they have escalated it to Development for further
investigation. Since they have been no help, I figured that I would ask
the people who actually do this for a living from day to day. I will turn
up the level of detail in my log to see if I find anything else. I am new
to administration of Domino servers on an iSeries. Where would I check to
see if I have the server listed in its own host table?
Thanks for all the help,
Jose del Risco
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logs, if you haven't already. I would guess that there is a configuration
error somewhere, but am not sure where. I find it interesting that your
server is showing "server not responding" errors as opposed to just your
clients -- do you have the server listed in its own hosts table? I
mistakenly cleaned out an entry from my hosts table a while back and broke
all sorts of things...
As irritating as this issue sounds, I probably would be on the phone with
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Hello All,
We recently migrated a Windows based server to our new iSeries. Every
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on this server are web mail users. We have no full clients accessing this
server. Now that we have moved to the new platform, the server will not
go
longer then 3 hours and sometimes only 15 minutes, without ending
abnormally. The server will restart right away but this is a big problem.
As I go through the log, the only errors that I notice are seemingly
random
messages that say "The server is not responding. The server may be down
or
you may be experiencing network problems. Contact your system
administrator". I say seemingly random because I have tied the appearnace
of this message on the console to attempts at scheduleing a meeting or
resource in the RnR database. The user gets the same error message on
their screen. I am unsure as to if this is a contributing factor in the
server crashes but it is the only error message in the logs that I cant
fix. The server crashes on the same HTTP task with the same MEMLOCK error
everytime. Anyone have any clues?
Thanks,
Jose del Risco
Oshkosh Truck Corporation
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