Job Management Partner 1/Base User's Guide
The following error might occur in UNIX:
Table 16-5 Problems in UNIX
No. Problem 1 Failure to start the authentication server 2 Failure to start the event service because an error such as KAJP1005-E or KAJP1852-E occurred
- Organization of this subsection
- (1) Failure to start the authentication server
- (2) Failure to start the event service because an error such as KAJP1005-E or KAJP1852-E occurred
(1) Failure to start the authentication server
The following describes why the authentication server does not start, and the action you should take.
- Causes
- If you changed the setting so that the authentication server stops, you cannot start the authentication server by specifying the local host in authentication-server in the jbssetusrsrv command.
- Action
- Use the jbssetusrsrv command to specify the local host in authentication-server, and then perform the following:
cd /etc/opt/jp1base/conf cp -p jp1bs_spmd.conf.session.model jp1bs_spmd.conf
(2) Failure to start the event service because an error such as KAJP1005-E or KAJP1852-E occurred
The following describes why you might not be able start the event service if an error message occurs, and the action you should take.
- Causes
- The possible causes are as follows:
- The values of kernel parameters are set without taking JP1/Base and other products into consideration.
- Although the directory specified in the event server index file (index) has a symbolic link, there is no directory at the destination of the symbolic link.
- The directory to be created when the event service starts cannot be created because of inappropriate permissions or other reasons.
- Action
- To correct the problem, perform one of the following actions. Each number corresponds to the respective number of the causes described above:
- Re-set the values of kernel parameters. For details on the values of kernel parameters, see G. List of Kernel Parameters.
- Create the directory and re-create the symbolic link.
- Change the user privileges to superuser privileges, and then re-execute the event service.
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