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Re: getting error in SRP

 
rajesh73
Super Advisor

getting error in SRP

i have created new srp container, durint the container start i am gettting below error

 

#srp -status
NAME TYPE STATE SUBTYPE ROOTPATH
data system stopped private /var/hpsrp/data
project system stopped private /var/hpsrp/project
#


#srp -start data
su: No shell
Error starting srp_init:
#

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Arunabha Banerjee
Valued Contributor

Re: getting error in SRP

Please provide all the steps you have performed to create the SRP, then only I can help you.

AB
rajesh73
Super Advisor

Re: getting error in SRP

i have created through SMH and command line

 

srp -add data -t system

 

 

Arunabha Banerjee
Valued Contributor

Re: getting error in SRP

There are two types of templates available for SRP/HP 9000 container i.e. system and classic.

 

1. Creating HP 9000 system container: srp –add <srp_name> -t hp9000sys


2. Creating HP 9000 classic container: srp –add <srp_name> -t hp9000cl

 

I never created through SMH although I have migrated more than 100 HP 9000 server to HP 9000 container / SRP.

 

Example:

 

NAME          TYPE      STATE       SUBTYPE    ROOTPATH
hp9000        hp9000sys started     none       /var/hpsrp/hp9000

 

Before creating SRP you have to recover HP 9000 image.


Please read HP 9000 Containers A.03.0x on HP Integrity Server Administrator Guide (HP-UX 11i v3). 

AB
Laurent Menase
Honored Contributor

Re: getting error in SRP

Hi Arunabha,

 

In fact there are 4 types of containers:

2 H9000 ones :  classic and system

2 11.31 SRP ones: system and workload

 

The one he created is a 11.31 system ( read 11.31 SRP V3 admin guide)

 

I never created through SMH neither,

Laurent Menase
Honored Contributor

Re: getting error in SRP

Hi Rajesh,

 

Indeed looks like to be unusual.

Probably better to submit to support

 

I would say you need to check the mounts,

check the cmpt.bin

check the rc.log

check the lang

check the PATH.

 

check /var/hpsr/<cmptname>/sbin  is well populated

Can be so many things.

 

Best regards,

Laurent