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02-21-2001 10:21 AM
02-21-2001 10:21 AM
Fork Failed
Thanks
Arlene
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02-21-2001 10:58 AM
02-21-2001 10:58 AM
Re: Fork Failed
....But when I saw timeout, it rang a bell..So I checked. Timeout/Notimeout is a function that controls blocking on input. See manpage timeout. So....maybe.....just maybe.....your cron job is cornfusing the system. Generally, it is my understanding to name jobs something other than HPUX commands and the like. Possibly it's not sure to run a job, or set control blocking...
Try renaming this job to something else (unique) and then cron it...See if you still have the problem.
I see the ground coming up fast...so hope this helps !
/rcw
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02-21-2001 11:37 AM
02-21-2001 11:37 AM
Re: Fork Failed
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02-21-2001 11:59 AM
02-21-2001 11:59 AM
Re: Fork Failed
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02-21-2001 02:23 PM
02-21-2001 02:23 PM
Re: Fork Failed
1: not enough swap space
2: the user has exceeded the kernel parameter maxuprc (doesn't apply to root)
3: the system has exceeded the nproc kernel parameter
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02-22-2001 02:14 PM
02-22-2001 02:14 PM
Re: Fork Failed
Thanks for all your replies. I had verified that /etc/timeout exists and can be ran by root. "/etc/timeout 60 60" is the exact command that we run thru cron, there's no scripting involved. I can't reboot the server at this time so I can't try the kernel changes just yet but I might try it when possible. I'll let you know the result, meanwhile thanks for all your help.
Arlene