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09-23-2001 05:58 AM
09-23-2001 05:58 AM
id: vue "/usr/vue/bin/vuerc"
any one know about this error, and what is the backup file that the vue is looking for? or how i can stop this error from show in my console?
error message:
INIT: Command is respawning too rapidly.
Will try again in 5 miautes.
Check for possible errors
id: vue "/usr/vue/bin/vuerc"
current audit file size is 1108 kilobytes !!!
an attempt to switch to the backup files failed.
Must specify a backup file now!
thanks
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09-23-2001 09:25 AM
09-23-2001 09:25 AM
Re: id: vue "/usr/vue/bin/vuerc"
Have a look at these threds.
http://us-support2.external.hp.com/cki/bin/doc.pl/sid=ec7c7386159955d54a/screen=ckiDisplayDocument?docId=200000024625058
http://forums.itrc.hp.com/cm/QuestionAnswer/1,1150,0x847a5220af9bd5118ff10090279cd0f9,00.html
Hope this helps.
Thanks
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09-23-2001 11:56 PM
09-23-2001 11:56 PM
Re: id: vue "/usr/vue/bin/vuerc"
Whats the O/S , where and how do you see this error, is the system Trusted ? Are all users affected (if applicable ? )
My guess is something in a .profile, cshrc file or an Xsession startup file maybe causing a conflict somewhere. Try a reboot to see if the error disappears and look around for above entries (recent ?).
Good luck !
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09-24-2001 08:34 AM
09-24-2001 08:34 AM
Re: id: vue "/usr/vue/bin/vuerc"
1. init: warning: bad shell "/usr/bin/sh" for root
fix root entry in /etc/passwd and reboot
the system will boot into single user
Resolution:
First verify that the shell is incorrect.
grep root /etc/passwd
You will get something like:
root:sKxcattrGfPrY:0:3::/:/usr/bin/sh
Change this to the default setting of /sbin/sh.
Now go to run level 4 (init 4), all should be well.
2. INIT: Command is respawning too rapidly.
Will try again in 5 minutes.
These tend to be a bit more tricky and elusive. Again the system
should boot in single user, but will continue to annoy you with these
messages. There are different reasons for this message. Here are
a few that are known.
Resolution:
***NOTE*** If you see messages with the respawn message like the
following, go to solution "C":
id: a1 "/usr/lbin/uucp/uugetty -r -t 60 -h ttyd0p7 19200"
id: vue "/usr/vue/bin/vuerc # VUE invocation"
id:ShPr "/opt/sharedprint/bin/spserver"
id:cons "/usr/sbin/getty -h console console # system console"
/sbin/rc: error in line 59
A. Could be a bad /etc/inittab. Make a copy of the customers
/etc/inittab, then copy the default inittab from /usr/newconfig/etc.
an "init 4" will let you know quickly if that has solved the problem.
B. Could be a bad /etc/fstab. This will take a little more investigative
work. Make a copy of the existing /etc/fstab. You could then copy the
default from /usr/newconfig/etc and recreate the fstab. The other thing
to do is look at fstab, make sure there are no strange entries (mounting
non-existing filesystems). There was a problem with cdfs mounts.
The thing to keep in mind with troubleshooting fstab is "when in doubt,
comment it out".
C. Could be a bad start up script or config file.
ll of:
/etc/rc/config.d
/sbin/rc
/sbin/rc1.d
/sbin/rc2.d
/sbin/rc3.d
/sbin/rc4.d
Look for things with modify dates since last reboot, these MAY be suspect.
Run "/usr/bin/ksh -x /sbin/rc" This will run /sbin/rc and dump
verbose messages to stdout. If the script hangs, investigate the last
thing that it tried. It may complete, if so, look through output for
any error messages.
Some examples that could cause this type of problem:
-bad script in /sbin/init.d (even with no links to /sbin/rc*.d)
-script in /etc/rc.config.d with grep and find in it (grep and find
not available without /usr mounted)
-permissions incorrect on /sbin/rc. It must be executable by the
owner.
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11-27-2001 06:36 AM
11-27-2001 06:36 AM
Re: id: vue "/usr/vue/bin/vuerc"
with /usr/sbin/getty.
The reason is "/sbin/rc" don't
get any parameter from init. And so "/usr" is not mounted
for "/usr/sbin/getty".
My problem : /sbin/rc dont get any parameter like "start". The line in inittab:
sqnc::wait:/sbin/rc /dev/console 2>&1
For now i changed it to
sqnc::wait:/sbin/rc start >/dev/console 2>&
but that not system like, or ?
My question where "/sbin/rc" normaly gets the parameter from ? I found nothing i the doc.
Thank you
MIchael Kloss