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04-17-2010 10:08 AM
04-17-2010 10:08 AM
OS: connection refused.
Any help is highly appreciated.
We have hp-unix 11 and we are getting when are opening out MRP application.
Any idea about this error or advise me.
*** Status 239 (OS: Connection refused), severity ERROR, subsystem DISKIO
Full details have been directed to: /opt/isys/&PILOG&/ERROR.31
We have hp-unix 11 and we are getting when are opening out MRP application.
Any idea about this error or advise me.
*** Status 239 (OS: Connection refused), severity ERROR, subsystem DISKIO
Full details have been directed to: /opt/isys/&PILOG&/ERROR.31
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04-17-2010 10:12 AM
04-17-2010 10:12 AM
Re: OS: connection refused.
>>Full details have been directed to: /opt/isys/&PILOG&/ERROR.31
So what is in the file /opt/isys/&PILOG&/ERROR.31 ???
So what is in the file /opt/isys/&PILOG&/ERROR.31 ???
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04-17-2010 10:29 AM
04-17-2010 10:29 AM
Re: OS: connection refused.
[PI/open Rev. 3.7.9]
[Copyright (c) 1992 Prime Computer, Inc.]
[Copyright (c) 1994 VMark Software, Inc.]
User name : 650030
PI User number : 9
Process ID : 4361
Hostname : indprd01
ISYS pathname : /opt/isys
VOC pathname : ./VOC
ACCOUNT path : /M1/BL.MAIN
ERROR.29 logged at Sat Apr 17 12:43:15 2010
*** Status 239 (OS: Connection refused), severity ERROR
Detected by the DISKIO subsystem in nw_allocate_slave at location 15.
Called from nw_openfile at location 25.
End of ERROR.29
~
[Copyright (c) 1992 Prime Computer, Inc.]
[Copyright (c) 1994 VMark Software, Inc.]
User name : 650030
PI User number : 9
Process ID : 4361
Hostname : indprd01
ISYS pathname : /opt/isys
VOC pathname : ./VOC
ACCOUNT path : /M1/BL.MAIN
ERROR.29 logged at Sat Apr 17 12:43:15 2010
*** Status 239 (OS: Connection refused), severity ERROR
Detected by the DISKIO subsystem in nw_allocate_slave at location 15.
Called from nw_openfile at location 25.
End of ERROR.29
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04-17-2010 11:00 AM
04-17-2010 11:00 AM
Re: OS: connection refused.
Normally, "Connection refused" means that a
client program is trying to talk to a server
program of some kind, but that server is not
running (or configured to run, or otherwise
listening at the expected port). Knowing
exactly nothing about what "out MRP
application" might be, or how you are
"opening" it, it's tough for a non-psychic to
offer many more concrete suggestions.
client program is trying to talk to a server
program of some kind, but that server is not
running (or configured to run, or otherwise
listening at the expected port). Knowing
exactly nothing about what "out MRP
application" might be, or how you are
"opening" it, it's tough for a non-psychic to
offer many more concrete suggestions.
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