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11-22-2000 11:57 PM
11-22-2000 11:57 PM
Hi to all,
Running ps -ef| grep oracle, i see :
root 1573 142 0 Nov 19 console 0:00 /sbin/rc4.d/S850oracle /sbin/rc4
.d/S850oracle start
root 1738 1573 0 Nov 19 console 0:00 remsh casapp -n /sbin/init.d/ora
cle_cmwh start
why there are still /sbin/rc processes in the system ?
All seems to have gone OK during the reboot ( Oracle is UP); but these processe should not be present any more ...
Thanks
Federico
Running ps -ef| grep oracle, i see :
root 1573 142 0 Nov 19 console 0:00 /sbin/rc4.d/S850oracle /sbin/rc4
.d/S850oracle start
root 1738 1573 0 Nov 19 console 0:00 remsh casapp -n /sbin/init.d/ora
cle_cmwh start
why there are still /sbin/rc processes in the system ?
All seems to have gone OK during the reboot ( Oracle is UP); but these processe should not be present any more ...
Thanks
Federico
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11-23-2000 12:53 AM
11-23-2000 12:53 AM
Re: /sbin/rc processes in the system
Hi Frederico,
Process "remsh casapp -n /sbin/init.d/ora
cle_cmwh start" didn't terminate, that's why the parent process keeps on waiting.
Shouldn't this process be started with the oracle user id ?
Check on host casapp if process /sbin/init.d/ora has any child?
Keep in mind that remsh has the following default PATH: /usr/bin:/usr/ccs/bin:/usr/bin/X11:
Best regards,
Dan
Process "remsh casapp -n /sbin/init.d/ora
cle_cmwh start" didn't terminate, that's why the parent process keeps on waiting.
Shouldn't this process be started with the oracle user id ?
Check on host casapp if process /sbin/init.d/ora has any child?
Keep in mind that remsh has the following default PATH: /usr/bin:/usr/ccs/bin:/usr/bin/X11:
Best regards,
Dan
Everybody knows at least one thing worth sharing -- mailto:dan.hetzel@wildcroft.com
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11-23-2000 12:54 AM
11-23-2000 12:54 AM
Re: /sbin/rc processes in the system
Hi again,
my 2 cents....
Was system casapp up and running at the time the remsh command was started?
Dan
my 2 cents....
Was system casapp up and running at the time the remsh command was started?
Dan
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