SRC NOT WORKING
sometime while you are rebooting the system srcmstr will not start automatically .because of this lssrc command will not work . and you will be experiencing issue with the services managed by SRC
solution:
step 1 : goto /dev directory.
# cd /dev
check for the below mentioned file and directory /dev/SRC file or the /dev/.SRC-unix directory
#ls -l SRC # this is the socket file used
#ls -ld .SRC-unix
If the /dev/SRC file or the /dev/.SRC-unix directory does not exist, reboot your system by running the shutdown -Fr command. The shutdown -Fr command automatically creates the /dev/SRC file when the system comes up
step 2:
if after rebooting also srcmstr is not working then check the /var directory.
check whether /var/adm/SRC directory exists .
if it exists check for the content of the directory.
This directory is having 2 files." watch_list" and "active_list"
check for watch_list file.
#cd /var/adm/SRC
#cat watch_list
10 1 /dev/SRC
also check thhe /etc/inittab entries and /etc/rc.tcpip .if everything is fine.
if this directory doesn,t exists . then best way will be to restore the below directory from the backup
and then restart the system using "shutdown -Fr"
ii worked for me.
after that also if you are facing issue,then better to go for restoration from the backup.
glossary
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0513-053 The System Resource Controller is experiencing problems with its socket communications
0513-001Possible Causes
sometime while you are rebooting the system srcmstr will not start automatically .because of this lssrc command will not work . and you will be experiencing issue with the services managed by SRC
solution:
step 1 : goto /dev directory.
# cd /dev
check for the below mentioned file and directory /dev/SRC file or the /dev/.SRC-unix directory
#ls -l SRC # this is the socket file used
#ls -ld .SRC-unix
If the /dev/SRC file or the /dev/.SRC-unix directory does not exist, reboot your system by running the shutdown -Fr command. The shutdown -Fr command automatically creates the /dev/SRC file when the system comes up
step 2:
if after rebooting also srcmstr is not working then check the /var directory.
check whether /var/adm/SRC directory exists .
if it exists check for the content of the directory.
This directory is having 2 files." watch_list" and "active_list"
check for watch_list file.
#cd /var/adm/SRC
#cat watch_list
10 1 /dev/SRC
also check thhe /etc/inittab entries and /etc/rc.tcpip .if everything is fine.
if this directory doesn,t exists . then best way will be to restore the below directory from the backup
and then restart the system using "shutdown -Fr"
ii worked for me.
after that also if you are facing issue,then better to go for restoration from the backup.
glossary
1. /dev/.SRC-unix | Specifies the location for temporary socket files. |
2. /dev/.SRC-unix/SRCD | Specifies the AF_UNIX socket file for the srcd daemon. |
3. /var/adm/SRC/active_list | Contains a list of
active subsystems.
Caution: The structure of this file is
internal to SRC and is subject to change.
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4. /var/adm/SRC/watch_list |
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very helpfull
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