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DanPJ

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January 29th, 2013 11:00

ECC master agent for Linux won't start on reboot

I am running Red Hat Linux 5.8 with ECC master and host agent 6.1.0.12.259. The master agent won't start at reboot but runs fine if started manually. Does anyone know what this could be?  Thanks.

  • DanPJ

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    Posted January 29th, 2013 12:00

    I see a lot of "Resource temporarily -    unavailable" but I see that alot on Solaris and Windows servers that work.

    [root@naln24rh MGA610]# cat MGA_B1_Err.log
    LOG 14:09:00 L I F -137160496 Log.cxx:739 DATE="2013-01-29" IP=" " VERSION="610" TYPE="MGA"
    -    HOST="naln24rh" OSNAME="Linux 2.6.18-308.el5" ROLLOVER=0 COMPONENT=" "
    -    COMMAND="/usr/ecc/exec/mstragent '-s'" ECC_HOME="/usr/ecc/exec" COMPILED="MGA: BUILD
    -    ECC610120A.30NOV2011.2317.159; ECC610120A.30NOV2011.2317.159; COMPILED Nov 30 2011 23:52:27,
    -    SDK: BUILD ECC610120A.30NOV2011.2317.159; ECC610120A.30NOV2011.2317.159; COMPILED Nov 30 2011
    -    23:46:55" STARTED="2013-01-29 14:09:00"  STARTED BY USER="root"
    -    External Version Identifier="MGA: Version 6.1.0, SDK: Version 6.1.0"
    -    Internal Version Identifier="MGA: 6.1.0.12.259, SDK: 6.1.0.12.259"
    -    Version KitSpec Identifier="MGA: GA3, SDK: GA3"
    -    Build Label Identifier="MGA: ECC610120A.30NOV2011.2317.159, SDK:
    -    ECC610120A.30NOV2011.2317.159"
    -    Build Name Identifier="MGA: ECC610120A.30NOV2011.2317.159, SDK:
    -    ECC610120A.30NOV2011.2317.159"
    SDK 14:09:00 C P F 4157806800 (0.11 MB) swrx_system::getPersistHostGUID => New DATE="2013-01-29"
    SDK 14:09:10 SDK 1 P E 4157806800 (0.11 MB) DataCommSocketLibrary(98)::bind => Address already in use
    SDK 14:09:11 SDK 1 P E 4142922640 (0.11 MB) DataCommSocketLibrary(11)::accept => Resource temporarily
    -    unavailable
    SDK 14:09:21 SDK 1 P E 4142922640 (0.18 MB -12.000000K) DataCommSocketLibrary(11)::accept => Resource
    -    temporarily unavailable
    SDK 14:09:26 SDK 1 P E 4142922640 (0.18 MB) DataCommSocketLibrary(11)::accept => Resource temporarily
    -    unavailable
    SDK 14:11:23 SDK 1 P E 4142922640 (0.25 MB) DataCommSocketLibrary(11)::accept => Resource temporarily
    -    unavailable
    SDK 14:11:23 SDK 1 P E 4142922640 (0.25 MB) DataCommSocketLibrary(11)::accept => Resource temporarily
    -    unavailable
    SDK 14:11:28 SDK 1 P E 4142922640 (0.30 MB) DataCommSocketLibrary(11)::accept => Resource temporarily
    -    unavailable
    SDK 14:12:01 SDK 1 P E 4142922640 (0.30 MB) DataCommSocketLibrary(11)::accept => Resource temporarily
    -    unavailable
    SDK 14:12:05 SDK 1 P E 4142922640 (0.30 MB) DataCommSocketLibrary(11)::accept => Resource temporarily
    -    unavailable
    SDK 14:12:25 SDK 1 P E 4142922640 (0.33 MB) DataCommSocketLibrary(11)::accept => Resource temporarily
    -    unavailable
    SDK 14:12:46 SDK 1 P E 4142922640 (0.33 MB) DataCommSocketLibrary(11)::accept => Resource temporarily
    -    unavailable
    SDK 14:13:40 SDK 1 P E 4142922640 (0.33 MB) DataCommSocketLibrary(11)::accept => Resource temporarily
    -    unavailable
    SDK 14:16:28 SDK 1 P E 4142922640 (0.33 MB) DataCommSocketLibrary(11)::accept => Resource temporarily
    -    unavailable
    SDK 14:21:24 SDK 1 P E 4142922640 (0.33 MB) DataCommSocketLibrary(11)::accept => Resource temporarily
    -    unavailable

  • dmcook

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    Posted January 29th, 2013 12:00

    That is pretty typical noise. I would pay attention to what might be at the end of the Master and the Error logs. Beyond that one of the things that come to mind might be an internal firewall that is shutting down the proc because of port usage that has not been permitted.

    --Doug

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    Posted January 29th, 2013 12:00

    Daniel,

    The MGA610 log files should point you in the right direction.

  • DanPJ

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    Posted January 29th, 2013 13:00

    No firewalls.

  • cincystorage

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    Posted January 30th, 2013 23:00

    Check if it's trying to start twice.. Maybe once in init and one in rc or boot... or some other method of startup.. I've seen that before and it manifested similar to this...