HP Process Resource Manager User's Guide

PRM error messages
prmmove error messages
Appendix G266
prmmove error messages
401
Message Warning! All root processes with pid > 0
have been moved to group %s.
Cause Command prmmove %s -u user1 executed where
user1 is a superuser. This moves all root processes
(except PID 0) to a group other than the PRM system
group. This includes almost all of the system
processes.
Action If this was your intention, then no further action is
required. Otherwise, start over by first executing
prmmove 0 -u user1 to move all superuser
processes back to the PRM system group. Then move
individual processes or process groups to the desired
target group with the prmmove targetgrp -p PID or
prmmove targetgrp -g process_group_PID syntax.
402
Message %s not a recognized user name.
Cause The user name %s specified on the command line as
an argument to the -u option is not spelled correctly
or is not in a password file, such as /etc/passwd, that
is accessible by the C function getpwnam.
Action Check the spelling. If the spelling is correct, add the
user to the appropriate password file.
403
Message Could not find access list for user %s.
Cause Cannot find PRM user record for %s in internal
configuration file and then, could not find user
default group (PRMID = 1) in file.
Action Ensure configuration file /etc/prmconf or the specified
file contains the group and user specifications you
expect. Then reconfigure PRM using a prmconfig -k
or -i command to resync the internal configuration
file.