Open System Services Management and Operations Guide (G06.30+, H06.08+, J06.03+)

error_number
indicates the Guardian file-system error returned by the underlying call to the Guardian
FILE_CREATE_ procedure. For more information about this error, refer to the Guardian
Procedure Errors and Messages Manual.
Cause
OSSTTY could not create the specified EDIT file to receive redirected OSS standard output file
data.
Effect
OSSTTY stops.
Recovery
Check that:
• File creation is allowed in the subvolume to be used for the file
• The file name was specified using a valid Guardian filename format
Reenter the command after correcting the problem.
OSSTTY: ****Warning**** Unable to create the backup process, error
error_number. Continuing...
error_number
indicates the Guardian file-system error returned by the underlying call to the Guardian
PROCESS_LAUNCH_ procedure. For more information about this error, refer to the Guardian
Procedure Errors and Messages Manual.
Cause
The primary copy of the OSSTTY process could not start its backup copy.
Effect
OSSTTY is running without a backup copy and cannot provide the fault tolerance of a process
pair.
Recovery
This is an informative message only; no action is needed unless the backup process is required
by your site procedures. The OSSTTY process can be stopped and restarted after the problem
is corrected.
OSSTTY: ****Warning**** All the three re-directional targets are TELSERV
terminals, which are accessible directly. Continuing...
Cause
The OSSTTY command was entered without any of the redirection target specifications (IN, OUT,
or TERM).
Effect
OSSTTY is running but has no apparent function to perform other than providing duplication of
the terminal interface of the Telserv process. OSS application response time will be slower than
for direct access of terminals through the Telserv process.
Recovery
This is an informative message only; no action is needed.
OSSTTY: Invalid parameter: parameter
parameter
indicates the command flag that was not recognized.
Cause
The OSSTTY command was entered with a flag that is not recognized. The most common cause
of this message is a typographical error in the command line.
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