Open System Services Shell and Utilities Reference Manual (G06.28+, H06.05+)

User Commands (m - o) osh(1)
osh[13]: Unable to read from
filename, error n: strerror(n)
The osh command detected an error while trying to read the indicated file. The
Guardian file-system error n was returned. The meaning of that error number as
returned by the strerror() function is displayed.
Refer to the Guardian Procedure Errors and Messages Manual for an explanation
of the error and possible error-specific recovery actions.
osh[14]: Unable to get process information,
procedure
error n
The osh process received the Guardian file-system error n when trying to deter-
mine its own Guardian process attributes. The osh process uses many of its own
Guardian process attributes (such as processor number and home terminal name)
as default values when creating the child process.
The Guardian procedure call indicated by procedure encountered the problem.
This message occurs when one of the following conditions is true:
• The version of osh used is not compatible with the version of the operat-
ing system.
• The NonStop Kernel message system does not have enough resources to
provide the information.
• A coding error exists within this version of osh.
Recovery action depends on the error returned. Refer to the description of pro-
cedure in the Guardian Procedure Calls Reference Manual for more detailed
information about the error when returned by that procedure.
osh[15]: unrecognized option: option_name
You specified an option that osh does not recognize.
Check for typographical errors and reenter a corrected command line.
osh[16]: unable to open $RECEIVE, error n: strerror(n)
Guardian file-system error n was returned when osh attempted to open its own
Guardian $RECEIVE file. The meaning of that error number as returned by the
strerror() function is displayed.
The recovery action depends on the Guardian file-system error number. Refer to
the Guardian Procedure Calls Reference Manual for an explanation of the error
and suggested error-specific recovery actions.
osh[17]: internal error - description
The osh process has detected the situation described by description. This error
should also create a saveabend file for the osh process.
Report this problem to your service provider. Give the service provider a copy of
the saveabend file and describe the conditions necessary to reproduce the prob-
lem.
osh[18]: unable to allocate nbytes for purpose
The osh process could not allocate the indicated amount of memory from its heap.
This probably indicates that osh could not allocate a Guardian file-system extent
on the extended segment file used for the heap.
If this problem occurs because of disk allocation failure, run osh using an
extended swap volume or extended segment file that has more free space.
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