NS3000/iX Error Messages Reference Manual (36923-90043)

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Remote Process Management Error Messages
5 MESSAGE: ILLEGAL OPTION FORMAT.
CAUSE: The opt parameter in an RPMCREATE call is not formatted
correctly.
ACTION: Correct the opt format; use the INITOPT and ADDOPT intrinsics
to format the opt array.
6 MESSAGE: INVALID LOGIN.
CAUSE: This may be caused by several conditions relating to the login
(Env) and password parameters of RPMCREATE:
• The login parameter is syntactically incorrect for the remote
machine. For the HP e3000, the logon syntax is:
user[/userpass].acct[/acctpass],group[grouppass]
• The password parameter is syntactically incorrect for the remote
machine. For the HP e3000, the password syntax is:
[userpass][acctpass][,grouppass]
• The login and password are syntactically correct, but the login (on
the HP e3000, user, group,or account) is not defined on the remote
machine.
• The login and password parameters do not supply required
passwords for the login.
• The login and password parameters were correct, but the logon
failed for some reason (on the HP e3000: jobfence too high, session
limit exceeded).
ACTION: Correct the login and password parameters, if necessary. If
login and password are correct, determine the reason for the remote
logon failure: possibly wait until the remote logon resources are
available.
7 MESSAGE: ILLEGAL PROGRAM NAME.
CAUSE: The program indicated by the progname (and namelen)
parameters of an RPMCREATE was not found on the remote computer.
ACTION: Correct the progname (and namelen) parameters, if necessary.
Make sure the program file exists on the remote node. Note that, if the
program name is not fully qualified, the logon group and account
(determined by login) will be used.
8 MESSAGE: INVALID PROGRAM DESCRIPTOR.
CAUSE: The program descriptor (pd) parameter of an RPMKILL
contained a program descriptor that was not defined on the remote
node. There are two cases in which this can happen:
1. The (pd) value was not generated by PRM on the remote node. This
would happen if the program descriptor were incorrect or corrupted,