User Guide

LOGIN Messages 233
System Messages
103-000150-001
August 29, 2001
Novell Confidential
Manual 99a38 July 17, 2001
LOGIN-X-295: This utility could not create a context.
Source: LOGIN.EXE
Explanation: LOGIN unsuccessfully tried to allocate a context handle.
Possible Cause: Memory at the workstation might be low.
Action: If you suspect low workstation memory, see message “971: The workstation
does not have enough memory to load the Unicode table files.” on page 781
Action: The context for the user's name in the NET.CFG file is incorrect.
Action: Make sure context for the user's name in the NET.CFG file is correct and try
again.
LOGIN-X-310: The workstation date and time could not be set.
Source: LOGIN.EXE
Explanation: LOGIN could not synchronize the workstation's date or time with the server
or the eDirectory network's date or time.
Possible Cause: An internal memory error in the workstation occurred.
Action: Save your work and reboot the workstation. If the error persists, turn off the
workstation. Wait approximately 15 seconds, turn it on, and log in again.
LOGIN-X-320: An operator in the login script attempted to divide by zero.
Source: LOGIN.EXE
Possible Cause: The user did a division by zero in the login script through the DIVISION or
MODULUS arithmetic operators.
Action: Change the login script so that it does not do a division by zero.
LOGIN-X-340: IF statements are nested too deeply. The nesting limit is number levels.
Source: LOGIN.EXE
Explanation: The login script can have unlimited IF statements, but the login script is
limited to number of nested IF statements indicated in the message.
Example of four levels of nested IF statements:
IF........
IF.........
IF.......
IF.....