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TMADMIN Messages 1100-1199

1106	ERROR: Could not determine level of authentication required.
	Description	When tmadmin starts up, it calls tpchkauth(3c) to see what level of authentication is required by the application. This message is issued when tpchkauth(3c) fails. tpchkauth(3c) can fail if tmadmin cannot find the TUXCONFIG file.
	Action	Make sure the TUXCONFIG environment variable is set correctly.
	See Also	tmadmin(1)
1107	ERROR: Memory allocation failure.
	Description	An attempt dynamically to allocate memory from the operating system using malloc() failed. When tmadmin initializes, it calls tpalloc() to get an initial buffer for tpinit(). When this message is issued, the call from tpalloc() to malloc() failed.
	Action	Make sure the operating system parameters are set correctly for the amount of memory on the machine and the amount of memory that can be used by a process. Reduce the memory usage on the machine or increase the amount of physical memory on the machine.
	See Also	ulimit(2) in UNIX system reference manuals
1108	ERROR: Could not find entry for user number.
	Description	When tmadmin is invoked, the invoker's login ID is used as the "User Name" when tmadmin joins the application. If there is an error retrieving the invoker's login ID from the system password file, this message is printed.
	Action	Contact your system administrator to ensure that your password entry contains your user ID (UID) and your login.
	See Also	getpwuid(3), passwd (4) in UNIX system reference manuals
1110	ERROR: Unable to obtain application password.
	Description	If an application password is required, tmadmin either prompts for it (if the invoker is attached to a terminal), or it reads it from the environment variable, APP_PW, if standard input is not a terminal. This message is issued when the password cannot be obtained. The most common cause for this is that APP_PW is not set and standard input is not a terminal.
	Action	If tmadmin is not attached to a terminal when invoked, then check that the environment variable, APP_PW, is set correctly.
	See Also	tmadmin(1)
1130	ERROR: Broadcast failed, tperrno = tperrno
	Description	The broadcast command failed. This tmadmin command called the ATMI verb tpbroadcast(3c) which encountered an error.
	Action	The error number, tperrno, that is printed with this message can be used to look up the exact error on the ATMI tpbroadcast(3c) manual page. The mapping of the numeric value of tperrno to the symbolic constant shown on the tpbroadcast(3c) manual page can be found in the intro(3c) manual page or in $TUXDIR/include/atmi.h.
	See Also	tmadmin(1), intro(3c)
1131	ERROR: Memory allocation failure, tperrno = number
	Description	An attempt dynamically to allocate memory from the operating system using malloc() failed. The broadcast command calls tpalloc() to allocate a typed buffer for text to be broadcast. When this message is issued, the call from tpalloc() to malloc() failed.
	Action	Make sure the operating system parameters are set correctly for the amount of memory on the machine and the amount of memory that can be used by a process. Reduce the memory usage on the machine or increase the amount of physical memory on the machine.
	See Also	ulimit(2) in UNIX system reference manuals
1134	ERROR: make msg failed, tperrno = number
	Description	An attempt dynamically to allocate memory from the operating system using malloc() failed. When this message is issued, the attempt by the printclient command to allocate memory for retrieving client information failed. The printclient command calls tpalloc() which in turn calls malloc().
	Action	Make sure the operating system parameters are set correctly for the amount of memory on the machine and the amount of memory that can be used by a process. Reduce the memory usage on the machine or increase the amount of physical memory on the machine.
	See Also	ulimit(2) in UNIX system reference manuals
1135	ERROR: error during send/receive of remote procedure call
	Description	An error occurred during the printclient command trying to retrieve client information from a BBL. tmadmin retrieves client information by contacting BBLs.
	Action	Issue the bbclean command to ensure that all connections with remote sites are in working order. Also, issue the printnet command which reports on any links with remote sites that are partitioned.
	See Also	tmadmin(1)
1143	WARN: Application security not enabled
	Description	The passwd command cannot be used when application security is not enabled for the application. That is, the SECURITY keyword in the ubbconfig file must be set to APP_PW before an application password can be assigned.
	Action	If application security is desired, add the SECURITY keyword to the RESOURCES section of your ubbconfig file and set its value to APP_PW. Then, run tmloadcf() which prompts you for an initial application password. A new password can now be assigned to your application using the passwd command.
	See Also	tmadmin(1), tmloadcf(1), ubbconfig(5)
1144	ERROR: The passwd command must be run from the terminal
	Description	The passwd command must be run from a terminal as opposed to, say, a shell script, since tmadmin prompts for a new password on the terminal.
	Action	Remove the use of the passwd command from any non-terminal invocations of tmadmin.
	See Also	tmadmin(1)
1146	ERROR: Error obtaining Application Password
	Description	The passwd command failed because tmadmin could not open the terminal device (/dev/tty) for reading.
	Action	Contact your BEA TUXEDO system Technical Support.
	See Also	tmadmin(1)
1148	ERROR: Error obtaining Application Password
	Description	The passwd command failed because tmadmin could not open the terminal device (/dev/tty) for reading.
	Action	Contact your BEA TUXEDO system Technical Support.
	See Also	tmadmin(1)
1150	ERROR: Too many failed attempts
	Description	The passwd command requires a new password to be entered and re-entered identically. If after three attempts this does not occur, the command fails and prints this message.
	Action	Retry the passwd command.
	See Also	tmadmin(1)
1151	ERROR: Memory allocation failure, tperrno = number
	Description	An attempt dynamically to allocate memory from the operating system using malloc() failed. When this message is issued, the attempt by the passwd command to allocate memory for sending the new passwd to the DBBL failed. The passwd command calls tpalloc() which, in turn, calls malloc(). The application password is not changed.
	Action	Make sure the operating system parameters are set correctly for the amount of memory on the machine and the amount of memory that can be used by a process. Reduce the memory usage on the machine or increase the amount of physical memory on the machine.
	See Also	ulimit(2) in UNIX system reference manuals
1152	ERROR: Passwd update failed
	Description	The passwd command requests the DBBL to change the application password to the new password. The request could not be processed by the DBBL. The most likely reason for the failure is that the request could not be sent to the DBBL. The application password is not changed.
	Action	Check the userlog(3c) file to see if a communication error occurred that caused the requested command to fail.
1173	ERROR: -b option: argument must be numeric.
	Description	When the -b option is used as an argument to a tmadmin command, its argument must be a numeric value.
	Action	Try the command again with a numeric value for the -b option.
	See Also	isdigit(3) in UNIX system reference manuals
1174	ERROR: Memory allocation failure
	Description	An attempt dynamically to allocate memory from the operating system using malloc() failed. When this message is issued, the attempt by the printdomain command to allocate memory for requesting host domain-specific information failed. The printdomain command calls tpalloc() which, in turn, calls malloc().
	Action	Make sure the operating system parameters are set correctly for the amount of memory on the machine and the amount of memory that can be used by a process. Reduce the memory usage on the machine or increase the amount of physical memory on the machine.
	See Also	ulimit(2) in UNIX system reference manuals
1175	ERROR: printdomain (pd) service request failed, group=groupname queue=queuename
	Description	The printdomain command failed to send a request for information to a gateway group due to a communication error. The printdomain command continues to send requests to other gateway groups.
	Action	Check the userlog(3c) to see if a communication error occurred that caused the requested command to fail.
1178	ERROR: could not retrieve server group entry
	Description	The printdomain command failed to retrieve a gateway group's addressing information while preparing to send the group a request for information.
	Action	Check the userlog(3c) to see if a communication error occurred that caused the requested command to fail.
1179	ERROR: make msg failed, tperrno = number
	Description	An attempt dynamically to allocate memory from the operating system using malloc() failed while preparing to send a message to a host gateway group.
	Action	Make sure the operating system parameters are set correctly for the amount of memory on the machine and the amount of memory that can be used by a process. Reduce the memory usage on the machine or increase the amount of physical memory on the machine.
	See Also	ulimit(2) in UNIX system reference manuals
1180	ERROR: could not send message to gateway server, tperrno = number
	Description	An error was encountered while trying to send a message to a host gateway group. The issued command fails.
	Action	See the userlog(3c) file for the exact reason that the command failed. Also, use the printnet command to see the status of all machine connections in the network. This command reports any network partitions.
	See Also	tmadmin(1)
1181	ERROR: error receiving reply from gateway server, tperrno = number
	Description	A host administration command was issued and successfully sent to one or more gateway servers. However, an error occurred retrieving the response. A timeout waiting for the reply or a network failure may have occurred.
	Action	Check the userlog(3c) to see if a communication error occurred that prevented the reply from reaching tmadmin.
	See Also	tmadmin(1)
1182	ERROR: did not receive successful reply from gateway, tperrno = tperrno
	Description	A host administration command was issued and successfully sent to one or more gateway servers. However, the reply contains an error that is reflected in the variable, tperrno.
	Action	The error number, tperrno, that is printed with this message can be used to look up the exact error. The mapping of the numeric value of tperrno to a symbolic constant can be found in the intro(3c) manual page or in $TUXDIR/include/atmi.h.
	See Also	intro(3c)
1184	ERROR: Service GATE_ADMIN not offered
	Description	A tmadmin command was issued for one or more host gateway servers. However, there are no gateways currently offering the GATE_ADMIN service which is required for host related administrative requests. Either no gateway servers have been booted, or the CLOPT specified in the ubbconfig file for the gateway servers do not have the -A option specified.
	Action	If there are gateways servers currently running, use the printservice command to see whether the GATE_ADMIN service is offered. If it is not, then make sure that the gateway servers offer this service either by dynamically advertising it (via the advertise command) or by adding the -A option to the CLOPT in the ubbconfig file.
	See Also	tmadmin(1)
1185	ERROR: Queue specified by -q option not part of group specified by -g option
	Description	For those host-related tmadmin commands where both a queue and a group can be specified, this message is issued when the queue specified does not belong to the specified group.
	Action	Use the printserver command to determine the correct queue and group combinations, and re-issue your command.
	See Also	tmadmin(1)
1186	ERROR: Server with ID serverid not offered on queue queuename
	Description	For those host-related tmadmin commands where both a queue and a server ID can be specified, this message is issued when the server specified does not read from the queue specified.
	Action	Use the printserver command to determine the correct queue and server ID combinations, and re-issue your command.
	See Also	tmadmin(1)
1187	ERROR: Service GATE_ADMIN not offered
	Description	A tmadmin command was issued for one or more host gateway servers. However, there are no gateways currently offering the GATE_ADMIN service which is required for host related administrative requests. Either no gateway servers have been booted, or the CLOPT specified in the ubbconfig file for the gateway servers do not have the -A option specified.
	Action	If there are gateways servers currently running, use the printservice command to see whether the GATE_ADMIN service is offered. If it is not, then make sure that the gateway servers offer this service either by dynamically advertising it (via the advertise command) or by adding the -A option to the CLOPT in the ubbconfig file.
	See Also	tmadmin(1)
1198	ERROR: -i option: argument must be numeric.
	Description	When the -i option is used as an argument to a tmadmin command, its argument must be a numeric value.
	Action	Try the command again with a numeric value for the -i option.
	See Also	isdigit(3) in UNIX system reference manuals
1199	ERROR: -o option: argument must be numeric.
	Description	When the -o option is used as an argument to a tmadmin command, its argument must be a numeric value.
	Action	Try the command again with a numeric value for the -o option.
	See Also	isdigit(3) in UNIX system reference manuals