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262 Chapter 5: Application Module and IPE Module error messages
Table 10
SysLog messages that appear on the console (continued)
Message
syslog: append_syslog: open of
System Log failed
syslog: write_syslog: write to
System Log failed
syslog: efopen: stat failed
syslog: efopen: ustat failed
syslog: efopen: not enough free
disk space to create file
syslog: efopen: could not open
file 'filename'
syslog: nextfile: could not create
System Log
553-3211-510 Standard 1.0 October 1998
Description
WarningÑan attempt to open the SysLog file failed,
most likely because the file system is too full to
support the file. If this condition occurs, all messages
intended for the SysLog file should be written to the
console. Use the diskuse command in order to check
the utilization of the hard disk.
WarningÑa failure occurred while attempting to write
to the SysLog file. The file system is probably too full
to support the SysLog file. If this condition occurs, all
messages intended for the SysLog file should be
written to the console. Use the diskuse command to
check the utilization of the hard disk.
WarningÑexecution of the stat system call failed. The
system should operate normally and user intervention
is not required.
WarningÑexecution of the ustat system call failed.
The system should operate normally and user
intervention is not required.
WarningÑthere is not enough free space on the disk
to create a new file. If this condition occurs, all
messages intended for the SysLog file should be
written to the console. Use the diskuse command to
check the utilization of the hard disk.
ErrorÑan attempt to open the specified file failed. Use
Procedure 2: SBC restart.
WarningÑa failure occurred while attempting to write
to the SysLog file. The UNIX file system is probably
too full to support the SysLog file. If this condition
occurs, all messages intended for the SysLog file
should be written to the console. Use the diskuse
command to check the utilization of the hard disk.
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