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System and Log Messages
Message:
restarting process=<%s>,
Meaning:
A process was automatically restarted. That is done to recover when a process
ends unexpectedly, or when the init process kills a process that appears to be
frozen.
Corrective
1. The system may be overloaded. Use the "ipcs -qa" message to see if the
Action:
message queue has many messages in it. If that is the case, a faster CPU and
more RAM may help.
2. There could be an internal error in that process.
Message:
Killed process=<%s> with pid=<%d>
Meaning:
A process was killed. Either because:
1. The process failed to respond to poll messages which implies it is either
overloaded or stuck.
2. The system is shutting down.
Corrective
Look for previous messages to see the sequence of events. If there are previous
Action:
messages about this process not responding, then that process could either be
overloaded or stuck If the process repeatedly dies and restarts try restarting the
software. If that fails to resolve the problem, try rebooting the machine. If that fails
to resolve the problem,
,
Message:
Can't kill missing process=<%s> with pid=<%d>
Meaning:
The init process tried to kill a process that doesn't exist. Usually that means the
process aborted or exited already
Corrective
Normally no action is needed. The init process should automatically restart the
Action:
process.
Message:
Error %d when killing process=<%s> with pid=<%d>
Meaning:
A system error occurred when killing a process.
Corrective
Look up the error code in /usr/include/sys/errno.h. Take the corrective action
Action:
implied by the error code.
Message:
Error %d in waitpid, errno
Meaning:
A system error occurred when trying to determine why a process ended.
Corrective
Look up the error code in /usr/include/sys/errno.h. Then take the corrective action
Action:
implied by the error code.
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