RP/MSQ 5.0 - (UNIX, NT)- dmq listener dies with -23 on LD_link_accept
(Doc ID 772313.1)
Last updated on FEBRUARY 07, 2025
Applies to:
Oracle MessageQ - Version 4.0 and laterInformation in this document applies to any platform.
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Goal
Product: MessageQ, V5.0, RP25 Operating System: Tru64 UNIX During defragmentation of the customer's disks, the dmq listener dies. This problem is not reproducible in-house or on the customer's test systems. It only happens on their production systems during the times of month when they run their disk-defragmenter. We were able to capture a trace that shows us the circusmstances and error code when the link listener dies: ************ dmqld (<PID>) 19-JAN-2003 06:41:50 ************ ld, link listener for group <GID> is exiting ************ dmqld (<PID>) 19-JAN-2003 06:41:51 ************ ld, link sender for group <GID> is connected to group <GRP_NUMBER>, <HOST> ************ dmqgcp (<PID>) 19-JAN-2003 06:41:55 ************ gcp, link listener (<PID>) for group <GID> has died 06:41:50.922588 LD PID: -LD_link_accept { 06:41:50.923564 LD PID: -io socket accept error, -16 06:41:50.923564 LD PID: -system error value, 22 06:41:50.923564 LD PID: -} LD_link_accept, -23 06:41:50.923564 LD PID:} LD_listener_interrupt, -23 06:41:50.923564 LD PID:} LD_listener_loop, -23 06:41:50.924541 LD PID:LD_disable_interrupts { 06:41:50.925517 LD PID:} LD_disable_interrupts, 0 06:41:50.925517 LD PID:LD_listener_destroy { 06:41:50.925517 LD PID: -LD_disable_interrupts { 06:41:50.926494 LD PID: -} LD_disable_interrupts, 0 06:41:50.926494 LD PID: -LD_link_destroy { 06:41:50.926494 LD PID: -} LD_link_destroy, 0 06:41:50.926494 L DPID: -LD_control_destroy { 06:41:50.926494 LD PID: -LD_queue_destroy { 06:41:50.946025 LD PID: -} LD_queue_destroy, 0 06:41:50.946025 LD PID: -} LD_control_destroy, 0 06:41:50.947001 L DPID:} LD_listener_destroy 06:41:50.947001 LD PID:} main, -23 The link receiver receives an LD protocol error, -16, and then dies with an LD_ACCEPTERR (-23).
Solution
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