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From: [email protected]
[mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Tuesday,
October 26, 2004 1:10 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: gateway error message
We installed a new linux R3.14.6 gateway yesterday and in less than 24
hours
the log file filled up with ~48k lines of error messages, all referring
to the same pv. The error message is:
Oct 26 08:11:22 !!! Errlog message received (message is above)
----------dump This=0xa0a9c28---------
dimension=0 app-type=16 Scalar
prim-type=aitString(aitEnumString)
this=0xa0a9c28 string=0x4041eac8<User Request PS OFF>, length=19, buf
length=20, type=Allocated
ref-count=1
total-bytes=64, data-size=28, element-count=1
LocalDataFormat
--------------------------------------
filename="../../../../src/cas/generic/casStrmClient.cc" line
number=607
server tool changed bounds on request - get notify with PV=TMMSTATUS type=16
count=1
The
addresses following "dump This", and "string=" change with
each message.
The pv in
question, TMMSTATUS, is a string out record, written to very seldom
by a sequencer code. We don't know anything at this time about clients using
this record.
Would a
misbehaving client(s) cause this behavior? Is it really an error? Is the client
getting its data in spite of the message? If data is being delivered, it
might be much
harder to find the "bad" client?
Or am I
way off track?
Has
anyone else seen this?
Thanks
for your help.
Joan
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Joan Sage Telephone: (757) 269-7008
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Computer Scientist, Accelerator Controls Group
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