DIGITAL TCP/IP Services for OpenVMS
Management

The following messages can appear in conjunction with the prior messages to provide additional information about the particular problem that is being reported:

%UCX-I-CFS_BIND, File system file-spec bound as path-spec

%UCX-I-CFS_CHANNEL, Channel number hex-number

%UCX-I-CFS_CLUSTER, Virtual blocks start through end

%UCX-I-CFS_CONTAINERID, Container device-file-ID-spec

%UCX-I-CFS_FHANDLE, File handle hex-file-handle

%UCX-I-CFS_FILENAME, File name file-name-string

%UCX-I-CFS_FILESPEC, File specification file-spec-string

%UCX-I-CFS_FILESYSTEM, File system file-system-string

%UCX-I-CFS_FILEID, File device-file-ID-spec

%UCX-I-CFS_INODE, Inode number hex-number

%UCX-I-CFS_LOCKSTS, Lock mode lock-mode, number/number granted status hex-number

%UCX-I-CFS_OFFSET, File offset <hex-number>, length hex-number

%UCX-I-CFS_PATHNAME, Path name path-name-string

%UCX-I-CFS_THREAD, Service service-name-string, sequence number

%UCX-I-CFS_RDCB, Resource descriptor address hex-number, type <0-4>

%UCX-I-CFS_RESOURCE, Resource is resource-type-string

%UCX-I-CFS_UNBIND, File system path-name-string is unbound

%UCX-I-CFS_IVRESSTS, Invalid resource state

%UCX-E-CFS_BAD_ID, CF packid mismatch

%UCX-E-UFS_BHDRETCNT, Failed to perform CACHE while processing container file. Container FID=(xx,xx,xx); return count was incorrect (should be 1).

%UCX-E-UFS_BITCLEAR, Bitmap bit to be cleared already cleared: base bbb, position ppp, bitno nnn

%UCX-E-UFS_BITOPFAIL, To perform BITOP; operation: operation, status STATUS

%UCX-E-UFS_BITSET, Bitmap bit to be set already set: base bbb, position ppp, bitno nnn

%UCX-E-UFS_BMEXTFAIL, Failed to extend container file, status STATUS

%UCX-E-UFS_BMOUTCF, Bitmap operation extends beyond existing cells (xxx > yyy )

%UCX-E-UFS_CACHEFAIL, Failed to perform CACHE operation operation, status Status

%UCX-E-UFS_CGIOERROR, Failed to complete CG_IO: cg_id

%UCX-E-UFS_CGTOOBIG, Failed to create cell group; required length required_length exceeds maximum maximum_length

%UCX-E-UFS_CGTYPERR, Cell nnn type is not TYPE1, but TYPE2

%UCX-E-UFS_DEALLCFAIL, Failed to deallocate cell cells; status STATUS

%UCX-E-UFS_DIREXTFAIL, Failed to extend directory cell group

%UCX-E-UFS_DOBITFAIL, Failed to set/clear bit in bitmap; status STATUS

%UCX-E-UFS_ENTRYOPERR, Failed to complete ENTRYOP

%UCX-E-UFS_EXTBMPFAIL, Failed to create bitmap cell group

%UCX-E-UFS_FRDCBFAIL, Failed to create RDCB; object object, status STATUS

%UCX-E-UFS_INVOPER, Invalid operation requested: operation

%UCX-E-UFS_INVRDCB, Invalid RDCB: object

%UCX-E-UFS_INVSIZE, Invalid size specified: object_size

%UCX-E-UFS_INVTYPE, Invalid type specified: object_type

%UCX-E-UFS_LOCKFAIL, Failed to set lock on object RDCB

%UCX-W-UFS_NOROOM , NFS file system is full

%UCX-E-UFS_NOTFOUND, Failed to find object

%UCX-E-UFS_RELDRDCBF, Failed to release object RDCB, status STATUS

%UCX-E-UFS_RELOCKFAIL, Failed to release lock on object RDCB, status STATUS

%UCX-S-PPPCONNECT, Connected,

%UCX-W-PPPSETMODERR,

%UCX-W-PPPCRELNMERR,

%UCX-I-SETPROXYARP,

%UCX-I-SETDEFRT,

%UCX-S-PPPDISCONN, Disconnected,

This section lists POP server error and OPCOM messages.

B.5.1 POP Error Messages

The following POP server error messages are sent to the client as a result of failed or misinterpreted commands.

Note that when failures occur, there is often additional information written to the POP server log file (UCX$POP_RECV_STARTUP.LOG).

-ERR Message `n' does not exist,

-ERR Message `n' has been deleted,

-ERR Message `n' has already been deleted,

-ERR Too few arguments for the `cmd' command,

-ERR Too many arguments for the `cmd' command,

-ERR Unknown command: `cmd',

-ERR The USER command has been administratively disabled,

-ERR The PASS command has been administratively disabled,

-ERR password supplied for `username' is incorrect,

-ERR No such user "`username'",

-ERR account `username' has expired,

-ERR account "`username'" is administratively disabled,

-ERR MD5 digest supplied for "`username'" is wrong length,

-ERR Can't open MD5 shared secret file `f'. errno = `e', vaxc$errno =`v',

• f is the name of the file in which the POP server was looking for the shared secret to compute the MD5 digest for validation purposes.
• e is the integer value of the VAXC$ERRNO symbol after the FOPEN operation.
• v is the OpenVMS error text indicated by the VAXC$ERRNO symbol after the FOPEN operation.

-ERR Read error on shared secret file `f'. errno = `e', vaxc$errno =`v',

• f is the name of the file in which the POP server was looking for the shared secret to compute the MD5 digest for validation purposes.
• e is the integer value of the VAXC$ERRNO symbol after the READ operation.
• v is the OpenVMS error text indicated by the VAXC$ERRNO symbol after the READ operation.

-ERR Empty shared secret file `f',

-ERR MD5 digest mismatch. Check shared secret on client and server systems,

-ERR Access to user account `username' denied,

-ERR Not validated for the XTND `sub-cmd' command,

-ERR Can't build message list for `username': Out of memory,

-ERR Error getting info from SYSUAF. sys$getuai: `v',

-ERR Error determining password validity. sys$hash_password: `v',

-ERR Opening mail user context: `v',

-ERR Getting mail user info: `v',

-ERR Opening mail file context: `v',

-ERR Opening mail message context: `v',

-ERR Selecting mail folder: `v',

The POP server displays the following OPCOM messages on the operator console. These messages pertain to authorization errors, which occur when POP authorization commands encounter errors.

When you receive an OPCOM message, refer to the POP server log file UCX$POP_RECV_STARTUP.LOG for troubleshooting information.

• POP server authentication error: password supplied for "jones" is incorrect.
  Occurs when a POP client sends a PASS command containing an invalid password.
• POP server authentication error: Error determining password validity for "smith".
  Occurs when the POP server encounters an error (often a failure status from a system service call) when trying to validate the user's password.
• POP server authentication error: User account "example" is invalid.
  Occurs when the account (specified in a USER or an APOP command) is nonexistent or one or more of the SYSUAF flags checked by the POP server are set. See Chapter 13 for the SYSUAF flags that, when set, instruct POP to not allow access to the mail file.
• POP server authentication error: Max # of authentication attempts exceeded.
  Occurs when two authentication errors occur in the context of one POP server thread.
• POP server authentication error: MD5 digest supplied for "neely" is incorrect.
  Occurs when the MD5 digest sent in an APOP command does not match the one calculated, or another error occurs in computing the MD5 digest.
• POP server authentication error: The USER command has been administratively disabled.
  Occurs when a POP client has issued a USER command and the USER and PASS commands have been disabled in the POP configuration.
• POP server authentication error: The PASS command has been administratively disabled.
  Occurs when a POP client has issued a PASS command and the USER and PASS commands have been disabled in the UCX POP configuration.

This section lists the following SMTP error messages:

• Messages displayed on the sender's screen
• Messages sent by the SMTP symbiont, displayed on the operator's console
• Messages sent by the ANALYZE utility, displayed on the operator's console

%UCX-E-SMTP_ABORT, SMTP session aborted.

%UCX-E-SMTP_BADADDR, Recipient address is illegal. Unparsed string: string_text

%UCX-I-SMTP_BADLIST, Distribution list illegal.

%UCX-E-SMTP_CFERROR, Control File Error in file

%UCX-E-SMTP_INTERNAL, Internal error

%UCX-E-SMTP_NOFORG, SMTP does not support foreign file.

%UCX-E-SMTP_PARSERR, Internal error in parsing routine.

%UCX-E-SMTP_STRLONG, Address too long. Maximum allowed is 255.

%UCX-I-SMTP_USERSPEC, Invalid user specification user_specification

%UCX-E-SMTP_VMSMAIL, Internal error occurred in VMSmail-SMTP interface.

%UCX-E-SMTP_CFGETERROR, Error getting CF header,
type of file_type

%UCX-E-SMTP_CFSETERROR, Error getting CF address

%UCX-I-SMTP_LOGFAIL, Error creating log file file

%UCX-I-SMTP_LOGSUC, Using log file file

%UCX-E-SMTP_SNDERROR, Error detected while sending mail to local_mail_address

%UCX-I-SMTP_SYMBERR, Symbiont error in symbiont

%UCX-I-SMTP_SYMBRUN, Symbiont is running the queue symbiont_queue

%UCX-I-SMTP_SYMBSTOP, Symbiont is stopped

%UCX-F-ANA_INTERR, internal ANALYZE error

%UCX-F-ANA_INITER, ANALYZE initialization error

%UCX-F-ANA_RESERR, ANALYZE resource allocation error (memory)

%UCX-F-ANA_ABORT, ANALYZE aborted

%UCX-I-ANA_RUNING, ANALYZE runs on node node

%UCX-I-ANA_COMPLE, ANALYZE completed on node node

%UCX-I-ANA_NOFILE, no file found for entry entry_number in the queue SMTP_queue

%UCX-I-ANA_NOENTR, no queue entry found for file file

%UCX-I-ANA_ADENTR, file file submitted to queue queue as entry entry_number

%UCX-I-ANA_DELFIL, file file is deleted from the postmaster directory

%UCX-I-ANA_DELENT, entry entry_number deleted from the queue queue

%UCX-I-ANA_HOLDFL, file file is kept in the Postmaster directory

%UCX-I-ANA_FEPAIR, found # entries file-queue entry pairs

%UCX-I-ANA_DELQEN, deleted # entries queue entries

%UCX-I-ANA_FILNOQ, found # files files with no queue entries

%UCX-I-ANA_FILHLD, holding # files files in directory

%UCX-I-ANA_FILDEL, deleted # files files from the Postmaster directory

%UCX-I-ANA_SUBFIL, submitted # files files to the generic queue queue

%UCX-I-ANA_FILACE, encountered # files file access errors

%UCX-I-ANA_NONCFF, found # files non-unknown files in Postmaster directory

%UCX-I-ANA_FILCOR, found # files corrupted CF files in Postmaster directory

%UCX-W-ANA_PSDIRL, Postmaster directory directory is locked

%UCX-W-ANA_QUEUEL, queue queue is locked

%UCX-W-ANA_PSDIRN, Postmaster directory directory is unlocked

%UCX-W-ANA_QUEUEU, queue queue unlocked

%UCX-W-ANA_FILEAC, file file access error access_error #

%UCX-W-ANA_PSDIRC, Postmaster directory access error access_error #

%UCX-W-ANA_QUEACC, queue queue access failure

%UCX-W-ANA_NOGENQ, no queue queue is defined

%UCX-W-ANA_NOUSER, No such user user

%UCX-W-ANA_ILLTIME, Illegal or conflicting BEFORE and SINCE times

%UCX-W-ANA_ILLDATE, Illegal date in CF file name