Re: adminp crashes

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... never heard bevore ... but check the system-language in /etc/rc.config 
( rc_lang ) should set to   "de_DE" ... for germany ...
... earlier in the last messages I noticed that the adminp have had probs 
when using the wrong language ... even so the http-task was crashing if 
the domino has been installed and rc_lang was still set to "de_DE@euro" or 
something like that ...

check it and if necessary change it :-)

Regards / Mit freundlichen Grüßen
Bruno Leonhardt

CLP Domino R5 Systemadministrator

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Hi, 

I am using two suse-Linux 7.3 server, running Domino 5.0.6 (in the same 
Domino-Domain) 
When I try to move a Mailfile from oneserver to the other with the adminp 
process, the following happens: 
1. Server responds "...has been submitted to the Administration requests 
database" (and the request really appears there) 
2. when adminp runs and encounters the request, a message "Lookup on 
server xxxxx" (the target server) appears in the log/console, all adminp 
processes disappear from the machine (all other domino-related proc esses 
remain) and Domino is rendered useless. no communication with any process 
on any designated port possible. Have to restart Domino (and deactivate 
auto-lauch of adminp). the two servers concerned do replicate 
successfully... 

Any hints of what is going on? 

Regards, Lucian Greis 
MKV GmbH



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