Valentina 1, Server problem

[Ruslan Zasukhin]

On 9/11/07 1:39 PM, "Erich Geiersberger" <erichg at mcmm.com> wrote:

Hi Erich,

I will answer off-list

> Hi,
> 
> we are encountering problems with embedded server (Version 2.0a65,
> Kernel 1.10) on a special windows configuration. We tried to run an
> update on a Windows 2000 server (Version 5.0.2195 Service Pack 4,
> Build 2195). It did not work. We tried to remove all and every
> registry entry for the service, rebooted the machine and tried to
> re-install.
> 
> The machine boots, starts the service, but the service does not open
> the databases. When we try to stop the service, it stalls after about
> half a minute and shows "stopping service" (or similar, this is a
> german system) for the state of the service. The service does not
> stop, it needs to get killed with the task manager.
> 
> We switched the starting option for the service to "manual", started
> the service in debug mode in the console and tried to get a
> connection. Here is what it shows:
> 
> -------------------------------------------------
> Thu Nov  8 2007 15:07:38.296000 Valentina Server <2.0a65, Protocol
> 1.1, Kernel 1.11>
> The maximum number of connections: 5
> 
>   15:07:30.312000 (3768): Database kernel inited
>   15:07:30.312000 (3768): Server started at 15434 port
>   15:09:16.890000 (344): Connection established with
> 's1-8888882-pc.D-8888882.S3000:1588' (336)
> ----> this is where we should have: Connection established with "localhost"
> 
>   15:13:32.000000 (1568): Client has been suddenly disconnected (336)
>   15:13:32.000000 (1568): Closing connection (336)
>   15:19:00.875000 (334): Connection established with
> 's1-8888882-pc.D-8888882.S3000:1588' (416)
>   15:21:47.031000 (1568): Client has been suddenly disconnected (416)
>   15:21:47.031000 (1568): Closing connection (416)
> -------------------------------------------------
> 
> "S1-8888882-PC" ist the system name of the machine
> 
> It seems that this system opens the "master.vdb" but does NOT open
> the other database in the "Databases" directory. We have checked the
> database and it is all right (it's a standard Database alreday
> installed on about 100 machines). We have checked the working
> directory for the service (it's  "C:\VServerPC") and the path is all
> right.
> 
> Any ideas?

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Best regards,

Ruslan Zasukhin
VP Engineering and New Technology
Paradigma Software, Inc

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