Hello,
What is your version ? OS ?
Try this :
- ingstop
- check if II_GCNxx_PORT is empty (xx is II_INSTALLATION)
- kill ingres all processes you can find
- if your are dealing with unix, run many times
ipcclean
and/or
ipcs | grep ingres (sometimes ipcs need options, see man for details)
and remove all segments owned by Ingres (ipcrm, see man for details)
- because your message talk about outgoing connection check the config.datand
protect.dat modification time (and check config.log too) to see if some
netutil parameters have change (and try to find why)
- ingstart
Hope this help,

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mr.rude@gmx.net - 23 Feb 2007 07:46 GMT
Hello,
thanks a lot for your quick Answer.
The Version is OpenIngres 2.0 on IBM AIX.
After doing all of the steps you mentioned, the installation is still
not coming up.
The Error message about the refused connection persists.
I think the Nameserver is starting up, cause the process is in the
process-table after ingstart.
The logfile also says "Name Server normal startup."
I assume the problem is the recovery server which does not start.
The Database is in a consistent state and there are no error messages
in iircp.log
Is there a possibility that the recovery server can't open some
connections for the inter-process communication of the different
database processes?
How could i test that? Which log file should I look into?
By the way: A reboot of the system seems to fix the problem.
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Jean-Pierre Zuate - 23 Feb 2007 11:38 GMT
Hello Mr Rude,
Well, it's a little bit strange. A link between dmfcrp (recovery) and gcc, I
do not think there is any link between recovery and Ingres/NET ... but I
don't know all the internals.
Logs files are (in $II_SYSTEM/ingres/files) :
- errlog.log
- iiacp.log (or II_ACP.LOG) : archiver log (dmfacp), responsible of
journaling process
- iircp.log (or II_RCP.LOG) : recovery process (dmfrcp)
You can also set this variables :
ingsetenv II_DBMS_LOG $II_SYSTEM/ingres/files/dbms.%p.log
- %p is mandatory to have separate logs for differents processes and since
OpenINGRES (if my remember is correct) dmfrcp is just an other iidbms. %p
mean Unix PID
- restart Ingres after that
If you say reboot correct your problem I think it could something like a bad
file allocation (system) or some system tables not correctly synchronised,
or full, or something like that. I know AIX is not like all others Unixes in
some situation cause they are dealing with their own DB and sometimes it can
give some issues (problem to gain a process number in some huge situation,
etc).
Is there is something relevant in syslog (or errpt -a if my remember is
correct) ?
Try to look in the servicedesk.ingres.com knowledge database and raise an
issue to Ingres Corp. There are many many situations in their KB and as far
as I know many support and developpers team are the same since the many
years, so they have a great and complete experience and knowledge of many
situations ...
Hope this help,

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