From: T. Lists (tracylists@YAHOO.COM)
Date: Wed Jun 04 2003 - 16:02:34 EDT
We've seen a similar problem, although the queue isn't
taken down. The top job will sit at a % complete of
100, but the status stays at RUNNING. Usually killing
that top job frees things up and the rest of the jobs
go through. Never taken the time to really try and
determine what the problem is, though, since I can't
reproduce it on demand. Just seems to happen when it
happens.
--- cbaker@GOODYEAR.COM wrote:
> We have been seeing local queues on two of our
> heavily used servers (AIX
> 4.3.2) suddenly going DOWN. The will not come back
> up unless we clear the
> top job in the queue. If we reprint the same file
> that is stuck to another
> printer or later to the same printer, it is fine.
> But, while the stuck job
> is in a print queue, if we move it to another
> printer queue, it DOWN's that
> local queue too?
>
> Here is the error we get when we try to make it
> print:
>
> The most common error we see is
>
> qdaemon: (WARNING): 0781-088 Queue s8ax_l:s8ax_l
> went down, job is still
> queued:
> Backend: /usr/lpd/rembak -T50 -S prntsrv1 -P
> s8ax_l -N /usr/lpd/bsdshort
> \
> /CADAM/TMP/md-417497___prora000.gl
> Backend Exit Value: EXITFATAL (0100)
> Job Submit Time: Jun 2 08:42:40 2003. Current
> Time: Jun 2 08:42:41
> 2003
> Use local problem reporting procedures.
>
> When I check for the error messages on IBM site it
> speaks of possible
> "missing colon files"? Mean anything to you ?
>
>
> Any ideas would be welcomed.
>
>
>
> Christopher M. Baker
> Senior Technical Support Analyst
> DSE/TCO
> Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
>
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