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Started by Scott Thomas
Fri, 22 Jan 1993 21:23
HELP! Problem with dased and/or quipu
Author: Scott Thomas
Date: Fri, 22 Jan 1993 21:23
Date: Fri, 22 Jan 1993 21:23
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I'm getting a 'service not found' error when I run my application, despite the fact that the service is indeed defined in the DIT, and that iaed and the dish dua see it. The errors I get are: TAsynConnRequest: Normal disconnect initiated by session entity [ OSI service tsap/#1053 not found] SAsynConnRequest(pseudo): Transport disconnect [ OSI service tsap/#1053 not found (Normal disconnect initiated by session entity at transport)] ppktlose [Session disconnect] OSI service tsap/#1053 not found (Normal disconnect initiated by session entity at transport) PAsynConnRequest(pseudo): Session disconnect [ OSI service tsap/#1053 not found (Normal disconnect initiated by session entity at transport)] failed Since iaed and dua's contact quipu directly, I suspected the ufnrc file, but that is correct. I've check the log files, all that dased.log has is: 1/22 15:37:34 dased 00632 (quipu ) T-CONNECT.INDICATION: <4, ... 1/22 15:37:35 dased 00632 (quipu ) T-DISCONNECT.INDICATION and all that quipu.log has is the following repeatedly entered: 1/22 15:37:35 ros.quip 00627 (quipu ) Listening on ads: 4. I'm at my wit's end trying to figure out why the app's do not see the service. Does anyone out there have any suggestions? -- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Scott Thomas || Hughes Information Technology Co. || The corporate principal: e-mail: sthomas@mitchell.hac.com || Of course there's no reason phone: (703) 759-1382 || for it, it's just our policy! fax: (703) 438-8430 || ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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