On Fri, Jul 29, 2005, Doug Summers wrote:

> Doug Summers wrote:
> >I thought I was having issues with Postfix but it turns out that DB is
> >the problem. I've tried recompiling with the --define="with_compat yes"
> >switch but it doesn't help. Here is output from 'db_stat -d
> >/openpkg/etc/postfix/aliases.db':
> >
> >(on solaris 9)
> >61561   Hash magic number
> >8       Hash version number
> >Big-endian      Byte order
> >        Flags
> >8192    Underlying database page size
> >0       Specified fill factor
> >51      Number of keys in the database
> >51      Number of data items in the database
> >2       Number of hash buckets
> >14928   Number of bytes free on bucket pages (8% ff)
> >0       Number of overflow pages
> >0       Number of bytes free in overflow pages (0% ff)
> >0       Number of bucket overflow pages
> >0       Number of bytes free in bucket overflow pages (0% ff)
> >0       Number of duplicate pages
> >0       Number of bytes free in duplicate pages (0% ff)
> >0       Number of pages on the free list
> >
> >(on hpux 11.00/32)
> >db_stat: __db_tas_mutex_init: mutex not appropriately aligned
> >db_stat: PANIC: Invalid argument
> >db_stat: PANIC: DB_RUNRECOVERY: Fatal error, run database recovery
> >db_stat: DB_ENV->open: DB_RUNRECOVERY: Fatal error, run database recovery
> >
> >This is causing both postfix & cfengine to fail on startup.
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> I removed the "--with-mutex=" line and it worked, although the section
> that sets it doesn't look wrong. After reinstalling db and rebuilding
> postfix, postfix now works. I'm rebuilding cfengine now but I'm sure it
> will be OK as well.

Interesting. Is this HP/UX on HPPA or IA64?

                                       Ralf S. Engelschall
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                                       www.engelschall.com

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