Re: mqm group
Consider having am mqdo program, that will run commands as mqadmin instead of root. It should be able to start the weblogic and do other MQ commands. (Similar source to sudo, with a different set of commands, chown mqadmin, chmod 4755) -Original Message-From: Navin Vali [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]Sent: Tuesday, 30 September, 2003 19:39To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject: mqm groupHi All , The problem is, we are starting the communication server on Weblogic using the sudo command.The sudo command will start Weblogic as the "root" user.All the processes created by this Weblogic instance will be owned by root.WL server tries to connect to MQ Queues as the "root" user. However the root user is not part of the mqm group and so MQ returns authentication failure.We requested to add root to the mqm group but they security folks have refused permission to add root to mqm group due to security and other issues. Now is there any way we can resolve this issue? Starting and stopping of weblogic rights can only be given to root and root cannot be part of mqm. Although we have a mqadmin user which is part of mqm. Is there a way that we can start weblogic using root but when its up it runs as mqadmin? Any help will be highly appreciated. Thanks in Advance Navin -Get the best from British Airways at ba.comhttp://www.ba.com
QUEUE manager and QUEUE names - Non uppercase?
1) Did any of you seen any installation where the queue manager , queue names and/or user name were not 7-bit-ASCII (or EBCDIC uppercase)? e.g. Did one of those names include 8 bit characters like "È" ( `E ) or wide characters? 2) Did any one seen a queue manager who's name included characters other then A-Z, a-z and '.' (period character)? #include Yuval Ofer [EMAIL PROTECTED] ext: 03-7352-196 cell: 050-701-593 SMS: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
HPUX install: "./lap/jre/bin/java: not found"
I'm tring to install MQ on HPUX11i. I got the following error: # cd /local/MQ # . ./mqlicense.sh -accept ksh: ./lap/jre/bin/java: not found ERROR: Installation will not succeed unless the license agreement can be accepted.> Any Ideas? Instructions for managing your mailing list subscription are provided in the Listserv General Users Guide available at http://www.lsoft.com Archive: http://vm.akh-wien.ac.at/MQSeries.archive
XMITQ name
The manual recommends that the name of the XMIT queue will be the same as the name of the remote queue manager. Is that a MUST? (That is can I use the XMIT-Q name as a 'pointer')? Or did any of you see any site that uses other names for the XMIT queues? (e.g. can you configure channels between two queue manager, each with a different xmit queue name?) -- Yuval Ofer mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] #include Instructions for managing your mailing list subscription are provided in the Listserv General Users Guide available at http://www.lsoft.com Archive: http://vm.akh-wien.ac.at/MQSeries.archive
API_EXIT / return codes hazards / amqzfuma running wild / Any ide a why?
It seems that setting the return codes to 0 in an API_Exit causes disastrous results: In the attached skeleton API exit code null_exits.c works fine (doing nothing, but not doing any damage...) The 2nd example null_exits_rc.c does nothing, but before exiting it sets returned codes to 0: pExitParms->ExitResponse = MQXDR_OK; pExitParms->ExitResponse2 = MQXDR_OK; pExitParms->ExitReason= MQRC_NONE; *pCompCode = MQRC_NONE; *pReason = MQRC_NONE; When I ran this on NT (and on Linux), a process named amqzfuma started using all the available memory and in few moments the machine become unusable (Memory usage 100% on NT, and kswapd taking 99% CPU on Linux, forcing me to use hardware reset). OK. I know what is wrong (I hope I helped someone out there) Any reasons why, and what return codes should I be using? -- #include [EMAIL PROTECTED] null_exits.c Description: Binary data null_exits_rc.c Description: Binary data
API_Exit - MQGET exit triggered 500,000 times when the Queue mana ger is started
I am developing API_Exit to monitor MQGET and MQPUT calls. I must be doing something wrong, as when I enable the MQGET exit, my Get exit is activated many times (more then 500,000 times) with MessageID containing all zeros. CorrelationID = "AMQ OAM Data Message" Queue name = SYSTEM.AUTH.DATA.QUEUE Application = amqzfuma So far strmqm linuxas.queue.manager does not exit (The only way to get the MQ to work to reboot the machine, comment out the MQXEP( pExitParms->Hconfig, MQXR_AFTER, MQXF_GET, (PMQFUNC) PSI_GetAfter, NULL, pCompCode, pReason); line, recompile the exits. Any ideas? #include Yuval Ofer [EMAIL PROTECTED] ext: 03-7352-196 cell: 050-701-593 SMS: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
