On Mon, 4 Dec 2006, Karl & Betty Schendel wrote: > > At 2:11 PM -0800 12/4/06, Richard Troy wrote: > >So, the question becomes, what TL parameters are negotiated and how do I > >set them? More importantly, what flaws might exist in a new installation > >that could explain not having the right TL parameters in the first place? > >I didn't find any TL intems in config.dat. The error > >GC2811_TL_INVALID_TDPU is found in the errlog.log, but searching on TDPU > >doesn't yield anything. > > The 2811 error is coming from the comm server (iigcc), > $ING_SRC/common/gcf/gcc/gcctl.c. > > I fear that I did not find the surrounding code enlightening. > It's written in acronyms like any good networking code. :) > > I do find myself wondering why we're talking to the gcc here. > One would expect to be talking to a DAS server, not a net server. > (Not that I know much about how any of that stuff works.) > Where did that port address 1523 come from? > > Karl
Thanks, Karl, your post brought up an interesting question: What's the correct interconnection sequence for a JDBC connection? Is Ingres Net even involved? I immediately had a flash, followed up, and moved forward a huge step. Here's the thing; you're RIGHT, Karl; DAS - IIGCD - was supposed to respond, not IIGCN. So, I figured that I should check and BOTH were trying to listen on port 1523. Very Odd, as I only recall trying to set it on IIGCD, but _maybe_ I screwed up and set it on IIGCN too. Geez, I've only been trying to do this for about five days! -shrug- Presumption: I mistakenly updated IIGCN instead of IIGCD at some point. Easy test: shutdown IIGCN and try again, as the Ingres user but connecting as my authorized user - INSTANT CONNECTION! LOTS of great stuff in the jdbc log file... Next, SU to the target user and tried again, and this time it failed with: "User authorization check failed." I then tried to connect to the db with one of the several terminal monitors using both the -u and -P flags, again, without problem. So, now the only problem is understanding how to get it to let me connect via JDBC as an alternative user. At this point, I don't understand how a local user gets in when an identical authorization with jdbc doesn't. Some comment on this would be timely! Thanks again, Richard P.S. Any ideas how/where this can/should be put as a write up to help others who follow? I'm not able to search the usenet groups, so I guess others might be in a similar boat. Should I enter this into one of the web based forrums? ... Where the heck is our community centered, anyway?! RT -- Richard Troy, Chief Scientist Science Tools Corporation 510-924-1363 or 202-747-1263 [EMAIL PROTECTED], http://ScienceTools.com/ _______________________________________________ Users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.ingres.com/mailman/listinfo/users
