Managing the AMASS File System

A)Generate the PID of the lm_ip process by using the UNIX ps command.

#ps -ef grep lm_ip

amass 915 1 0 16:30:31 ? 0:01 /usr/amass/daemons/lm_ip -a fslock1 -u 128 -f 256 -q 128

If the lm_ip process is running, stop the process by using the kill -9command with the pid option, which is the number from the second column (915) shown in the above example.

#kill -9 915

If the lm_ip process is not running, manually remove the database lock.

#rm /usr/amass/fslock1

Recreate the lock with the lm_ip command.

#/usr/amass/daemons/lm_ip -a fslock1 -u 50 -f 40 -q 80 -nd

Reboot the server to reset the IPC sockets. Rerun dbcheck. If the problem still exists, check the following items:

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