Messages
Agent Messages
❏Action: Verify that the log file is owned by user:group ids:ids; that the ids user has read and write permissions on the file; and that its parent directory has read and write permissions.
idsagent: DSP type dsp required by template template not found
❏Meaning: Template template requires a data source dsp that is not supported by this version of
❏Action: Ensure that you have installed the latest version of the
idsagent: error trying to shutdown a process
❏Meaning: idsagent was unable to cleanly shut down one of the
❏Action: This error may occur but idsagent will still clean up processes.
idsagent: failed to allocate memory
❏Meaning: An internal memory error occurred.
❏Action: Contact HP support.
idsagent: failed to create schedule path filename
❏Meaning: An internal memory error occurred.
❏Action: Contact HP support.
idsagent: failed to create/overwrite schedule path file file: msg
❏Meaning: idsagent was unable to save the surveillance schedule to a file named file.
❏Action: Verify that the /var partition has free disk space; that /var/opt/ids exists;
that it is owned by user:group ids:ids; and that it is writable by user ids.
idsagent: failed to execute correlator: corr
❏Meaning: idsagent failed to execute the correlator subprocess, corr
❏Action: Verify that the /opt/ids/lbin/idscor file exists; that it is owned by
user:group ids:ids; and that it is readable and executable by user ids.
idsagent: Failed to execute the DSP dsp
❏Meaning: idsagent failed to execute data source subprocess dsp.
❏Action: Verify that the /opt/ids/lbin/idskerndsp file exists; that it is owned by
user:group ids:ids; and that it is readable and executable by user ids. Verify that the /opt/ids/lbin/idssysdsp file exists; that it is owned by user:group root:ids; and that it is readable and executable by user root, and has the setuid bit set.
idsagent: failed to initialize interprocess communication
❏Meaning: idsagent was unable to initialize the memory mapped file communications between subprocesses.
❏Action: Verify that there is at least 10 MB of free disk space in the /var partition and that the kernel configuration supports memory mapped files. It is possible that other processes (such as OpenView) may have used all the kernel memory mapped file resources.
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