after 5.7 REV3 upgrade, hcimonitord unstable

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    Lawrence Williams
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      I have also opened a support ticket, but was hoping someone with the forum may have advice on this issue.

      We upgraded AIX to v6, and CL to 5.7 REV3, and since then several sites have a recurring hcimonitord problem.  From the GUI, the processes show running but the threads show DEAD….the logfiles show that they are processing normally.

      When an hciconnstatus command is run for that site from the command line, the following error comes back:

      Process         Connection      State      Proto Status    When






      expected integer but got “”

         while executing

      “clock format {}”

         (“eval” body line 1)

         invoked from within

      “eval $cmd”

         (procedure “fmtclock” line 9)

         invoked from within

      “fmtclock $time”

         (procedure “emitSummary” line 17)

         invoked from within

      “emitSummary $cmd”

         (“summary” arm line 2)

         invoked from within

      “switch -exact — $op {

             summary {                       ;# summary report

                 emitSummary $cmd

             }

             error { puts stderr “Error occured in hcimonitord:n[lindex $cmd 0]” …”

         (procedure “processServerCommand” line 8 )

         invoked from within

      “processServerCommand $sockid $cmd”

         (procedure “getServerCmd” line 22)

         invoked from within

      “getServerCmd sock4”

      can’t wait for variable “someBogusVariable”:  would wait forever

         while executing

      “vwait someBogusVariable”

         (procedure “hciEventLoop” line 3)

         invoked from within

      “hciEventLoop                   “

         (procedure “main” line 57)

         invoked from within

      “main $argc $argv”

         (file “/qvdx/qdx5.7/integrator/bin/hciconnstatus” line 194)

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      • #76693
        James Cobane
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          Lawrence,

          You may want to clear the shared-memory region of the hcimonitord:

          hcisitectl -k s

          hcimsiutil -R

          hcisitectl -s s

          This will also clear the current statistics as well.

          Jim Cobane

          Henry Ford Health

        • #76694
          Lawrence Williams
          Participant

            Thanks James, I should have included… we tried the ‘clean site’ procedures a few times now and the problem keeps coming back.

          • #76695
            James Cobane
            Participant

              Well, it was worth a shot.  Hopefully, Support will give you a definitive resolution.

              Jim Cobane

              Henry Ford Health

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