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Brad, > Installing 6.8.1 on a 64bit CentOS6.3 machine ... I get the following > errors on startup of the rpc-ldmd ... the product queue is successfully > made both from the direct make and ldmadmin wrapper ... and pqcheck works > just fine, but on startup it appears during possibly the hash (MAGIC) check > of the product queue it spits out this error and terminates. > > May 3 10:07:57 Se2020-CentOS6-Test rpc.ldmd[11047] NOTE: Starting Up > (version: 6.8.1; built: Apr 30 2013 11:48:00) > May 3 10:07:57 Se2020-CentOS6-Test rpc.ldmd[11047] ERROR: > /usr/local/ldm-6.8.1/data/ldm.pq: Not a product queue > May 3 10:07:57 Se2020-CentOS6-Test rpc.ldmd[11047] ERROR: pq_open > failed: /usr/local/ldm-6.8.1/data/ldm.pq: Invalid argument > May 3 10:07:57 Se2020-CentOS6-Test rpc.ldmd[11047] INFO: Exiting > May 3 10:07:57 Se2020-CentOS6-Test rpc.ldmd[11047] NOTE: Terminating > process group That error-message is due to not finding the "magic" value in the right spot of the product-queue. We've never seen this happen and we've run the LDM on many 32- and 64-bit systems. Could the product-queue library be trying to open a product-queue that was created in a different bit-length environment? What happens if you recreate the product-queue? > On another 64bit machine after a clean OS install (same OS) I notice that I > had to install gdbm.i686 (32bit version) and I was wondering if this is > something "known" that 32bit library for that particular library set of > functions is required. A 32-bit GDBM library is necessary for the the DBFILE action of pqact(1). The fact that it was necessary on a 64-bit system indicates that the LDM wasn't built using a 64-bit programming environment. Something's wrong. Would you please send me the outputs of the configure(1) script and the "make" command. > Tried looking at the LDM FAQ and "Successful Build System Configurations" > but I couldn't really find anything that referenced this particular issue. Regards, Steve Emmerson Ticket Details =================== Ticket ID: QZD-630656 Department: Support LDM Priority: Normal Status: Closed