Subject | Re: Firebird restarting |
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Author | csswa |
Post date | 2002-05-13T07:29:50Z |
--- In ib-support@y..., "mivi71dk" <Michael.Vilhelmsen@M...> wrote:
with a client for some reason. It could be that the client
terminated the app or itself crashed. Unless you are getting
numerous frequent occurrences, ignore these.
immediately after it has crashed.
provide a description to the Event log. This entry just tells you
that Guardian has started the IBServer.
Switch the antivirus off for a weekend and see if the crashes
continue. If they do, you can rule out Norton. Also check your
antivirus configuration to see how it handles GDB files.
Regards,
Andrew Ferguson
> DATABASE-SRV (Server) Sat May 11 15:57:27 200210054s are nothing to worry about. It means the server lost contact
> INET/inet_error: read errno = 10054
with a client for some reason. It could be that the client
terminated the app or itself crashed. Unless you are getting
numerous frequent occurrences, ignore these.
> DATABASE-SRV (Client) Sat May 11 15:51:31 2002This is the guardian automatically resurrecting the server
> Guardian starting: C:\Program
> Files\Interbase\bin\ibserver.exe
immediately after it has crashed.
> The description for Event ID ( 251 ) in Source ( InterBasethis just means that the service (Interbase Guardian) does not
> Guardian ) cannot be found. The local computer may not have the
> necessary registry information or message DLL files to display
> messages from a remote computer. The following information is part
> of the event: Server Started: Guardian starting: C:\Program
> Files\Interbase\bin\ibserver.exe.
provide a description to the Event log. This entry just tells you
that Guardian has started the IBServer.
> There has just recently been installed a Norton Antivirus Corp.If you have suspicions that it is no coincidence then test it.
> edition (version 7.x).
> Could this infect the system in anyway ?
Switch the antivirus off for a weekend and see if the crashes
continue. If they do, you can rule out Norton. Also check your
antivirus configuration to see how it handles GDB files.
Regards,
Andrew Ferguson