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[locommish]

Recovering from system crash on hp300 969 - remote log in shows CAN'T FCONTROL IN 'STARTLOGON' ON LDEV # .. (js 134).

I have no idea what this means as it only occurs when connecting through webserver. Any ideas?

 

[3gm]

STARTLOGON is part of job/session startup. The FCONTROL is likely being issued to the terminal to set a timeout on the read or something. All the possible FCONTROLS are listed below.

I assume when you say remote you're talking about the remote console support via the HP console web device, or are you talking about a session being handled by Reflection for the Web or some such?

I'd look at how the session terminal device is configured.

Regards.

Glenn

filenum   16-bit signed integer by value (required)

Contains the file number of the target devicefile as returned by FOPEN (or HPFOPEN).
 
controlcode   16-bit signed integer by value (required)

A code that specifies the control operation to be performed. The codes used for asynchronous device control are listed below. With the exception of controlcode = 1, which sends a carriage control directive to a device, these controls apply only to terminals.
 
1   Sends a carriage control directive to the device.
 
4   Sets a read timeout value for the next read.
 
10   Changes the line speed of a device. Both input and output speed are affected.
 
11   Changes the line speed of a device. Both input and output speed are affected.
 
12   Enables character echoing.
 
13   Disables character echoing.
 
14   Disables the system break function.
 
15   Enables the system break function.
 
16   Disables the subsystem break function.
 
17   Enables the subsystem break function.
 
22   Obtains the time required for the last read to complete.
 
23   Disables parity checking.
 
24   Enables parity checking.
 
25   Defines additional end-of-record (AEOR) character for terminal input.
 
26   Disables Binary Mode.
 
27   Enables Binary Mode.
 
28   Disables User Block Mode.
 
29   Enables User Block Mode.
 
34   Allows printing of !!! when the line deletion character is entered.
 
35   Prevents printing of !!! when the line deletion character is entered.
 
36   Defines parity setting.
 
37   Sets both terminal type and speed.
 
38   Sets terminal type.
 
39   Determines current terminal type.
 
40   Determines current speed setting.
 
41   Enables transparent editing.

 

[locommish]

Hi thank you so much for your quick and informative response.

I think its more the second option. Any ideas???

 

[3gm]

Post your question to HP3000-L (groups.google.com or raven.utc.edu) and I'm sure you'll get a good answer and very quickly.

Glenn

 

[locommish]

I had tried one of the sites you mentioned. Will try the other now.

Thanks again. I appreciate your help.