Comments on: HMA startup issue on AIX – Hawk 4.5.1

By: Serge

Serge — Mon, 26 Dec 2011 10:11:00 +0000

Hi Srinivas,
I can advise you to prepare a script that calls appmanage utility like this:
appmanage -stop -app -domain -user admin -pw
for every deployed service. Then you can execute the script using Custom:execute method whenever you need.
If appmanage doesn’t work as expected, you have to check the log file in tra/domain//logs folder.

By: Manukonda Srinivas Chakravarth

Manukonda Srinivas Chakravarth — Mon, 26 Dec 2011 07:23:00 +0000

Not sure Where to post my Message so i am Keeping my Post Here,

Hi All,Want to Create Hawk Rule to stop all the services that are deployed on mySolaris server.could someone help me out in creating the Hawk Rule to stop all thedeployed/running services on my server.I have created sample Hawk to Stop the service but i am not getting theexpected result and the component is not going down. Atatched Sample Hawk that I have created (i have written only for one component tought to add another components after this works). Thanks for your support and help.Regards,Srinivas Chakravarthy

By: Serge

Serge — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 16:05:38 +0000

You can also enable higher tracing to Hawk, set -tsm_tracelevel -1 in your \tibco\tra\domain\\hawkagent.cfg and restart your Hawk Agent. The logs will be under \tibco\tra\domain\\logs\tsm.log by default, you can define it using -tsm_traceLogFile parameter.

By: abhishek bhatia

abhishek bhatia — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 15:42:57 +0000

Yes, I am starting the process as tibco user at both instances. From inittab I call the startup script.

Startup script switches to tibco user before starting the hawk agent. So, in case of server restart or starting agent manually, the user stays the same.

The variables containing lib path and jre are set correctly.

It is a good idea to log the output of the hawkagent_domain command to a startup log file because I was putting that to dev/null. But, I had a question here, doesn’t it automatically log any errors or startup problems to HAWK.log under /tra/domain//logs and /hawk/log folders??

I will try logging the output in either case. It can reveal something.

By: Serge

Serge — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 08:54:31 +0000

Just to make a supposition, is an agent comes up first time and second time under the same user? If user the same (root?), it perhaps something related to system variables: rv/lib must be in LIBPATH and LD_LIBRARY_PATH, JRE_ROOT also must be, that can be defined in users profile but not defined when system comes up. You can check system variables when you start the agent second time, then try to define these variables in your script. Also you can add to the end of line, which called the script in /etc/inittab, like hawkagent_domain >/tmp/agent_start.log 2>&1 to enable output to the startup log file for subsequent analysis.