Error when trying to start Libsrv (Windows)

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jeffs42885

Keep in mind, I am used to working in a unix/linux world. I installed DB2, CMOD 9.5 on Server 08 R2 and when I went to start arssockD I am getting this error. Anyone have any ideas?

Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks!

Also- there was the one part of the install where I could chose to use LDAP. We arent using that. Could that be the culprit? If so, wich option should I have picked?

thanks all!

jeffs42885

Also seeing this in the System event viewer:

The OnDemand LibSrvr (CMOD) service terminated with service-specific error The data is invalid..

Justin Derrick

Yeah, that's a super-generic error for Windows.  I see that you're using an instance name of CMOD for arssockd, instead of the default ARCHIVE -- check the registry to make sure that you've got 'CMOD' as your instance name (to match your command line parameters) or change your command line parameters to whatever is in the registry for the instance name.

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jeffs42885

Thanks JD. I checked all that out and I had the wrong instance owner listed. I changed it, and now in configurator it just says "Starting" and its been like that for about 10 minutes.

Should I just be patient? All the db tables were successfully created and whatnot.

Dumb question- Do I need to start the instance (Used to doing this on 8.5 in the command center)

jeffs42885

Heres my registry settings, also, since this is a POC system we are not using LDAP or anything. I just picked the first option and left the password blank. Could that be causing issues.

jeffs42885

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Quick update on this,

Installed 9.5.0.2

Issued- update db cfg for "ARCHIVE" using NEWLOGPATH NULL

Then recreated the instance. Boom! ;D