Re: All Ports in Use when they are not

[Martha Driscoll <driscoll@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Roger, 
Does 'Restart a Terminal' show 15 Millennium sessions running?  If
so, then there are some ghost sessions that the server thinks are
connected.  This can be caused by a client crash or other abnormal
disconnect.  You need to kill the old process, but unfortunately 'Restart
a Terminal' does not include a time with the pid, so you can't tell which
are the active sessions and which are the defunct ones.

You can restart all Millennium processes for a user and have them login 
again.

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Martha Driscoll, Systems Manager
North of Boston Library Exchange (NOBLE)
driscoll@xxxxxxxxxx
Ph: 978-777-8844  Fax: 978-750-8472

On Wed, 23 Jul 2003, Roger Dutcher wrote:

> We have had this problem twice this week.  Before this it has been
> intermittent but fairly regular.
> 
> We have 15 staff licenses.  Every so often we are told that All Ports in
> Use.  We diligently go around checking everyone's computers (we are a stand
> alone, relatively small library) and we can not find 15 milcircs or
> text-based programs in use.  This morning we counted only 11 open programs,
> which should leave us 4 to use.  Still, we were not able to open anymore
> milcircs.
> 
> Does anyone else run into this and are there any obvious problems I am not
> seeing?  (We do use a fastprinter attached to our lantronix box (the only
> thing left on the box) but even then we are not able to account for the
> other ports being in use.)
> 
> Roger Dutcher
> Beloit Public Library
> 409 Pleasant St
> Beloit WI 53511
> 
> 
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