Re: fwk 4.1

As the message says, the best place to find out what went wrong is the
lcfd.log file on the proxy endpoint. Set this to debug level 3 and
hopefully you will get more information.

Nothing immediately comes to mind to explain why this is happening.

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Hi list,

fwk 4.1+FP1+41LCF23

I'm having a problem with winstlcf installing from a Windows 2000 TMR to
either
an NT4 machine or a WinXP machine.  Both machines have previously been
endpoints in their respective TMR's (both TMRs are built the same & are w2k
at
the above patch level), but have had the uninstaller ran on them, files
deleted
and registry cleaned & rebooted.

I run this;

perl %BINDIR%\bin\winstlcf -d "c:/program files/tivoli/lcf-uk" -g
<mytmr>+<mygwport> -L "lcs.login_interfaces=<mytmr>+<mygwport>/tcp
bcast_disable=1 address_notif_interval=21600
lcfd_alternate_port=<myaltepport>" -l <myepport> -D  -N <mytmr> -a -v -Y
"host1
domain\account password"

I get this in response;

"<list of files>

Error creaing lcfd service. See lcfd.log
->
Debug Log:

LCF Installed failed for the following macghines: (see lcfhost.err)
host1"

I've checked the archives, docs & remaining brain cells & tried the
following;
- The files have arrived in the specified directory on the endpoint
Oddly, there isn't a c:\[winnt|windows]\Tivoli directory created on the
endpoint.

- There is no last.cfg created

- The service has been created in the machine registry & "looks" ok.  If I
run
winstlcf again it errors due to the files already being on disk - good this

means it can see the c$ share.  If I delete the files & re-run winstlcf
then it
creates a new service lcfd-1 which is what I'd expect & seems to show it
can
access the machine registry.

- A reboot doesn't help as then the lcfd service attempts to start & hangs.
At
one point the NT4 machine was complaining it couldn't find libguid60.dll
but
that file isn't in the list displayed to be sent by winstlcf nor is it
present
on the TMRs (it's now stopped generating that error for some reason!)

- I've checked that the machines have the C$ default share in place.

- I've checked the perl version is v 4

- There are no firewalls between the machines

- I've run wchkdb -ux, wep sync_gateways

- Irritatingly I've used this many times before at fwk 4.1 (but lower patch

levels) & it's worked fine.



Anyone got any ideas about what to look for next??

Thanks in advance

K