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Yes, I am periodically having event storms.




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Are you getting event storms?
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[tme10] TEC Reception Cache Full


I guess this is a configuration/performance issue.


Here's what I saw in an event dump:

1~3183448~65537~1106906597(Jan 28 05:03:17 2005)
### EVENT ###
TEC_Notice;source=TEC;msg="Reception Cache Full: NON-TME Events: Reception Log E
nabled. Events saved in WAITING state";severity=CRITICAL;END
.
### END EVENT ###
PROCESSED

1~3184146~65537~1106909724(Jan 28 05:55:24 2005)
### EVENT ###
TEC_Notice;source=TEC;msg="Reception Cache Full: NON-TME Events: Reception Log E
nabled. Events saved in WAITING state";severity=CRITICAL;END
.
### END EVENT ###
PROCESSED


Here's what I saw in /tmp/tec_rule

Jan 28 05:55:22.348559 tec_rule[48154] ERR tec_msg.c:45: No message type: 1, T
Jan 28 05:55:22.354526 tec_rule[48154] ERR tec_pool.c:406: Could not receive msg
: msg does not contain msgtype

Jan 28 06:19:31.097860 tec_rule[48154] ERR tec_msg.c:45: No message type: 1, T
Jan 28 06:19:31.098340 tec_rule[48154] ERR tec_pool.c:406: Could not receive msg
: msg does not contain msgtype


Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks.

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RE: TEC Reception Cache Full

Are you getting event storms? -----Original Message-----From: owner-tme10@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:owner-tme10@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]On Behalf Of Jeff.Richards@xxxxxxxxxxxSent: Friday, January 28, 2005 9:47 AMTo: tme10@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxSubject: [tme10] TEC Reception Cache FullI guess this is a configuration/performance issue. Here's what I saw in an event dump: 1~3183448~65537~1106906597(Jan 28 05:03:17 2005) ### EVENT ### TEC_Notice;source=TEC;msg="Reception Cache Full: NON-TME Events: Reception Log E nabled. Events saved in WAITING state";severity=CRITICAL;END . ### END EVENT ### PROCESSED 1~3184146~65537~1106909724(Jan 28 05:55:24 2005) ### EVENT ### TEC_Notice;source=TEC;msg="Reception Cache Full: NON-TME Events: Reception Log E nabled. Events saved in WAITING state";severity=CRITICAL;END . ### END EVENT ### PROCESSED Here's what I saw in /tmp/tec_rule Jan 28 05:55:22.348559 tec_rule[48154] ERR tec_msg.c:45: No message type: 1, T Jan 28 05:55:22.354526 tec_rule[48154] ERR tec_pool.c:406: Could not receive msg : msg does not contain msgtype Jan 28 06:19:31.097860 tec_rule[48154] ERR tec_msg.c:45: No message type: 1, T Jan 28 06:19:31.098340 tec_rule[48154] ERR tec_pool.c:406: Could not receive msg : msg does not contain msgtype Any help would be appreciated. Thanks. ********************************************************** Privileged and/or confidential information may be contained in this message. If you are not the addressee indicated in this message (or are not responsible for delivery of this message to that person) , you may not copy or deliver this message to anyone. In such case, you should destroy this message and notify the sender by reply e-mail. If you or your employer do not consent to Internet e-mail for messages of this kind, please advise the sender. Shaw Industries does not provide or endorse any opinions, conclusions or other information in this message that do not relate to the official business of the company or its subsidiaries. **********************************************************

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