Oracle EBS Application not starting

[ErmanArslansOracleBlog]

There is no relation between RPC and EBS.
The relation is there between NFS and RPC and it is OS layer.

Do you think that your NFS is not working properly?

Bytheway, you need to have Appslogin there.

That 's why I recommend you the document named: "Unable To Open The E-Business Suite Login HTTP-404 Error. Error_log Shows "File does not exist: $INST_TOP/portal/OA_HTML/AppsLogin" (Doc ID 1177264.1)"

[latifa]

Hi Erman,

I applied this note but no changes. The error message is still in the error_log.

Regards,
Latifa

[ErmanArslansOracleBlog]

Latifa,

I rechecked your Apache error log.

You have first "file doesn't exists" error for Applogin. But after that, after 6 hours, you get ->
"F_SETLKW: Error getting accept lock" kinds of errors.

It is important to work with the latest logs, because this was reported by you few days ago and after that you did several things.

1)I know your Apps nodes are Linux but if your NFS shares is hosted by a Solaris server, see this ->

Why an Application is Getting ENOLCK (errno=46) from the NFS Filesystem (Doc ID 1006173.1)

2) See also this -> Child 25494 returned a Fatal error...Apache is exiting! (Doc ID 163458.1)

3) Why are you using NFS server ? Did you check the documentation? Putting Apache files on NFS supported?

If you can't find the solution by going through the above 3 steps, send me the up-to-date logs please.

Thanks

[latifa]

Hi Erman,

I am sorry for the different logs I sent :)

Yesterday the system operator has done some workaround for the NFS server (I don't know what :)).
Now I can stop and restart application.

error_log.zip
access_log.zip

I will check what you ask me to do.

Regards,
Latifa

[ErmanArslansOracleBlog]

Hi Latifa,

So it was caused by NFS :) as per our last update. ( I recommended some NFS related notes)

Good to know that.
If you can get the info about the thing that is done on NFS, please share it here..


Related documents:

Why an Application is Getting ENOLCK (errno=46) from the NFS Filesystem (Doc ID 1006173.1)
Child 25494 returned a Fatal error...Apache is exiting! (Doc ID 163458.1)

[latifa]

Hi Erman,

All what I knew that was a patch rpcbind applied. They also deactivated the offload TCP on network drivers réseau of VM. This last action seems having no effect because system enginners still have error messages.

Regards,
Latifa