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Top Forums UNIX for Advanced & Expert Users SAM Error non-zero exit status Post 302085110 by real-chess on Tuesday 15th of August 2006 08:56:23 AM
Old 08-15-2006
SAM Error non-zero exit status
Our machines HP-UX 10.20 Ace, Attempting to run
various areas of SAM such as Backup and Restore, Printers and Plotters any areas of Time, etc give errors like the following:

unexpected exit: process /usr/sam/lbin/samx/ -C -p 1358 -s br_sa_bdevs
/usr/sam/lib///br.ui exited with a non-zero exit status.

Need help in relsoving SAM error, I have search the forums but did not find any answers on this problem.
Last edited by real-chess; 08-15-2006 at 10:57 AM..
 

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LEARN ABOUT HPUX

smh

smh(1M) 																   smh(1M)

NAME

       smh - HP System Management Homepage (HP SMH).

SYNOPSIS

       [ | | | ]

DESCRIPTION

       The  command launches HP System Management Homepage (HP SMH) for performing system administration on an HP-UX system. HP SMH is an enhanced
       version of HP System Administration Manager (HP SAM). HP SMH provides web-based graphical user interface  (GUI),  terminal  user  interface
       (TUI),  and command line interface (CLI). You can access these interfaces using the smh command. However, you can also use the sam(1M) com-
       mand. The sam(1M) command behaves the same as the smh(1M) command except that the deprecation message is displayed in  the  beginning.  For
       more information on HP SAM, refer sam(1M) manpage.

       When  you  run  either  the  command or the command and if the environment variable is set, HP SMH opens in the default web browser. If the
       environment variable is not set, HP SMH opens in the terminal user interface (TUI).

   Options
       recognizes the following options.

	      Launches HP SMH on a web browser without security warnings.

	      Launches HP SMH on a web browser with security warnings.

	      The -r option applies only to the TUI of HP SMH. This option invokes Restricted SMH which, enables the system administrator to
			assign limited privileged user access to SMH functionality. You must be a privileged user to use  this	option.   See  the
			section below for more information.

	      The  -p option applies only to the CLI of HP SMH. This option invokes the /opt/propplus/bin/cprop command which, provides a command-
	      line interface to most of the information available from the HP SMH property pages.  The -p option can be used with  different  com-
	      mands to view information about hardware and software, operating system, network and other system devices.
			See the cprop(1) manpage for more information on the command and the option parameters.

   Restricted SMH
       SMH  can  be configured to provide a subset of its functionality to certain users or groups of users.  This is done through Restricted SMH.
       System administrators access Restricted SMH by invoking SMH with the option (see "Options" above).  In Restricted SMH,  system  administra-
       tors may assign subsets of SMH functionality on a per-user or per-group basis.

       Generally,  SMH requires privileged user rights to execute successfully.  However, through the use of Restricted SMH, SMH can be configured
       to allow subsets of its capabilities to be used by non-privileged users.  When Restricted SMH is used, non-privileged users are promoted to
       privileged users when necessary to enable them to execute successfully.

       By  default,  Restricted  SMH  executes	all applications as privileged user.  However, certain applications like software distributor have
       their own security mechanism and do not follow the Restricted SMH  security  model.   In  such  cases,  the  application  launched  through
       Restricted SMH will be executed with the login id of the user who invokes it.

       A  non-privileged  user	that  has been given Restricted SMH privileges simply executes and sees only those areas the user is privileged to
       access.

       All the SMH functional areas require the user to be promoted to be a privileged user in order to execute successfully.  SMH does this auto-
       matically as needed.

       SMH provides a default set of SMH functional areas that the system administrator can assign to other users.

       Restricted SMH does not apply to web-based GUI of HP SMH from HP-UX 11i v3 release as HP SMH has its own roles. For more information, refer
       HP SMH documentation available at http:/ /docs.hp.com and the HP SMH product online help system.

   Logging
       For information on logging, see samlog_viewer(1).

AUTHOR

       was developed by HP.

SEE ALSO

       sam(1M), samlog_viewer(1), ugweb(1M), evweb(9), fsweb(1M), secweb(1M),  ncweb(1M),  hpsmh(1M),  kcweb(1M),  parmgr(1M),	pdweb(1M),  smhas-
       sist(1M), smhstartconfig(1M), intro(7), cprop(1), HP SMH White Paper available at http://www.docs.hp.com

																	   smh(1M)
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