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Operating Systems Linux Red Hat Cannot access ssh Post 302936219 by fazardh on Monday 23rd of February 2015 10:39:20 PM
Old 02-23-2015
RedHat Cannot access ssh
I have a problem when it suddenly os I can not ssh access , but if in a ping running normally . we finally restart and return to normal . whether there are needs in the patch ? The following logs :


Code:
Feb 20 17:38:14 cmsapp6 automount[7000]: expire_proc: expire thread create for /misc failed
Feb 20 17:38:14 cmsapp6 automount[7000]: expire_proc: expire thread create for /net failed
Feb 20 17:39:29 cmsapp6 automount[7000]: expire_proc: expire thread create for /misc failed
Feb 20 17:39:29 cmsapp6 automount[7000]: expire_proc: expire thread create for /net failed
Feb 20 17:40:44 cmsapp6 automount[7000]: expire_proc: expire thread create for /misc failed
Feb 20 17:40:44 cmsapp6 automount[7000]: expire_proc: expire thread create for /net failed
Feb 20 17:40:58 cmsapp6 init: cannot fork, retry..
Feb 20 17:41:33 cmsapp6 last message repeated 7 times
Feb 20 17:41:58 cmsapp6 last message repeated 5 times
Feb 20 17:41:59 cmsapp6 automount[7000]: expire_proc: expire thread create for /misc failed
Feb 20 17:41:59 cmsapp6 automount[7000]: expire_proc: expire thread create for /net failed
Feb 20 17:42:03 cmsapp6 init: cannot fork, retry..
Feb 20 17:42:38 cmsapp6 last message repeated 7 times
Feb 20 17:42:58 cmsapp6 last message repeated 4 times
Feb 20 17:43:14 cmsapp6 automount[7000]: expire_proc: expire thread create for /misc failed
Feb 20 17:43:14 cmsapp6 automount[7000]: expire_proc: expire thread create for /net failed
Feb 20 17:44:29 cmsapp6 automount[7000]: expire_proc: expire thread create for /misc failed
Feb 20 17:44:29 cmsapp6 automount[7000]: expire_proc: expire thread create for /net failed
Feb 20 17:44:52 cmsapp6 init: cannot fork, retry..
Feb 20 17:45:27 cmsapp6 last message repeated 7 times
Feb 20 17:45:42 cmsapp6 last message repeated 3 times
Feb 20 17:45:44 cmsapp6 automount[7000]: expire_proc: expire thread create for /misc failed
Feb 20 17:45:44 cmsapp6 automount[7000]: expire_proc: expire thread create for /net failed
Feb 20 17:45:47 cmsapp6 init: cannot fork, retry..
Feb 20 17:46:12 cmsapp6 last message repeated 5 times
Feb 20 17:46:13 cmsapp6 udevd[2019]: udev_event_run: fork of child failed: Resource temporarily unavailable
Feb 20 17:46:15 cmsapp6 udevd[2019]: udev_event_run: fork of child failed: Resource temporarily unavailable
Feb 20 17:46:17 cmsapp6 init: cannot fork, retry..
Feb 20 17:46:52 cmsapp6 last message repeated 7 times
Feb 20 17:46:57 cmsapp6 init: cannot fork, retry..
Feb 20 17:46:59 cmsapp6 automount[7000]: expire_proc: expire thread create for /misc failed
Feb 20 17:46:59 cmsapp6 automount[7000]: expire_proc: expire thread create for /net failed
Feb 20 17:47:02 cmsapp6 init: cannot fork, retry..
Feb 20 17:47:37 cmsapp6 last message repeated 7 times
Feb 20 17:48:12 cmsapp6 last message repeated 7 times
Feb 20 17:48:14 cmsapp6 automount[7000]: expire_proc: expire thread create for /misc failed
Feb 20 17:48:14 cmsapp6 automount[7000]: expire_proc: expire thread create for /net failed
Feb 20 17:48:17 cmsapp6 init: cannot fork, retry..
Feb 20 17:48:42 cmsapp6 last message repeated 5 times
Feb 20 17:48:44 cmsapp6 udevd[2019]: udev_event_run: fork of child failed: Resource temporarily unavailable
Feb 20 17:48:46 cmsapp6 udevd[2019]: udev_event_run: fork of child failed: Resource temporarily unavailable
Feb 20 17:48:47 cmsapp6 init: cannot fork, retry..
Feb 20 17:49:22 cmsapp6 last message repeated 7 times
Feb 20 17:49:27 cmsapp6 init: cannot fork, retry..
Feb 20 17:49:29 cmsapp6 automount[7000]: expire_proc: expire thread create for /misc failed
Feb 20 17:49:29 cmsapp6 automount[7000]: expire_proc: expire thread create for /net failed
Feb 20 17:49:32 cmsapp6 init: cannot fork, retry..
Feb 20 17:50:07 cmsapp6 last message repeated 7 times
Feb 20 17:50:27 cmsapp6 last message repeated 4 times
Feb 20 17:50:30 cmsapp6 gnome-power-manager: (root) GNOME interactive logout because the power button has been pressed
Feb 20 17:50:32 cmsapp6 init: cannot fork, retry..
Feb 20 17:50:34 cmsapp6 gnome-power-manager: (root) GNOME interactive logout because the power button has been pressed
Feb 20 17:50:37 cmsapp6 init: cannot fork, retry..

 

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