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The Question is: DISCONNECTS WITH DEC TERM WINDOWS This problem is happening on an Alpha Server 2100A 5/300 running Open VMS 7.1 and DECwin motif 1.2.4. Every time a DECterm window is opened a disconnected process is created with a terminal type of MBAxxx. You can see this information with the SHOW USER /FULL command. It shows the MBAxx(mailbox) devices associated with DEC window Session Manager applications as disconnected. Per the Open VMS Guide to System Security you can create a listener mailbox device to receive a binary copy of all security audit ing messages. The manual does say that the device-name given to the listener devices in MBAxx. Most of the time these processes die at logout but there are too many times that I cannot kill these processes and no one can log on so I have to reboot the m achine. On your web site I found a workaround and that was to disable the listener mailbox device with the command SET AUDIT/NOLISTENER=<listener-device-name>. When I do a SHOW LOG I see "audsrv$control_mailbox" = "_mba11:" To get the listenerdevice-na me I used the command WRITE SYS$OUTPUT F$GETDVI ("MBA11" , "FULLDEVNAM") It came back with _zeus$mba11: I tried the command SET AUDIT/NOLISTENER=ZEUS$MBA11: SET AUDIT/NOLISTENER=_ZEUS$MBA11: SET AUDIT/NOLISTENER I got the following error each time: SET-E-VERIFY, SPECIFIED OPERATION WAS NOT PERFORMED DUE TO THE FOLLOWING ERROR: AUDSER-W-REQPKTINV, REQUIRED PACKET MISSING OR INVALID; REQUESTER PID 000000 I tried to find some information about the error message on your web site but was unsuccessful. How do I disable the audit listener so we do not create a new mailbox device each time we open a DECterm window? The Answer is : Please move to OpenVMS Alpha V7.1-2 and to a more current release of DECwindows Motif, or apply the available ECO for DECwindows Motif. If the problem -- the reported hang -- persists with the more current releases and current ECo kits installed, please contact Compaq Customer Support Center.
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