HP 9000 Containers A.03.01 on HP Integrity Server Administrator Guide HP-UX 11i v3 (5900-3112, June 2013)

Table 5 Known issues and workarounds (continued)
WorkaroundIssue
Back up the large files separately.The srp –export operation does not include files that
are larger than 8 GB in size.
During import, do not configure any users on the host
system apart from the default users.
The srp –import operation changes ownership of files
if same users exist on the host system with different UIDs
(or same groups with different GIDs).
Copy the native command from the global container to the
HP 9000 container.
HP 9000 commands with argument strings larger than 768
KB fail inside HP 9000 containers. For example, the $ls
command on a directory with a large number of files.
Install xinetd on the HP 9000 server and create the
container again. To configure xinetd, run the following
script:
$ /opt/HP9000-Containers/bin/ \
\hp9000_xinetd_setup <srp_name>
No support for inetd in an HP 9000 classic container.
Configure ARIES with a virtual host name that matches the
Integrity host name. Include the following configuration in
the /.ariesrc (32-bit) or /.aries64rc (64-bit) file:
<executable path> -cmpt_host_name <name of
the host 11i v3 system>
Some server applications might fail to start up inside a
classic container and might throw errors such as unable
to register RPC service.
12.7 Troubleshooting HP ARIES
If the application complains about thread creation or stack growth failures, see Section 4.8
(page 30) for resolution details.
Updating HP ARIES patch
Update HP ARIES patch to the latest version. Every patch brings in defect fixes that can save a lot
of troubleshooting effort.
Configuring strong memory ordering
Configure strong memory ordering and memory fencing by appending the following lines in
/.ariesrc or /.aries64rc (particularly applicable for database servers):
# Enable strong memory ordering
<executable-path> -mem_order –mem_fence
# End
Disabling ARIES optimizations
Disable ARIES optimizations by appending the following lines to /.ariesrc (for 32-bit) or
/.aries64rc (for 64-bit):
# Disable optimizations
<executable-path> -noopt
# End
Disabling ARIES translations
Disable ARIES translations by appending the following lines to /.ariesrc (for 32-bit) or
/.aries64rc (for 64-bit):
# Disable translation for testing
<executable-path> -notrans
# End
Use the -notrans option for only testing, because it slows down application performance
significantly.
If ARIES displays heap exhaustion error, see aries(5M) for more information about how to configure
larger values for these parameters. ARIES manpage is accessible on the host system only.
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