HP e3000 MPE/iX Release 7.0 System Software Maintenance Manual (30216-90317)

Appendix H 445
Error Messages and Warnings
Stage/iX Messages (STAGEMAN)
1065 Message Warning: Staged file as “name” (convertedfrom a POSIX to
an MPE name). (STAGEMAN 1065)
Cause The user specified the filename in POSIX (HFS) syntax
when the filename is expressible in MPE syntax (an
example is expressing NL.PUB.SYS as /SYS/PUB/NL).
Whenever possible, STAGEMAN converts HFS filenames
to MPE syntax to avoid the possibility of the same file
being staged under two different names (for example,
NL.PUB.SYS and /SYS/PUB/NL). This warning is for
information purposes only.
Action None
1066 Message The FROM parameter is required. (STAGEMAN 1066)
Cause The FROM parameter in this context of the command is
required, but was not supplied.
Action Re-enter the command with the FROM parameter.
1067 Message LIF files cannot be in POSIX name space.
(STAGEMAN 1067)
Cause The file to be staged was designated to go into the System
LIF Directory, but is only expressible in POSIX (HFS)
syntax. Currently, POSIX files cannot be placed in the LIF
Directory.
Action Rename the file so that it is expressible in MPE syntax,
then re- execute the STAGEFILE command.
1068 Message Could not put read access ACD on “name”.(STAGEMAN
1068)
Cause A call to the Command Interpreter (CI) ALTSEC command
failed, so STAGEMAN could not assign read access to all
users. This does not affect SM users, but means that
OP-only users cannot perform any commands in
STAGEMAN.
Once you have determined why the ALTSEC command
failed and corrected the problem, you can manually
perform the ALTSEC command on the file:
:ALTSEC file_name;reppair=(R,RACD:@.@)
1069 Message File “name” should be contiguous and is not. (STAGEMAN
1069)
Cause The file in the staging area is tagged as being a contiguous
file (meaning that the file exists as a single extent on disk),
but the staged version of the file is not contiguous.
Action The file must be made contiguous in the staging area. The
easiest way to do this is to re-stage the file with the
STAGEFILE command (do an Expert Mode HELP on