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6. WEB GUI Messages 3100-3199

3100	INFO: Terminating wlisten process
	Description	The `wlisten` process was terminated by a signal.
Action	If you purposely terminated `wlisten` by issuing an operating system command (such as the UNIX `kill`(1) command), then no action is required. Otherwise, you must determine the reason why a signal was sent to the `wlisten` process. In some operating systems processes are killed when the system is critically low on resources.
3102	INFO: wlisten starting
	Description	This message signals the start of the `wlisten` process.
Action	No action required.
3103	ERROR: Unable to determine license level
	Description	An error occurred while retrieving the current license attributes.
Action	Check the log for prior messages indicating the cause of the problem. Normally, it means that the product has not been licensed properly.
3104	ERROR: No license for Web GUI
	Description	You tried to run `wlisten` but you do not have a license to use the Web GUI.
Action	Purchase a license for the Web GUI.
3105	ERROR: wlisten could not initialize network
	Description	An error occurred while initializing the network provider.
Action	Make sure that your network stack is correctly installed and configured. Use network administration tools to determine the cause of the initialization problem.
See Also	`wlisten`(1)
3106	ERROR: wlisten TUXDIR is not set and no ini file was specified, exiting
	Description	The `wlisten` process could not determine the location of the Web GUI initialization file because you did not specify the `-i` option. It attempted to find the default initialization file (which is `$TUXDIR/udataobj/webgui/webgui.ini`) but could not because the `TUXDIR` variable was not set in the environment.
Action	Either use the `-i` option to specify the initialization file, or set `TUXDIR` in the environment before running `wlisten`.
See Also	`wlisten`(1)
3107	ERROR: wlisten found no address in initialization file, exiting
	Description	The `wlisten` process needs to know a network address on which it should listen for incoming connections. It gets this address from the Web GUI initialization file. The `NADDR` parameter in the initialization file holds the listening address. However, no `NADDR` parameter could be found.
Action	Set the `NADDR` parameter in the Web GUI initialization file before running `wlisten`.
See Also	`wlisten`(1)
3108	WARN: Network device does not exist
	Description	The `wlisten` process was not able to find a network device in the initialization file. This is not a problem on some operating systems where sockets are used, but this is a problem if TLI is being used.
Action	If you are using sockets and `wlisten` seems to work, then no action is required. Otherwise, set the appropriate network device (e.g. `/dev/tcp` or whatever is required by your operating system) in the Web GUI initialization file `DEVICE` parameter.
See Also	`wlisten`(1)
3109	ERROR: Could not establish listening endpoint
	Description	The `wlisten` process was unable to open the network address specified by the `NADDR` parameter of the Web GUI initialization file. This could be because that address is already in use by another process, or the address could be incorrect.
Action	Make sure no other system service is using the address specified by `NADDR`. Check to see if another `wlisten` process is already running (and thus using the address). Check the format of the address to make sure it is correct.
See Also	`wlisten`(1)
3110	ERROR: Could not establish accept endpoint
	Description	The `wlisten` process was unable to accept a connection. This could be because of a lack of available network virtual circuits.
Action	Check your network configuration to ensure there are a sufficient number of available system sockets (or other network circuits if you are not using sockets).
See Also	`wlisten`(1)
3111	ERROR: Could not accept new connection
	Description	The `wlisten` process was unable to accept an incoming connection request.
Action	This could be a network resource problem, check you networking configuration.
See Also	`wlisten`(1)
3112	INFO: Starting server (info)
	Description	The `wlisten` process is starting a `wgated` server process to handle a Web GUI connection.
Action	No action required.
See Also	`wlisten`(1)
3113	ERROR: could not start wgated process, errno=errno
	Description	The `wlisten` process was unable to start a `wgated` process to handle an incoming Web GUI connection.
Action	There are many possible reasons for this, including a lack of system resources that makes it impossible to start a new process, or a corruption or mis-installation of the Web GUI `wgated` executable, or other system-dependent problems. Check your system configuration to ensure you are not near the system limit for processes, and make sure the Web GUI is properly installed.
See Also	`wlisten`(1)
3114	ERROR: _gp_new_task info Error # errno
	Description	The `wlisten` process was unable to start a `wgated` process to handle an incoming Web GUI connection.
Action	There are many possible reasons for this, including a lack of system resources that makes it impossible to start a new process, or a corruption or mis-installation of the Web GUI `wgated` executable, or other system-dependent problems. Check your system configuration to ensure you are not near the system limit for processes, and make sure the Web GUI is properly installed.
See Also	`wlisten`(1)
3115	ERROR: Failure to get job id of spawned child, error code is: code
	Description	On the AS/400 platform, the `wlisten` process failed to retrieve the job id of the `wgated` process which handles communications with the Java management console.
Action	Check error string given at the end of this error message for further information on what caused the problem.
See Also	`wlisten`(1)
3116	ERROR: Failure passing socket to child process, error code is: code
	Description	On the AS/400, there was an error when `wlisten` attempted to pass a file descriptor to a newly created `wgated` process.
Action	Check the error string at the end of the log message to determine the possible reason for the failure.
See Also	`wlisten`(1)

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