Product: Corepoint Telephony Base Server Version: 6.2.0 Level: V1828 Platform: AIX Date: 6 June 2000 Service File: cpsaix.tar Fileset: csasrvr.obj Size: 6092800 (5.8Mb) Checksum: 2498903877 Installation Instructions: -------------------------- This Service File is a tar of an installp update fileset. It includes both the fileset, csasrvr.obj, and its related .toc file. You must have root authority to install this fileset. - Download cpsaix.tar into a directory. - Extract the fileset using the command "tar -xvf cpsaix.tar". - Start "smit install_update" (for AIX < 4.2 use install_selectable). - Select "Install/Update From All Available Software". - Enter the directory name to which the fileset was extracted. - Enter the fileset name, csasrvr.obj, into the field "SOFTWARE to install". Service files are installed with root ownership and root access permissions. If you want users WITHOUT root authority to be able to start or access the Corepoint Telephony Base Server product files, the following changes are required: - Change the group with the chgrp command for all of the directories and files within the installation path. For example, to permit the Admin group, issue: "chgrp -R Admin /usr/lpp/csasrvr" - Change the file permissions with the chmod command. For example, "chmod -R g+x+r /usr/lpp/csasrvr" Fixes contained in this Service Package: ---------------------------------------- Name: PMR 41626 Symptom: Unable to monitor Telephony Servers via SMIT because of library missmatch Solution: SMIT startup restriction removed. Internally synchronize Telephony Server monitor process and library build. Name: APAR IC26885 Symptom: In some CallPath Server configurations, some response messages would generate CSA0_EVAP_REQ_TAG error messages. Ultimately, these request tags were lost. Workaround: Re-configure so that number of applications * number of outstanding requests per application does not exceed 0xFFFF. Solution: CallPath Architecture specifies that the request tag is a USHORT (2 bytes). This must be enforced even in situations where the number of applications times the number of outstanding requests per application exceeds 0xFFFF. Name: PMR 38561 Symptom: CallPath Server AIX core dumps in queue_count routine. Workaround: Re-start CallPath Server. Problem occurrence unlikely. Solution: Do not use queue_count routine. It is unnecessary. Only capture return code indicating what system error caused this send failure on an IPC queue. Write this return code information to a file (CSAQWerr.trc) instead of logging an error because error messages may not be logged while this send system error is occurring. Name: APAR IC27069 Symptom: CallPath Server AIX sometimes loses a request or a message. Workaround: No workaround, but problem rare. Small timing hole. Solution: Internal common routines that read messages off IPC queue provide a timeout mechanism. In AIX, this timeout is accomplished by interrupting the msgrcv call with a SIGALRM. If the SIGALRM occurred in the small timing window between the msgrcv and the code which checked the outcome of the msgrcv, the code mistakenly thought that the SIGALRM interrupted the msgrcv, and the IPC message is ignored. Code now checks if the SIGALRM actually interrupted the msgrcv. Files contained in this Service Package: ---------------------------------------- csasrvr/bin/APIMHDLR.EXE csasrvr/bin/CPSNMP.EXE csasrvr/bin/CSA0_MSG.EUS csasrvr/bin/CSAUIREL.EXE csasrvr/bin/DEVMGR.EXE csasrvr/bin/RCVSRVR.EXE csasrvr/bin/RPCSRVR.EXE csasrvr/bin/SS2RX.EXE csasrvr/bin/SS2TX.EXE csasrvr/bin/SWCHG.a csasrvr/bin/SWMSG.EUS csasrvr/bin/SYSMGR.EXE csasrvr/bin/SYSTRC.EXE csasrvr/bin/TELOGGR.EXE csasrvr/bin/prodinfo.cat csasrvr/bin/csaclean csasrvr/bin/csacrset csasrvr/bin/csasrvr csasrvr/bin/csasrvr.vr csasrvr/bin/csauiaix csasrvr/bin/csauieex.exe csasrvr/bin/csauifon csasrvr/bin/csauitad.exe csasrvr/bin/libcseb.a csasrvr/bin/liberr.a csasrvr/bin/liberrp.a csasrvr/bin/startext csasrvr/bin/tblutil csasrvr/text/csasrvr.copyright csasrvr/text/csasrvr.txt