| T.R | Title | User | Personal Name
 | Date | Lines | 
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| 3935.1 | Is there an ACP Page File Quota problem? | BULEAN::TAYLOR |  | Fri Apr 18 1997 14:54 | 12 | 
|  |     
    Hi Francoise,
    
    This is just a guess, but how is the NET$ACP process 
    Page File Quota?  Since this is a VAX it may have
    the VMS problem that John Weir identified in
    3762.
    
    Cheers,
    
    Pat
    
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| 3935.2 |  | MARVIN::CARLINI |  | Fri Apr 18 1997 15:09 | 5 | 
|  |     Another guess: is this the "case-sensitivity" problem that existed a
    while back - double check that the cons filter spec and the x25 access
    filter name match EXaCTlY.
    
    Antonio
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| 3935.3 | Problem solved | EVTAI1::LEGOUBEY |  | Mon Apr 21 1997 03:50 | 5 | 
|  |     Looking at sys$loadable_images, I saw that PSI$X25_VCM.EXE was missing.
    Putting back this module solved the problem.
    
    
    Francoise 
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| 3935.4 | Glad you found it ... | MARVIN::CARLINI |  | Mon Apr 21 1997 16:25 | 5 | 
|  |     We've had "problems" with that module before now. Check the link
    date/time on it (1-JUL-1996 is probably the latest). I'd be interested 
    in knowing why it vanished.
    
    Antonio
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| 3935.5 | PSI$X25_VCM ident | EVTAI1::LEGOUBEY |  | Tue Apr 22 1997 03:57 | 15 | 
|  |     Antonio,
    
    
    The customer in .0 is in V6.3 without any eco.
    However, I had reproduced exactly the same behaviour on a M3100/80 in
    my office in V6.3 ECO6.
    The module has the following identification:
    
                    image name: "PSI$X25_VCM"
                    image file identification: "V6.3-ECO04-506"
                    link date/time: 27-JUN-1996 10:58:08.40
                    linker identification: "05-13"
    
    
    Francoise
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| 3935.6 |  | MARVIN::CARLINI |  | Tue Apr 22 1997 08:17 | 14 | 
|  |     1996 is fine as a date - at one stage we regressed to shipping the
    MAY-1994 image, which has some known issues (although I've long since
    forgotten what they are).
    
    If you make PSI$X25_VCM inaccessible somehow (e.g., move it, delete it,
    rename it) then OSI Transport has no chance of talking to PSI (and vice
    versa) so none of that stuff will work.
    
    If you reproduced the customer problem some way other than a deliberate
    mangling of the disk (i.e. you start with a known good version of the
    system and do a correct upgrade but end up with a missing
    PSI$X25_VCM.EXE) then you need to log an IPMT.
    
    Antonio
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