*** ENOTSOCK – 130 ***
Description
Invalid socket descriptor.
Notes
An invalid socket descriptor was passed to an API function. The socket descriptor returned by calls to socket or accept needs to be passed to bind/connect/send, etc.
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Category: Logs
*** ENOTCONN – 128 ***
Description
Socket is not connected.
Notes
This error occurs when an operation such as send or recv was performed on a socket which was in an invalid state for the attempted operation.
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*** ENETUNREACH – 125 ***
Description
Network unreachable (keep alive failed).
Notes
This error occurs when keep alive closes a TCP socket due to the remote host not responding to keep alive packets.
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System *** could not get record volume
Description
%1 = the stream id. %BR%
For that particular stream, we could not find a place to record it.
Notes
We try to have 1 GB of free space free to record to when we open a file. This is the warning we print if we can’t find that. It can happen at start up while the file plugin scans the drives to determine which files to delete. If it happens every 5 minutes, the drive doesn’t have enough free space to record 1GB * the number of devices in the system even after deleting all .ps and .psi files. %BR%
Very old versions of Server (pre 8.0) could result in this scenario.
*** ENETDOWN – 124 ***
Description
Network is down.
Notes
This error is reported if a send times out or the network is unable to transmit.
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Login failure – unknown username (%1) or password.
Description
%1 = The user that attempted to login. %BR%
This indicates the Client connected to the server, saw the service, and the authentication failed.
Notes
This has been known to come up on extremely slow connections as well, or on systems with a very restrictive antivirus. Can also appear frequently if the Web Service is attempting to connect with incorrect login information.
PlugIn detected disk /c0/%1 has been removed
Description
%1 = The port number of the disk. %BR%
A user may see this message under following circumstances – %BR% __1. A disk is removed from the system or %BR% __2. If a disk was saved to the config file but when the plugin was restarted, one of the saved disk was not found after rescanning the system. %BR% %BR% On some 3ware 9750 Linux systems, we have noticed that when a disk is replaced, the raid controller may change the disk name. This could result in #2 above, because the new disk has a new name.
Device *** output *** put \”X\” [date] error -9022
Description
The analog output on the board is not responding or failing.
Notes
This is not going to cause problems for those not using the analog output, but would require an RMA to fix.
Device *** encoder *** channel *** mask len 0 mask
Description
Someone hit “Apply Defaults” on the “Camera Settings” page for an analog camera.
Notes
This is a normal message.
get oldest record error 1717
Description
A deprecated plugin that remains in the installer has unnecessarily been enabled, EventLog.
Notes
Enabling this plugin can cause the system to reboot. Delete it from the plugins directory and restart the server.
Windows: evtlog.dll
Linux: evtlog.so