"WVCtrl.sh start" does not start and just repeats reconnect attempts as following:
Using APMHOME: /introscope/Introscope10.3.0
Using JAVA_HOME: ../jre
Using EM Host: xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
Using EM Port: zzzz
Reconnect attempt to EM: 1
Reconnect attempt to EM: 2
Reconnect attempt to EM: 3
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WVCtrl.sh is supposed to look for AND try BOTH nc and telnet on the OS. Currently, if both nc and telnet is installed and nc happens to fail to connect somehow, WV Start does not work. Script should then try telnet immediately if nc fails. Instead it repeatedly attempts to reconnect using nc.
Linux or SunOS
Script contains following, starting at line 238 (in 10.3):
Linux|SunOS)
if [ -e "${NETCAT}" ]; then
RESP=`${NETCAT} ${NC_OPTS} ${MOM_HOST} ${MOM_PORT} 2>/dev/null`
success=`echo $RESP | grep succeeded`
if [ -n "$success" ]; then
break
fi
elif [ -e "${TELNET}" ]; then
RESP=`${TELNET} ${MOM_HOST} ${MOM_PORT} 2>/dev/null`
success=`echo $RESP | grep Connected`
if [ -n "$success" ]; then
break
fi
else
echo "Cannot test for EM without telnet or netcat."
break
fi
;;
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* This should be changed to:
Linux|SunOS)
if [ -e "${NETCAT}" ] || [ -e "${TELNET}" ]; then
if [ -e "${NETCAT}" ]; then
RESP=`${NETCAT} ${NC_OPTS} ${MOM_HOST} ${MOM_PORT} 2>/dev/null`
success=`echo $RESP | grep succeeded`
if [ -n "$success" ]; then
break
fi
fi
if [ -e "${TELNET}" ]; then
RESP=`${TELNET} ${MOM_HOST} ${MOM_PORT} 2>/dev/null`
success=`echo $RESP | grep Connected`
if [ -n "$success" ]; then
break
fi
fi
else
echo "Cannot test for EM without telnet or netcat."
break
fi
;;
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