[Glass] ZnManagingMultiThreadedServer error after backup recovery

[Sebastian Heidbrink]

Hi Dale,

both systems are based on Ubuntu 12.04.4 LTS
One is virtual and the other one is a completely different hardware.

The virtual image is absed on Gemstone version 3.1.0.4
the hardware, faulty, db is Gemstone version 3.1.0.1 !!!!

I installed the script with the wrong version numer :-/

That was amazing help! Thank you!
Sebastian


Am 22.01.2014 11:17, schrieb Dale Henrichs:
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> On Wed, Jan 22, 2014 at 11:06 AM, Sebastian Heidbrink 
> <sebastian_heidbrink at yahoo.de <mailto:sebastian_heidbrink at yahoo.de>> 
> wrote:
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>     Hi all!
>
>     I just tried to move my dev gemstone db to my prototype platform
>     and encouter errors.
>
>     My dev environment is a virtual image and the prototype is running
>     on an intel nuc system.
>     I took a  backup on the virtual system and then I loaded it into
>     my my prototype system.
>
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> not sure I know what an 'intel nuc system' is.... what os/os version 
> are you running on this nuc thing:)
>
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>     Now, I do get the following error while sending a REST request to
>     the ZincServer
>
>     "a InternalError occurred (error 2083), Primitive number -1 does
>     not exist in the virtual machine."
>     it is a result of the an Error in the critical Block in
>     "ZnManagingMultiThreadedServer  socketStreamOn: socket" that I
>     can't debug due to the typical  Gemstone stack errors in the debugger.
>
>
> The system thinks you are trying to execute primitive number -1 ... 
> this is very bizarre.... Since you are restoring from a backup, I am 
> curious if there might be subtle GemStone version difference between 
> the system where you produced the backup and the system where you are 
> restoring the backup ... if the GemStone versions are not exactly the 
> same, then that could be the source of your problem ...
>
>
>     Did anybody else encouter such issues and is it possible to
>     move/synchronize Gemstone installations this way anyways?
>
>
> If the GemStone versions are exactly the same, then this is a very 
> good way to synchronize ...
>
>
>     Connection the database with Jade or Gemtools is no problem at all.
>     Somehow I have the strange feeling that I might have an issue in
>     my Ubuntu installation, too.
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>
> When we get this one resolved, I am interested in getting to the 
> bottom of the  "typical  Gemstone stack errors" issue ...
>
> Dale

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