You should probably be using WorldVistA 2.0 or the Alpha of the 2.5 release, depending on what you are doing. However, whatever the case, if you are using a physical server and localhost is working from inside with telnet, you almost certainly have an issue with the route to the machine. Try testing telnet from the outside.
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That is a problem that it is going to the old style broker. Look at the log in EHR, presuming that you were using the directions for installing WorldVistA EHR. Also, I think you already said you looked at D ^XTER, correct,
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On Friday, December 04, 2015 04:50:12 AM pratik bandal wrote:
> Hi Nancy,
>
> I have checked telnet from outside as well,it is working fine.
> The request is also reaching the application programs on the server.
> First XWB is assigned value [XWB] and code reaches New style broker
> NEW^XWBTCPM,
> after a while XWB is assigned value {XWB} and then reaches the old style
> broker OLD^XWBTCPM1.
> I am have also taken ZJOB of the CPRS process ,PFA.
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> On Friday, December 4, 2015 at 6:00:32 PM UTC+5:30, Nancy Anthracite wrote:
> > You should probably be using WorldVistA 2.0 or the Alpha of the 2.5
> > release, depending on what you are doing. However, whatever the case, if
> > you are using a physical server and localhost is working from inside with
> > telnet, you almost certainly have an issue with the route to the machine.
> > Try testing telnet from the outside.
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> > Nancy Anthracite
Hi nancy,
Also,We didn't found any XTERs.
I am not aware of what on the server might be causing the problem. This is the same machine, same network, etc. that you were using previously? Did you start patching WorldVistA EHR and run into trouble?
Also, are you logging the connections with an error setup as suggested. If not, try running your script that gets called by XINETD from the command line and see what you get for an output. It should not work, of course, but there may be a hint in the log regarding permissions, etc.
Can you figure out from the log what RPCs were was called after which it switched over to the old broker?
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Did you do your backup with Mupip backup? If you didn't and you are using he backup to test, then that may be your problem. Also, I don't know how to handle using mupip backup to then stand up a new test instance when journaling is running although I expect it it possible.
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Yes,nancy.
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Also thanks for your support on this issue.