QuickFinder - Unable to initialize Novell client calls

[Stuart Beckett]

Hello,

 

I am attempting to setup a file system index to a remote NCP server.

 

I am using OES2 sp1 Linux and Quicfinder 5.0.1.

 

NCP Server Name: 99homevs.div99.fishel (have also tried just the cn)

Username: admin.org  (no leading dot)

 

Server path: 99homevol:\home

Corresponding URL prefix:  file://///99homevs.xxxxxx.com/99homevs/home

 

But when it attempts to generate an index, here is what I get in the log:

 

//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

**** Begin Indexing ****
Maximum memory to use: 78,643,200

Error: Unable to initialize Novell client calls. Error code 0xffffffff
Skipping: 99homevol:\home - Unable to open directory
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

 

I have NCP loaded on this server, I get the same error if I try a local NCP volume.

 

Anyone have any ideas?

 

Thanks

 

Stuart Beckett

[Stuart Beckett]

1. The volume is on a NetWare box, and is accessible from a client machine.  There is a NSS volume on the Linux box as well, it is mounted and accessible from a client machine and gets the same error.

 

2. The /var/log/messages has the following when attempting to generate the index.

[NCPL] [4464]: CChannel::connectSocket- Connection creation failed, error = 13

[NCPL] [4464]: CChannel::init- Connection creation failed, error = 13

 

Thanks

 

Stuart

[Stuart Beckett]

Rainer,

 

No, that TID did not help.

 

So, what I am going to do, is to try the NSA, and if that gets me no where, try it on a second test box with a clean build.

 

If I still get nowhere, I will open a support ticket, after all that is what Maintenance is for.

 

Thanks for your help, and have a great day.

 

Stuart