Hi Team!
After login to SGD, clicking on 'xterm_linux_session' throws following error,
"Session failed: The DISPLAY variable is not set"
after recent PLANNED Maintenance, July 28-30.
We could not work with jDev because of this.
Please look into it.
Detailed logs:
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Trying application server rws3220157.us.oracle.com
Starting execution protocol engine
Initialising ...
Logging in to the application server...
Configuring your environment...
exec /bin/sh
if [ -f /bin/ksh ]; then HISTFILE=/dev/null; export HISTFILE; exec /bin/ksh; fi
set +o emacs ; set +o gmacs ; set +o vi
ALTDISPLAY=pd-sgd-rws-07.us.oracle.com:115; export ALTDISPLAY
]2;rws3220157(appldev none none):/home/ramsanth ]1;rws3220157(appldev none none) #
#
# Welcome to Linux
#
if [ -z $DISPLAY ]; then echo "Not set"; else echo "available"; fi
Welcome to Linux
(ramsanth) ramsanth- exec /bin/sh
sh-2.05b$ if [ -f /bin/ksh ]; then HISTFILE=/dev/null; export HISTFILE; exec /bi
n/ksh; fi
$ set +o emacs ; set +o gmacs ; set +o vi
$
ErrApplicationServerNoDisplay
Script 22795 exited with code 76 and signal 0
Standard error of script process:
Third tier output log:
exec /bin/sh
if [ -f /bin/ksh ]; then HISTFILE=/dev/null; export HISTFILE; exec /bin/ksh; fi
set +o emacs ; set +o gmacs ; set +o vi
ALTDISPLAY=pd-sgd-rws-07.us.oracle.com:115; export ALTDISPLAY
]2;rws3220157(appldev none none):/home/ramsanth ]1;rws3220157(appldev none none) #
#
# Welcome to Linux
#
if [ -z $DISPLAY ]; then echo "Not set"; else echo "available"; fi
Welcome to Linux
(ramsanth) ramsanth- exec /bin/sh
sh-2.05b$ if [ -f /bin/ksh ]; then HISTFILE=/dev/null; export HISTFILE; exec /bi
n/ksh; fi
$ set +o emacs ; set +o gmacs ; set +o vi
$
Session failed: The DISPLAY variable is not set
Session failed: The DISPLAY variable is not set
Thanks,
Ramkumar