> Dear all,
> 
> When I try to start nsrd, it starts first and then shuts down. The
> daemon.log entries given below.
> 
> 04/06/06 12:15:22 nsrd: server notice: started
> 04/06/06 12:15:24 nsrmmdbd: media db is cross checking the save sets
> 04/06/06 12:15:25 nsrmmdbd: media db is open for business
[snip]
> 04/06/06 12:15:31 nsrindexd: checking index for bayanapp
> 04/06/06 12:15:31 nsrindexd: Rebuilding btrees...
> 04/06/06 12:15:32 nsrd: nsrindexd has exited on signal 11

Ouch....

My first thought would be to move /nsr/index aside, let it build new
ones and see if it starts up.

If so, at least one of the indexes appears to be in such a state that it
is causing nsrindexd to die.  I might spend a few minutes seeing if I
could determine which one it was so that I could start up with all the
others in place.  Then, recover the indexes for that client.

Or, you could just recover all the indexes at once.

If nsrindexd dies even on an empty /nsr/index, then something else
strange is going on...  You might start nsrd with debugging -D 9 to get
more output.

-- 
Darren Dunham                                           ddunham AT taos DOT com
Senior Technical Consultant         TAOS            http://www.taos.com/
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