Appendix C - Interpreting AFP Log Messages
Introduction to Interpreting AFP Log Messages
This appendix contains explanations of the log messages that you see in the log for the AFP service. The first four sections are organized by the log level. The fifth section documents fatal logging conditions that may occur under any log level.
In all sections:
AFP refers to the VINES AFP (AppleTalk Filing Protocol) service. <Sess: %d> refers to the session ID number.
<Sess: %d>; VINES AppleTalk Filing Protocol Service Revision %s - General welcome issued at startup time, this message is useful in locating the last time AFP was started.
<Sess: %d>; AppleTalk is not ready. Waiting 5 minutes before retry - AFP attempted to register its name on the AppleTalk network, but the AppleTalk software on the server is not currently running or is having problems starting up.
<Sess: %d>; Registering Service: %s - AFP successfully registered the specified name on the AppleTalk network.
<Sess: %d>; All zones not available. Register on all available zones - While attempting to register the appropriate names on the AppleTalk network, AFP received an error from AppleTalk that indicated that all zones connected to this server have not completed initialization. After receiving the error on two successive calls, AFP will force the name registration in all zones currently available.
<Sess: %d>; FATAL: No AppleTalk Zones initialized after extended delay - This message appears after 90 minutes if AppleTalk has not been started or has been started but no AppleTalk zones have successfully initialized.
<Sess: %d>; Starting RPC Tasking daemon for socket %d - Reports the VINES socket that the NetRPC daemon is running on; it also indicates that the daemon task was successfully started.
<Sess: %d>; Disconnecting Session Reference: %d; Session Data Block Address:%lx - Specified session was disconnected by AFP. The user did not issue the AFP Logout command. VINES Security Service initiates this logout due to a security violation.
<Sess: %d>; Mounting Volume: %s; VolId: 0x%x - Lists the volumes available under AFP and specifies the Volume Identifier for the volume.
<Sess: %d>; Unmounting Volume: %s; VolId: 0x%x - Identifies a volume that is no longer available under AFP. This message indicates that the AppleTalk stack is down or that AFP has shut down.
<Sess: %d>; AFP Configuration allows Guest Login - AFP has been configured to allow Guest Login from Macintosh workstations.
<Sess: %d>; AFP Configuration does not allow Guest Login - AFP has been configured not to allow Guest Login from Macintosh workstations.
<Sess: %d>; AFP Configuration File mapping level set to %d - Specifies the current level of mapping between DOS and Macintosh files.
<Sess: %d>; %s: Login user: %s; Session id: %d - Identifies which users have logged in, what their Session ID is, and what type of login they have performed (AFP or VINES). Since the Session ID is supplied on every Log Statement, you can connect each log statement to the appropriate user.
<Sess: %d>; Logging Out User: %s; Session id: %d - Specifies which user has logged out and what Session ID the user was assigned.
<Sess: %d>; WARNING....Desktop Database has been corrupted. Recommend running vfsck - Indicates one of the desktop database files contains invalid information, and recommends running the vfsck utility to rebuild the desktop databases. This message is only a warning. References to the desktop database file should continue to work, but Banyan cannot guarantee that the information will be maintained correctly if the file service is stopped and started. Running the vfsck utility should correct the desktop database problem. Contact your Banyan support representative.
<Sess: %d>; AFP: Guest User has Logged in; Session id: %d - Indicates a user has logged in as guest and supplies the Session ID.
<Sess: %d>; WARNING: Attempt to release a zero file handle - AFP attempted to return a zero file handle to VFS. VFS does not have a file handle of zero.
<Sess: %d>; Unable to allocate memory for Slave Task Structure - Memory error occurred that prevented AFP from creating a Task Structure from which to execute the AFP function call.
<Sess: %d>; Unable to create Slave task - VINES Tasker error occurred which prevented AFP from executing the requested function.
<Sess: %d>; Unable to locate Session number: %d - AFP request was received, but AFP could not locate the session structure for the caller. Either the session has been disconnected, or the AFP internal session chain has been corrupted.
<Sess: %d>; Unable to allocate memory for session: %d - AFP was unable to allocate memory for the Session being created. The Session will not be created.
<Sess: %d>; Error sending message in AttentionAll. Error: %ld - VINES communication error occurred while attempting to broadcast the shutdown message to all Macintosh users logged in to this AFP service.
<Sess: %d>; Invalid String Length of %d bytes in Access Rights - String length specified in one of the access rights lists is invalid. AFP will not process the access rights.
<Sess: %d>; Error: Unknown bitmap: 0x%x - Bit map specified on the currently executing AFP call contains bits that are not valid for the call. AFP will not process the call.
<Sess: %d>; %s: Unknown AFP Command: %d - Unknown AFP command has been received. Request is rejected.
<Sess: %d>; Unknown AFP Type: 0x%x - AFP does not recognize the type of AFP request in this packet. Request is rejected.
<Sess: %d>; AFP Command %d Not Supported - AFP has received a command on an ASPWrite command but does not support this call through this interface. The command is supported through the AFP Command request format.
<Sess: %d>; Unknown AFP Function Command: %d Specified - Unknown AFP function has been specified in the packet. AFP rejects this request.
<Sess: %d>; Error %d returned on Login of user: %s - Specified error was returned from the VINES Security Service when AFP attempted to log in the specified user.
<Sess: %d>; Error %d on VFS Login - Specified error occurred when AFP attempted to log in to VFS on behalf of itself or on behalf of a user.
<Sess: %d>; Login Error: Unknown AFP Version: %s - AFP version number specified in the login packet is not supported by the AFP service.
<Sess: %d>; Login Error: Specified Logid: %d does not match Logid: %d - Login ID returned by the Macintosh workstation on a LoginContinue call does not match what was specified on the initial login call. This login is invalid.
<Sess: %d>; Error %d while attempting to set attributes on %s - Specified error occurred while attempting to set the attributes on the specified file.
<Sess: %d>; Error %d attempting to retrieve attributes for %s - Specified error occurred while attempting to get the attributes for the specified file.
<Sess: %d>; Error %d attempting to close fork for file: %s - Specified error occurred while attempting to close an open fork.
<Sess: %d>; Error %d attempting to open file: %s - Specified error occurred while attempting to open the specified file.
<Sess: %d>; Maximum number of files: %d are already open - Maximum number of files AFP is allowed to open has been reached. AFP cannot honor the open request until at least one open file is closed.
<Sess: %d>; Invalid AFP File Handle: %d - AFP File handle specified on the current call is not within the range of file handles that the AFP services uses.
<Sess: %d>; Specified AFP File Handle not opened for this Session - AFP File Handle specified on the current call was not opened under the same session that the caller is attempting to use it under.
<Sess: %d>; Error %d attempting to return File Handle: %ld - VFS error occurred while attempting to return the specified file handle.
<Sess: %d>; %s: %s mode denied - Caller is attempting to use an AFP File Handle to perform a task for which the caller did not open the file. (For example, the caller opened the file for read access and is attempting to write to the file.)
<Sess: %d>; %s: Error %d attempting to read at offset: 0x%x - Specified error was returned from VFS while attempting to read a file.
<Sess: %d>; %s: Error %d attempting write - Specified error occurred while attempting to write to a file.
<Sess: %d>; Error %d on asp_GetParms call - AppleTalk returned the specified error on the call to get the AppleTalk Session Protocol parameters.
<Sess: %d>; %s: Error %d on sosock call - AppleTalk returned the specified error on a VINES sosock call.
<Sess: %d>; %s: Error %d on sosend call - AppleTalk returned the specified error on a VINES sosend call.
<Sess: %d>; %s: Error %d on sendmsg call - AppleTalk returned the specified error on a VINES sendmsg call.
<Sess: %d>; %s: Error %d on nbp_register call - AppleTalk returned the specified error while attempting to register AFP on the AppleTalk network.
<Sess: %d>; Error %d on receive message - AppleTalk returned the specified error on a VINES recmsg call.
<Sess: %d>; Unrecognized request type: %d - Unknown request type was received from the AppleTalk recmsg call. AFP ignores these requests.
<Sess: %d>; Error %d in exe_Read - Specified error occurred while reading a file. The errors reported here may not be caused by an actual call to VFS to read the file.
<Sess: %d>; Error %d attempting to lookup %s - Specified error was returned from VFS while attempting to lookup the specified name.
<Sess: %d>; Non VINES Extension: %s - Signature field specified on the AFP VINES Extension call does not contain the Banyan signature. This condition indicates it is not a Banyan call.
<Sess: %d>; Vines Extensions: function %d Not supported - Function code specified on the AFP VINES Extension call is not one of the pre-defined functions.
<Sess: %d>; Error %d attempting VFS close of %s - Specified error occurred when AFP attempted to close the specified file service.
<Sess: %d>; Error %d attempting to open: %s - Specified error occurred when AFP attempted to open the specified file. This message is used to indicate problems with the AFP internal files, not user files.
<Sess: %d>; Error %d attempting to allocate Volume: %s - Error occurred when AFP attempted to create a volume entry for the specified file service.
<Sess: %d>; Error %d on status request for %s - Specified error occurred when AFP attempted to get the status of the specified file or file service.
<Sess: %d>; Unable to initialize DeskTop DataBase for %s - AFP was unable to initialize the desktop database for the specified file service. This file service is not available under AFP until AFP can open the desktop database.
<Sess: %d>; Unable to Mount: %s - Generic error indicates that a file service will not be available under AFP because of some problem with AFP or the file service.
<Sess: %d>; Unknown Client Type: %s: 0x%x - Client type (specified as the hex value in the log message) is unknown. The string preceding the client type specifies whether it was the in-client or the out-client that is unknown.
<Sess: %d>; exe_Flush: Error %d on Vsync of: %s - Specified error occurred while attempting to flush the specified file service to disk.
<Sess: %d>; Unable to convert volume id: %d to pointer - Specified volume ID could not be converted to a file service.
<Sess: %d>; ERROR: Client Requested Parent Directory of Root - Client attempted to get the parent directory of a file service.
<Sess: %d>; Maximum Filename Length Exceeded; Filename: %s - Length of the file name exceeds 31 characters.
<Sess: %d>; Error %d Starting Agent Session - Specified error was returned when AFP attempted to start a Session with Security Service on behalf of the user.
<Sess: %d>; User not authorized for requested Operation - User does not have the appropriate access privileges to perform the requested operation.
<Sess: %d>; Error %d returned from vfslogout - Specified error was returned while attempting to log out of VFS.
<Sess: %d>; Error %d attempting VFS mapping of ID: 0x%x - VFS returned the specified error while attempting to map the specified user ID.
<Sess: %d>; Error %d Attempting VFS Mapping of: %s - VFS returned the specified error while attempting to map the specified user name.
<Sess: %d>; Error %d opening %s - VFS returned the specified error while attempting to open the specified file service.
<Sess: %d>; Error %d on vlookupfid call - VFS returned the specified error while attempting to look up a file ID.
<Sess: %d>; Error %d on vlookupdid call - VFS returned the specified error while attempting to look up a directory ID.
<Sess: %d>; Error %d creating: %s - Specified error occurred while attempting to create the specified file.
<Sess: %d>; Error %d deleting: %s - Specified error occurred while attempting to delete the specified file.
<Sess: %d>; Error %d attempting read on directory handle: 0x%x - Specified error occurred while attempting to read the directory specified by the directory handle.
<Sess: %d>; Error %d renaming %s - Specified error occurred while attempting to rename the specified file.
<Sess: %d>; Error %d setting access on file handle: 0x%x - Specified error occurred while attempting to set the access rights on the specified file handle.
<Sess: %d>; Error %d getting access on file handle: 0x%x - Specified error occurred while attempting to get the access rights on the specified file handle.
<Sess: %d>; Error %d duplicating access from file handle 0x%x to 0x%x - Specified error occurred while attempting to set the access rights on the second file handle to the same access rights on the first file handle.
<Sess: %d>; Error %d attempting vlocks call on file handle 0x%x - VFS returned the specified error while attempting to set a lock on the specified file handle.
<Sess: %d>; Error %d on vmap access call - VFS returned the specified error on a vmapacc call.
<Sess: %d>; User %s is required to change their password. ParamErr - Indicates that the user who is currently attempting to login from a Macintosh workstation must use the Set Password button and change the password. Since the Macintosh does not support a mandatory change password option, the ParamErr has been selected as the best possible error to be returned to indicate the password must be changed.
<Sess: %d>; Error %d attempting StreetTalk Login for %s - Specified error was returned on an attempt to log the specified user into StreetTalk to change his/her password.
<Sess: %d>; Error %d attempting to change password for user: %s - StreetTalk returned the specified error while AFP was trying to change the specified user's password.
<Sess: %d>; Error %d attempting StreetTalk Logout for %s - StreetTalk returned the specified error while AFP was attempting to log the specified user out of StreetTalk.
<Sess: %d>; AFPVinesExtensions: Invalid Vines_header revision %d - Header portion of an AFP VINES Extension packet is incorrect. AFP rejects this AFP call.
<Sess: %d>; Error %d on VSEndSession call - Security Service returned the specified error when the system attempted to end a Security Service session.
<Sess: %d>; SvrError: Unexpected Tasking Error %d - VINES tasking error occurred.
<Sess: %d>; Error %d looking up Configuration Record - StreetTalk returned the specified error while the system attempted to read the configuration record for AFP.
<Sess: %d>; Error getting memory for Configuration Record processing - Error occurred when the system attempted to allocate memory to read and process the AFP configuration record.
<Sess: %d>; Close Fork: OForkRefNum: 0x%x; File: %s - Fork for the specified file that was opened on the specified Fork Reference number has been closed.
<Sess: %d>; OpenFork: VolId: 0x%x; File: %s; OForkRefNum: 0x%x; User: %s - Resource or Data Fork for the specified file on the specified volume was opened on the specified Fork Reference number by the specified user.
<Sess: %d>; SetForkParms: OForkRef: 0x%x; File: %s; Bit Map: 0x%x; Fork Length: 0x%x - Fork parameters for the open file on the specified Fork Reference number have been modified.
<Sess: %d>; WriteFork: VolId: 0x%x; File: %s; OForkRefNum: 0x%x; User: %s - Fork opened on the specified Fork Reference Number was modified by the specified user. This message is displayed only on the first write call. All subsequent write calls will not log the message since the user has already been logged as modifying the file.
<Sess: %d>; Rename %s to %s on VolId: 0x%x; User: %s - Specified user renamed the file.
<Sess: %d>; Delete %s on VolId: 0x%x; User: %s - Specified user deleted the file.
<Sess: %d>; Created Directory: %s; File ID: 0x%x; User: %s - Specified user created the specified directory.
<Sess: %d>; Created File: %s; File ID: 0x%x; User: %s - Specified user created the specified file.
<Sess: %d>; Command:\t\t%s\t%02d:%02d:%02d - Indicates which AFP call is being executed.
<Sess: %d>; VINES Command:\t%s\t%02d:%02d:%02d - Indicates what VINES Extended call is being executed.
<Sess: %d>; Agent Message to User: %s; Message: %s - AFP has received a request to send the specified message to the specified user.
<Sess: %d>; End-of-File encountered in exe_Read - End-of-file condition has occurred. This message is for informational purposes only.
<Sess: %d>; DtDbID: 0x%x; Directory ID: 0x%x; Creator: %s - Arguments for FPAddAppl call.
<Sess: %d>; Application Tag: 0x%x; PathType: 0x%x; Adding Application - Arguments for FPAddAppl call.
<Sess: %d>; DtDbID: 0x%x; Directory ID: 0x%x; Name Type: 0x%x - Arguments for FPAddComment call.
<Sess: %d>; Application - Arguments for FPAddComment call.
<Sess: %d>; DtDbID: 0x%x; Creator: %s; FileType: %s - Arguments for FPAddIcon call.
<Sess: %d>; Icon Type: 0x%x; Icon Tag: 0x%lx; Icon size: 0x%x - Arguments for FPAddIcon call.
<Sess: %d>; ForkRef: 0x%x; Offset: 0x%x; Length: 0x%x; Mode: 0x%x; File: %s - Arguments for FPByteRangeLock call.
<Sess: %d>; Volume ID: 0x%x; Directory ID: 0x%x ; Directory Name: %s - Arguments for FPCloseDir call.
<Sess: %d>; DtDbID: 0x%x; Volume Name: %s - Arguments for FPCloseDT call.
<Sess: %d>; Volume ID: 0x%x; Volume Name: %s - Arguments for FPCloseVol, FPFlush, and FPOpenDT calls.
<Sess: %d>; Source: VolId: 0x%x; DirId: 0x%x; PathType: 0x%x; Path - Arguments for FPCopyFile call.
<Sess: %d>; Destination: VolId: 0x%x; DirId: 0x%x; PathType: 0x%x; Path - Arguments for FPCopyFile call.
<Sess: %d>; New Type: 0x%x; NewName: %s - Arguments for FPCopyFile call.
<Sess: %d>; VolId: 0x%x; DirId: 0x%x; PathType: 0x%x; Directory - Arguments for FPCreateDir call.
<Sess: %d>; VolId: 0x%x; DirId: 0x%x; CreateFlag: 0x%x; PathType: 0x%x; File - Arguments for FPCreateFile call.
<Sess: %d>; VolId: 0x%x; DirId: 0x%x; PathType: 0x%x; Path - Arguments for FPCreateID call.
<Sess: %d>; VolId: 0x%x; DirId: 0x%x; PathType: 0x%x; Deleting - Arguments for FPDelete call.
<Sess: %d>; FileId: 0x%x; VolId: 0x%x - Arguments for FPDeleteID call.
<Sess: %d>; VolId: 0x%x; DirId: 0x%x; File BitMap: 0x%x; Dir BitMap: 0x%x - Arguments for FPEnumerate call.
<Sess: %d>; ReqCount: 0x%x; Starting Index: 0x%x; MaxReplySize: 0x%x - Arguments for FPEnumerate call.
<Sess: %d>; PathType: 0x%x; Enumerating - Arguments for FPEnumerate call.
<Sess: %d>; DtRefNum: 0x%x; Creator: %s; ApplIndex: 0x%x; BitMap: 0x%x - Arguments for FPGetAppl call.
<Sess: %d>; DtRefNum: 0x%x;DirId: 0x%x; PathType: 0x%x; Pathname - Arguments for FPGetComment call.
<Sess: %d>; DirId: 0x%x; BitMap: 0x%x; NameType: 0x%x - Arguments for FPGetFileDirParms call.
<Sess: %d>; DtRefNum: 0x%x; Creator: %s; File Type: %s; IconType: 0x%x; Length: %d - Arguments for FPGetIcon call.
<Sess: %d>; DtRefNum: 0x%x; Creator: %s; Icon Index: 0x%x - Arguments for FPGetIconInfo call.
<Sess: %d>; DirId: 0x%x; NameType: 0x%x; Volume: %s; Path - Arguments for AFP VINES Extension GetIKE call.
<Sess: %d>; ThisUser: 0x%x; UserId: 0x%x; BitMap: 0x%x - Arguments for FPGetUserInfo call.
<Sess: %d>; VolId: 0x%x; Bit Map: 0x%x; Volume: %s - Arguments for FPGetVolParms and FPSetVolParms calls.
<Sess: %d>; DirId: 0x%x; InBitMap: 0x%x; OutBitMap: 0x%x; NameType: 0x%x; Length: 0x%x - Arguments for AFP VINES Extension MapAccess call.
<Sess: %d>; Volume: %s; Path - Arguments for AFP VINES Extension MapAccess call.
<Sess: %d>; Type: 0x%x; Name: %s - Arguments for FPMapId call.
<Sess: %d>; VolId: 0x%x; DirId: 0x%x; PathType: 0x%x; Directory - Arguments for FPOpenDir call.
<Sess: %d>; VolId: 0x%x; DirId: 0x%x; BitMap: 0x%x; AccessMode: 0x%x - Arguments for FPOpenFork call.
<Sess: %d>; PathType: 0x%x; Resource/Data Flag: 0x%x; Opening - Arguments for FPOpenFork call.
<Sess: %d>; Volume Name: %s; Bit Map: 0x%x - Arguments for FPOpenVol call.
<Sess: %d>; Resolving IDS: Volume ID: 0x%x; File ID: 0x%x - Arguments for FPResolveID call.
<Sess: %d>; DtRefNum: 0x%x; Creator: %s; Directory ID: 0x%x; Name Type: 0x%x; Application name - Arguments for FPRemoveAPPL call.
<Sess: %d>; DtRefNum: 0x%x; DirId: 0x%x; PathType: 0x%x; Remove Comment - Arguments for FPRemoveComment call.
<Sess: %d>; VolId; 0x%x; DirId: 0x%x; PathType: 0x%x; Path - Arguments for FPRename call.
<Sess: %d>; New Type: 0x%x; to - Arguments for FPRename call
<Sess: %d>; VolId: 0x%x; DirId: 0x%x; BitMap: 0x%x; PathType: 0x%x; Path - Arguments for FPSetFileDirParms call.
<Sess: %d>; DirId: 0x%x; BitMap: 0x%x; NameType: 0x%x; Length: 0x%x - Arguments for AFP VINES Extension call SetFileDirVines call.
<Sess: %d>; get_banname: Searching for: %s - System is looking up a name that is greater than 31 characters. StreetTalk names can be greater than 32 characters; therefore, the names must be mapped into unique 31 character strings for AFP.
<Sess: %d>; add_banname: Adding name: %s - System is adding a name that is greater than 31 characters. StreetTalk names can be greater than 32 characters; therefore, the names must be mapped into unique 31 character strings for AFP.
<Sess: %d>; do_asp_response: result: %s; Packet Length: %d - ASP Response to an AFP request.
<Sess: %d>; Unknown Name Type for Mapping: %d - Type field specified on a MapName or MapID call is invalid for the type of call being made.
<Sess: %d>; AfpSignalUSR1: send Attention message to Session %d - User Signal 1 received by AFP causes an attention message to be sent to all Macintosh workstations currently logged in to the network.
<Sess: %d>; User already has %s mounted - Because AFP is registered in all zones attached to the local server, AFP must remember which file volumes a user has mounted so that the user cannot mount the same volume twice. This message identifies the file volume as already mounted for this user (at the same Macintosh workstation).
<Sess: %d>; Server Name: %s - User Signal 2 logs special information about AFP, specifically the name of the server the service is running on.
<Sess: %d>; Number of Users: %d - User Signal 2 logs special information about AFP, specifically the number of users currently logged in.
<Sess: %d>; Number of Services: %d - User Signal 2 logs special information about AFP, specifically the number of file services of which AFP is currently aware.
<Sess: %d>; Amount of time Server has been up: %ld - User Signal 2 logs special information about AFP, specifically the length of time AFP has been running.
<Sess: %d>; Service Name: %s Service State: %d - User Signal 2 logs special information about AFP, specifically listing here each file service of which AFP is aware and the state of the file service.
%s - Because a VINES log message can be a maximum of 255 characters and AFP pathnames can be a maximum of 255 characters, each path name is logged on a separate line to avoid logging a path name that can crash the service.
<Sess: %d>; Number of Volumes: %d - Number of AFP Volumes currently available to the user.
<Sess: %d>; VolumeId: 0x%x\tVolume Name: %s - Volume Identifier and the file service to which it corresponds.
<Sess: %d>; Opened Directory with File ID: 0x%x - Logs the File Identifier for a directory that was just opened.
<Sess: %d>; Name Selector shows No Name Specified - AFP internal error that indicates a request to create an FNAME structure does not specify the resource or data fork. One or the other must be specified.
<Sess: %d>; Error %d while attempting to update DeskTop DataBase - Specified error occurred while trying to update the desktop database.
<Sess: %d>; Desktop DataBase error %d while inserting Key: %s - Specified Btree error occurred while attempting to insert the specified key into the desktop database.
<Sess: %d>; Desktop DataBase error %d while altering Key: %s - Specified Btree error occurred while attempting to alter the specified key in the desktop database.
<Sess: %d>; Desktop DataBase error %d on Fetch of Key: %s - Specified Btree error occurred while attempting to retrieve the specified key from the desktop database.
<Sess: %d>; Keys do not match: Search Key: %s; Matched: %s - Key returned from the desktop database does not match the key that AFP was looking to match.
<Sess: %d>; Failure to retrieve next key for Key: %s - No more keys exist in the Btree.
<Sess: %d>; DeskTop Database Application mapping for file id: %d removed - Application mapping for the specified file ID has been removed from the desktop database.
<Sess: %d>; Icon for Key: %s was not found - Icon for the specified key is not in the desktop database file.
<Sess: %d>; Key: %s not found - Specified key was not found in the desktop database file.
<Sess: %d>; Desktop DataBase error %d while deleting entry for Key: %s - Specified Btree error occurred while deleting the entry in the desktop database for the specified key.
<Sess: %d>; Verifying Desktop Database - it may be corrupted - AFP checks the validity of the desktop database because an error occurred when the call or request should have succeeded.
<Sess: %d>; Error %d while validating DeskTop Database. Creating Backup Files - Error occurred while validating the desktop database. The current state of the desktop database will be saved in case further investigation is required.
<Sess: %d>; Map size error: mapsize: 0x%x; IconSize: 0x%x - Size of the icon map is invalid.
<Sess: %d>; FlushFork: OForkRefNum: 0x%x; File: %s - Arguments for the FPFlushFork call.
<Sess: %d>; GetForkParms: OForkRefNum: 0x%x; Bit Map: 0x%x; File: %s - Arguments for the FPGetForkParms call.
<Sess: %d>; ReadFork: OForkRef: 0x%x; Request Size: 0x%x; Offset: 0x%x; Mask: 0x%x; Char: 0x%x - Arguments for the FPRead call.
<Sess: %d>; WriteFork; OForkRef: 0x%x; Request Size: 0x%x; Offset: 0x%x; Start/End Flag: 0x%x - Arguments for the FPWrite call.
<Sess: %d>; Error %d on vlookupfid call - VFS returned the specified error on a vlookupfid call. The same error as the Log Level 1 error, there are places within AFP where this is not necessarily an error. Therefore, this message is not always displayed.
<Sess: %d>; Error %d attempting to get names via getattr call - VFS returned the specified error when the system was attempting to retrieve the name of a file.
<Sess: %d>; AFP's Nonce is invalid. Attempting to Login again - AFP's nonce becomes invalid periodically. Rather than forcing you to stop and start the service, AFP attempts to re-login to Security Service and get a new nonce. If this call fails five consecutive times, AFP becomes inoperative to show there is an AFP/VINES Security Service problem.
<Sess: %d>; %s: Error %d on VSAgtLogin call - Security Service returned the specified error on the Agent Login call.
<Sess: %d>; Unable to convert volume name: %s to pointer - Specified VINES file service name was not located in the AFP service's list of known file services.
<Sess: %d>; FATAL: resolve.c: Selector field is not DATA for a folder - While attempting to resolve a path name, the selector field of a directory is not set to DATA. Directories do not have RESOURCE forks; therefore, this field is invalid. A problem exists with the disk structure.
<Sess: %d>; MountVolume: Missing @ in: %s; AFP Fatal Error - While parsing the SvcTable file, AFP encountered an invalid StreetTalk name. This condition indicates internal inconsistencies on the server; AFP will not operate in this environment.
<Sess: %d>; Fatal VNSLogin Error: %d; AFP Terminating - Security Service returned an error while AFP was attempting to login.
<Sess: %d>; Matchmaker Port Setting Error: %d - Specified error occurred while attempting to set the Matchmaker port for AFP.
<Sess: %d>; Unable to open file: %s - Error occurred attempting to open the SvcTable file.
<Sess: %d>; File %s contains incorrect format - SvcTable format is incorrect. This is an inconsistency on the server.
<Sess: %d>; Fatal VINES AppleTalk Error: %d; AFP Terminating - Unexpected AppleTalk error occurred during initialization. AFP cannot continue until this error is corrected.
<Sess: %d>; FATAL: %s; Attempt to copy NULL fname ptr - Fname structure that is supposed to be copied contains all NULL pointers. This internal AFP error is fatal.
