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Need to Diagnose a CA Directory Startup Problem

Valid on UNIX

Symptom:

I am having a problem with CA Directory startup that I need to diagnose.

Solution:

The /etc/init.d/dxserver script starts and stops CA Directory at system boot and shutdown. This starts and stops SSL daemons, DXadmind, and any DSAs marked for autostart.

The script writes a log called dxserver-rc.log, usually in the DXserver logs directory, DXHOME/logs (if DXHOME is not defined, then look for this file in the /tmp directory). This log shows each of the processes started or stopped.