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AMQ5008 IBM Websphere MQ Explorer fails - Middleware News

AMQ5008 IBM Websphere MQ Explorer fails - Middleware News


Problem

You are trying to use the MQ Explorer on WebSphere MQ for Linux V6.0. You receive error messages, FDCs, and the following error message during the startup of the GUI:

Problems opening perspective
'com.ibm.mq.explorer.ui.internal perspective mqperspective'

Furthermore, the left navigational panel does not show any entries.

Symptom

AMQ5008: An essential WebSphere MQ process 4427 (amqzfuma) cannot be
found and is assumed to be terminated.

Cause

It is very likely that the UNIX group for the userid who is trying to launch the MQ Explorer does not exist in the local machine and a placeholder number is being used.
For example, when you use "ls -l" on files in the home directory of the user, there is a number, such as 102, instead of a group name.

Resolving the problem

The root user should ensure that the placeholder group number for the user in question is a fully registered group for the local machine, such as in the /etc/group file.

Additional information
Some symptoms for this problem can be found in the /var/mqm/errors/AMQERR01.LOG file, such as:

AMQ5008: An essential WebSphere MQ process 4427 (amqzfuma) cannot be
found and is assumed to be terminated.

AMQ6090: WebSphere MQ was unable to display an error message 893.
EXPLANATION:
MQ has attempted to display the message associated with return code
hexadecimal '893'. The return code indicates that there is no message text
associated with the message. Associated with the request are inserts 0 : 0 : : : .

The FDC file that corresponds to the above error message is likely to have:

Probe Id :- XC130004
Program Name :- amqzfuma
Major Errorcode :- STOP
Minor Errorcode :- OK
Probe Type :- HALT6109
Probe Severity :- 1
Probe Description :- AMQ6109: An internal WebSphere MQ error has occurred.
FDCSequenceNumber :- 0
Arith1 :- 11 b
Comment1 :- SIGSEGV: address not mapped((nil))
+---
MQM Function Stack
zfuProcessMessage
zfuCacheAuthQueue
lpiSPIMQConnect
zstMQConnect
zifMQCONN
zsqMQCONN
kpiMQCONN
kqiAuthorityChecks
gpiCheckObjectAuthority
zfu_as_checkobjectauthority
zfu_as_calculateauthority
zfu_as_searchprincipallist
xcsFFST


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