Error Messages > Alarm messages
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Go to the Content Gateway config directory (default location is /opt/WCG/config) and check the indicated file permissions; change them if necessary.
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Go to the Content Gateway config directory and make sure the indicated file exists. Check its permissions and change them if necessary.
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Go to the Content Gateway config directory and check the indicated file permissions; change them if necessary.
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Go to the Content Gateway config directory and check the indicated file. If it is indeed zero in length, use a backup copy of the configuration file.
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Content Gateway can't open filename for reading custom formats
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Make sure that the proxy.config.log2.config_file variable in the records.config file contains the correct path to the custom log configuration file (the default is logging/logs.config).
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Check your custom log configuration file. There may be syntax errors. See Custom logging fields, for correct custom log format fields.
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The content_manager process is not able to set virtual IP addresses. You must setuid root for the vip_config file in the Content Gateway bin directory.
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Content Gateway cannot parse the ICAP URI. Please ensure that the URI is entered correctly in Content Gateway Manager or in the proxy.config.icap.ICAPUri configuration variable.
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See Working With Web DLP for additional details on the format of the URI.
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The specified ICAP server does not have a DNS entry. Please ensure that a valid DSS hostname is entered correctly in Content Gateway Manager or in the proxy.config.icap.ICAPUri configuration variable.
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The hostname in the records.config file does not match any entries in the DNS. Ensure that the name of a valid TRITON AP-DATA server is entered correctly in the Content Gateway manager.
See Working With Web DLP for information on the format of the URI.
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Ensure that the TRITON Management server is up and running, and accepting connections on the port specified in the proxy.config.icap.ICAPUri variable. Contact your TRITON AP-DATA administrator if this message persists.
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Domain controller domain_controller_name:port is down.
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Error Messages > Alarm messages
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