Seon Core - list of returncodes

seoneq

• 0: everything OK or help was displayed
• 1: configfile /etc/seon.conf not readable
• 2: config from database not readable
• 3: no parameters given
• 4: problem with file (take a look at the output of the program)
• 5: partner not found
• 6: unknown OFTP version
• 7: error in signing data (refer to output and/or send log)
• 8: error in compressing data (refer to output and/or send log)
• 9: error in encrypting data (refer to output and/or send log)
• 10: file size after signing and/or compressing and/or encrypting is zero
• 11: error during adding file to send queue
• 12: no file parameter given when enqueueing OFTP2 EERP/NERP
• 13: improper usage of sign flag
• 14: undefined cipher suite for EERP
• 15: hashing error during OFTP2 operation
• 16: invalid 'V' file with format MVS
• 17: invalid virtual filename

seonped

• 0: everything OK
• 1: no parameters given
• 2: help was displayed
• 3: no shortname given
• 4: configfile /etc/seon.conf not readable
• 5: config from database not readable
• 6: illegal value for connection type
• 7: error searching for partner with given shortname (SQL query problem, check syslog)
• 8: more than one entry for shortname found (check database scheme)

seonpoll

• 0: everything OK or help was displayed
• 1: no shortname given or no partner for given shortname found
• 2: configfile /etc/seon.conf not readable
• 3: config from database not readable
• 4: fork error (process table full?)
• 5: setsid() problem (cannot daemonize)
• 6: license invalid
• 7: OFTP2 not supported in this version

If the „do not daemonize“-option is used (i.e. for checking if any file has been transmitted, if the connect was successful etc.), the following values are returned:

• 11: problem finding partner index in partner table
• 12: connect problem (any type, please refer to the logs to obtain more information)
• 15-: sum of transfered and/or acknowledged files in the successfully initiated OFTP session.

Because returncodes may have a value of 0-255, a restriction was done here: The returncode consists of two components: 10 + (5+transfered files)%240. For most situation this will be enough, but look at some examples:

2 files transfered: rc = 10+(5+2)%240 = 17

500 files transfered: rc = 10+(5+500)%240 = 35

1234 files transfered: rc = 10+(5+1234)%240 = 49

seonrd

• 0: everything OK or help was displayed
• 1: configfile /etc/seon.conf not readable
• 2: config from database not readable
• 3: license invalid
• 4: existing receive daemon found in database (please cleanup)
• 5: fork error (process table full?)
• 6: setsid() problem (cannot daemonize)
• 7: fork error (process table full?) for network server
• 8: fork error (process table full?) for Brick server
• 9: network socket error
• 10: network bind error
• 11: network listen error

seonsqd

• 0: everything OK or help was displayed
• 1: configfile /etc/seon.conf not readable
• 2: config from database not readable
• 3: existing send queue daemon found in database (please cleanup)
• 4: fork error (process table full?)
• 5: setsid() problem (cannot daemonize)
• 6: license invalid

seonsend

• 1: configfile /etc/seon.conf not readable
• 2: config from database not readable
• 3: setsid() problem (cannot daemonize)
• 4: problem with file (take a look at the output of the program)
• 5: fork error (process table full?)
• 6: unknown OFTP version
• 7: error in signing data (refer to output and/or send log)
• 8: error in compressing data (refer to output and/or send log)
• 9: error in encrypting data (refer to output and/or send log)
• 10: file size after signing and/or compressing and/or encrypting is zero
• 11: partner not found
• 12: license invalid
• 13: OFTP2 not supported