Re: [Quickfix-users] Problem with logon in linux

[Joerg T. <Joe...@ma...>]

 From a previous message, I see that you probably still use QF 1.7.0. 
Could you upgrade to QF 1.7.1? Then the event logging would be more 
verbose in the case of disconnects.

> I am having problems while logging into a linux box.

Our FIX servers runs on a Linux box, and our clients connect from Linux, 
Solaris and Windows machines.

> 1) I have a server and a client program. if both these components are 
> sitting on the same windows machine or even different windows machine 
> then everything works fine.
> 
> Also if both these components sit on the same linux box, then also 
> everything works fine.
> 
> But the problem occurs when I have the client running on a different 
> linux or windows box. I have given the scenarios below.
> 
> * Server          Client          status *
> windows1        windows1        working
> windows1        windows2        working
> linux1          linux1          working
> linux1          linux2          not working
> linux1          windows1        not working
> 
> I get the following error on the server console.
> <20040531-10:17:04, FIX.4.3:TW->CLIENT1, incoming>
>   
> (8=FIX.4.3?9=65?35=A?34=22?49=CLIENT1?52=20040531-09:14:59.000?56=TW?98=0?108=30?10=201) 
> <20040531-10:17:04, FIX.4.3:TW->CLIENT1, event>
>   (Disconnecting)
> 

Tag 35=22 indicates that you already sent some messages. Perhaps the 
session is disconnected because the sequence number is to low. Try 
clearing the queues on both sides and restart.

Also there may be a time synchronization issue. Check this to 
configuration properties:

CheckLatency  	If set to Y, messages must be received from the 
counterparty within a defined number of seconds (see MaxLatency). It is 
useful to turn this off if a system uses localtime for it's timestamps 
instead of GMT.

Values: {Y, N }, Default: Y


MaxLatency 	If CheckLatency is set to Y, this defines the number of 
seconds latency allowed for a message to be processed.

Values: positive integer, Default: 120

Cheers, Jörg

> 
> On the client console, I see this error
> <20040531-09:15:29, FIX.4.3:CLIENT1->TW, event>
>   (Created session)
> SK-Run
> 
> 1) Enter Order
> 2) Cancel Order
> 3) Replace Order
> 4) Market data test
> 5) Load Test
> 6) Quit
> Action:
> <20040531-09:15:29, FIX.4.3:CLIENT1->TW, event>
>   (Connecting to gfinetap1 on port 5022)
> <20040531-09:15:29, FIX.4.3:CLIENT1->TW, event>
>   (Connection succeeded)
> Debug toAdmin called 
> 8=FIX.4.3?9=65?35=A?34=23?49=CLIENT1?52=20040531-09:15:30.0
> 00?56=TW?98=0?108=30?10=192?
> <20040531-09:15:30, FIX.4.3:CLIENT1->TW, outgoing>
>   
> (8=FIX.4.3?9=65?35=A?34=23?49=CLIENT1?52=20040531-09:15:30.000?56=TW?98=0?108= 
> 
> 30?10=192?)
> <20040531-09:15:30, FIX.4.3:CLIENT1->TW, event>
>   (Initiated logon request)
> <20040531-09:15:30, FIX.4.3:CLIENT1->TW, event>
>   (Disconnecting)       
> 
> The server and clients are communicating, but they are unable to logon.
> 
> any inputs, about what I am doing wrong.
> 
> with regards
> R Shamanth
> 
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