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oracle_linux7.2_crash [2020/06/12 11:25] – created andonovjoracle_linux7.2_crash [2020/06/12 11:40] (current) – [Solution] andonovj
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                              --> ksdrdp --- protocol (RDP)                              --> ksdrdp --- protocol (RDP)
                                   -->ksuitm --session allocation initial for program to get allocate memory to start (itm)                                   -->ksuitm --session allocation initial for program to get allocate memory to start (itm)
-                                             --> now kjzdicrshnfy --- it failed since memory allocation main and crash..crash notify +                                           --> now kjzdicrshnfy --- it failed since memory allocation main and crash notify 
-                                               --> kjzduptcctx --- Notifying DIAG for crash event +                                              --> kjzduptcctx --- Notifying DIAG for crash event 
-                                                  --> kjzdssdmp -- Dump the log+                                                  --> kjzdssdmp --- Dump the log
  
 </Code> </Code>
  
 From the stack, you can see that it failed because it allocate the memory to start. From the stack, you can see that it failed because it allocate the memory to start.
 +
 +=====Solution=====
 +So, what is the solution. Well the we have to modify the setting and reboot the services:
 +
 +
 +So firstly edit the settings and restart the services as follows:
 +
 +<Code:bash|Fix the configuration>
 +--Edit of: /etc/systemd/logind.conf
 +RemoveIPC=no
 +
 +--Reboot services:
 +systemctl restart systemd-logind.service
 +
 +--or better restart the whole system:
 +systemctl reboot
 +</Code>
 +
  
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