Diagnostic Messages 1003.04 - 1916
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Number | Diagnostic Text | Meaning | Action |
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1003.04 |
Unknown escape sequence |
Unknown escape sequence <sequence found> |
Remove or edit the escape sequence. |
1004 |
noexec and execute_via_su are not compatible |
noexec and execute_via_su are not compatible features. |
The noexec feature and the execute_via_su features cannot be used together (because su must execute). |
1005 |
ACA policy error for '<ACA control type>' '<filespec>' '<permissions>' |
While adding an ACA policy, an error was encountered. |
Resolve the issue with the ACA policy rule in the Privilege Management for Unix and Linux policy. |
1006 |
ACA Error in policy <ACA Policy> |
The ACA policy has an invalid permission. |
Resolve the issue with the ACA policy in the Privilege Management for Unix and Linux policy file. |
1027.04 |
Undefined list variable |
A reference was made to a non-existent list. |
Correct the policy. |
1041.01 |
Expected number |
A number was expected for the arguments of -, *, /, %. |
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1041.02 |
Expected number |
A number was expected for the arguments of <, >, <=, >=. |
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1041.03 |
Expected number |
A number was expected after a unary minus. |
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1041.04 |
Expected number |
A number was expected in the step expression. |
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1042.01 |
Expected string |
A string was expected. |
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1061 |
Expected list[number] = string |
An improper list assignment was attempted. |
Verify the variable being assigned is a list, the index is a number, and the value being assigned is a string. |
1062 |
Expected list[integer] |
An invalid list reference was attempted. |
Verify the variable being referenced is a list and the index is a number. |
1063 |
Expected 'string in list' |
The in operator was used incorrectly. |
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1064 |
Expected <value1> but got <value2>. |
When using pblog, an expression can be given to search for certain log entries. This expression must result in a boolean value. Expressions can also be given to format the output of the matching log entries. These expressions must return a string. |
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1065 |
Problem with variable assignment <name> = <value>. Expecting value within the range [<value1>-<value2>] |
The named variable was set to a value not within the valid range. |
Modify the variable setting to correct the assigned value. |
1070 |
Too many functions |
The configuration files declared too many functions. |
Remove some functions and contact BeyondTrust Support. |
1071 |
Duplicate function name: <name> |
A function with this name has already been declared. |
Rename one of the duplicates. |
1072 |
<name> is a function |
No return value is being picked up from a function call. |
Change the function declaration to a procedure or assign the result to a dummy function. |
1073 |
<name> is a procedure |
The call should not be used in the expression because procedures do not return values. |
Change the procedure declaration to a function or remove the procedure call from the expression. |
1074 |
Argument Mismatch |
The number of arguments in the declaration and the call are different. |
Make sure the right number of arguments are passed to the function call or change the declaration. |
1075 |
Missing return value from function |
There was no value returned from a function. The statement <function name> = ... should be used somewhere in the function. |
For a function, the statement <procedure name> = ... should be in the function body. |
1076 |
Return value from procedure |
A procedure should not return a value. |
The statement <procedure name> =... should not be in the procedure body. |
1077 |
Expected ldap_bind (ldapc,string,[string]) |
Syntax error in ldap_bind's arguments |
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1078 |
LDAP error: <LDAP diagnostic> |
An LDAP bind failed. The LDAP diagnostic describes the reason in more detail. |
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1079 |
Attempt to bind to invalid LDAP connection |
An attempt was made to perform an LDAP bind using a variable that did not contain a valid LDAP connection. |
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1080 |
List index out of range |
The index used to reference a list element is beyond the bounds of the list. For example, small = {"one", "two"}; WontWork = small[99]; |
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1081 |
range - index out of range |
An index used in the range() function is beyond the bounds of the list. |
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1082 |
replace - index out of range |
An index used in the replace() function is beyond the bounds of the list. |
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1083 |
error in for statement start- expression |
A for statement has an invalid expression for its start expression. |
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1084 |
error in for statement to- expression |
A for statement has an invalid expression for its to expression. |
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1085 |
error in for statement step- expression |
A for statement has an invalid expression for its step expression. |
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1086 |
error in for statement arguments - <variable name> is not a number" |
The named variable does not evaluate to a number. |
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1087 |
error in right side of assignment |
The right side of an assignment is not a valid variable. |
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1088 |
error in left side of assignment statement |
The right side of an assignment is not a valid variable. |
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1089 |
error in right side of assignment statement |
The right side of an assignment is not a valid variable. |
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1090 |
Continue statement is not in a loop |
A continue statement is not inside of a loop construct. |
Correct the policy. |
1091.1 |
Bad format in <statement or operator>. Expected ### nodes, found ### |
This is an internal parser error. |
Contact BeyondTrust Support. |
1091.2 |
Bad format in <statement or operator>. Expected ### or ### nodes, found ### |
This is an internal parser error. |
Contact BeyondTrust Support. |
1100 |
Assignment to constant list '<value>' |
An assignment was attempted on one of the read-only lists provided from pbrun to pbmasterd. For example, groups = {"admin", "users"}; should probably be: rungroups = {"admin", "users"}; |
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1101 |
Assignment to constant <variable name> |
An assignment was attempted on a constant or one of the read-only variables provided from pbrun to pbmasterd. For example, user = "root"; should probably be: runuser = "root"; |
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1120 |
Can't use == on lists |
There is no equivalence function for lists. |
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1140 |
Division by zero |
A mathematical expression resulted in a division by zero. |
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1160 |
case found after default |
The default case must be at the end of the switch statement. It should not come before any other case statements. |
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1161 |
more than one default? |
Only one default case is permitted in a switch statement. |
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1162 |
Not in switch statement |
A break statement was found outside of a switch statement. |
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1163 |
Nesting overflow |
Too many levels of nested statements were used. The maximum number of nesting levels is 32. |
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1164 |
Only lists of strings supported. |
Lists must only contain strings. They may not contain numbers or other lists. |
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1165 |
Operands must be the same type |
Operands of -, *, /, %, <, >, <=, >=, ==, != must be the same. |
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1167 |
syntax error |
A syntax error was found in the configuration file. |
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1167.2 |
Expecting a statement |
A statement was expected, but not found. |
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1168 |
Assignment operation failed |
An assignment failed. This is usually preceded by another diagnostic detailing the precise cause. |
Correct the policy. |
1169 |
Variable runcommand is missing |
The runcommand variable cannot be found. |
Correct the policy. |
1170 |
Variable runcommand is empty |
The runcommand variable is empty or blank. |
Correct the policy. |
1171 |
Powerbroker program xxx started with invalid program name argv [0]: xxx |
Argv[0] has an invalid string length, larger than MAXPATHLEN |
Check and correct argv [0]. |
1200 |
Unknown function '<name>' |
A call was made to an unknown function. |
Contact BeyondTrust Support. |
1210- 1245 |
<function name> is not a procedure |
A function was called as a procedure. The return value of the function was ignored. |
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1261- 1262 |
<name> is not supported on this architecture |
This function or procedure does not run on this architecture. |
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1300- 1308 |
<procedure name> is not a function |
A procedure was called as a function. Procedures do not have return values. |
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1400- 1437 |
Expected ## Function(parameters ...) |
A call was made to a function or procedure with illegal or missing parameters. |
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1438 |
Expected setkeystrokeaction (<match pattern>, <"shell" | "re">, <action>) |
Invalid arguments were provided to the setkeystrokeaction() function. |
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1438.1 |
Pattern type is not RE or SHELL |
The pattern type argument to setkeystrokeaction() must be either SHELL for a shell pattern or RE for a regular expression. |
Edit the policy to correct the error. |
1439 |
Expected unset(string) |
Invalid arguments were provided to the unset function. |
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1440 |
Can not unset read-only variable <name> |
An attempt was made to unset a read-only variable. |
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1441 |
Expected submitconfirmuser (<user name> [,<prompt string>], [<tries>]) |
Invalid arguments were provided to the submitconfirmuser() function. |
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1442 |
Expected policygetenv(string) |
Invalid arguments were provided to the policygetenv() function. |
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1443 |
Expected policysetenv(string, string) |
Invalid arguments were provided to the policysetenv() function. |
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1444 |
Expected policyunsetenv (string|list, ...) |
Invalid arguments were provided to the policyunsetenv() function. |
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1445 |
Error in regular expression '<expression>': <diagnostic> |
There was an error in evaluating a regular expression. The diagnostic provides system-specific information. |
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1446 |
Expected sub(<pattern>, <replacement>, <target string>) |
Invalid arguments were provided to the sub() function. |
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1447 |
Expected gsub(<pattern>, <substitute>, <incoming string>) |
Invalid arguments were provided to the gsub() function. |
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1448 |
Error in regular expression '<expression>'': <diagnostic> |
There was an error in evaluating a regular expression. The diagnostic provides system-specific information. |
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1449 |
Improperly formatted keystroke action list - wrong number |
pblocald detected an error in the keystroke action list sent from pbmasterd's policy. |
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1450 |
Improper keystroke search type - <type> |
The types for setkeystrokeaction can only be shell or re. |
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1451 |
Expected ldap_unbind(ldapc) |
Syntax error in ldap_unbind's arguments |
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1452 |
LDAP error: <LDAP diagnostic> |
An LDAP unbind failed. The LDAP diagnostic describes the reason in more detail. |
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1453 |
Expected ldap_search (ldapc,string,string,string,lis t,int) |
Syntax error in ldap_search's arguments |
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1454 |
Invalid scope value <value> |
The listed value is not a valid scope string for ldap_search. |
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1455 |
ldap_count_entries expected a single argument |
Syntax error in ldap_count_entries ' arguments. |
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1456 |
ldap_entry_count expected an ldap message as its argument |
The argument to ldap_count_entries must be a valid LDAP message obtained from ldap_ search. |
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1457 |
ldap_first_entry expected an ldap message as its argument |
The argument to the ldap_ firstentry() function must be a valid LDAP message from a prior call to the ldap_search() function. |
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1458 |
ldap_next_entry expected an ldap message as its argument |
The argument to ldap_ nextentry() must be a valid LDAP message from ldap_ search(). |
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1459 |
LDAP error: %s |
An internal LDAP error occurred in ldap_next_entry(). The LDAP diagnostic describes the reason in more detail. |
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1460 |
LDAP error: call on no more entries |
ldap_next_entry tried to read beyond the end of its available entries. |
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1461 |
ldap_attributes expected an ldap message as its argument |
The argument to ldap_ attributes must be a valid LDAP message. |
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1462 |
ldap_get_values expected (ldapm,string) |
Invalid arguments were provided to ldap_get_values. |
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1463 |
ldap_get_dn expected an ldap message |
ldap_get_dn expected a valid LDAP message as its argument. |
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1464 |
ldap_explode_dn expected (string,integer) |
Invalid arguments were supplied to ldap_explode_dn. |
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1465 |
ldap_dn2ufn expected (string) |
Invalid arguments were supplied to ldap_dn2ufn. |
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1466 |
Expected <function description> |
A function call argument did not match its expected type. This is normally preceded or followed by another diagnostic that names the function. |
Edit the policy to correct the error. |
1466.1 |
submitconfirmuser No arguments provided - expecting ### argument<s> |
The submitconfirmuser() function expects arguments, but none were provided. |
Edit the policy to correct the error. |
1466.2 |
submitconfirmuser too few arguments - expecting ### argument(s), got ### |
The submitconfirmuser() function did not receive enough arguments. |
Edit the policy to correct the error. |
1466.3 |
submitconfirmuser too many arguments - expecting ### argument(s), got ### |
The submitconfirmuser() function received too many arguments. |
Edit the policy to correct the error. |
1466.4 |
error with argument <argumentnumber> in submitconfirmuser |
The submitconfirmuser() function received an invalid argument at argument number <argument number>. |
Edit the policy to correct the error. |
1467 |
Expected <function description> |
A function call argument did not match its expected type. This is normally preceded or followed by another diagnostic that names the function. |
Correct the policy. |
1467.1 |
sub no arguments provided - expecting ### argument<s> |
The sub() function expects arguments, but none were provided. |
Edit the policy to correct the error. |
1467.2 |
sub too few arguments - expecting ### argument(s), got ### |
The sub() function did not receive enough arguments. |
Edit the policy to correct the error. |
1467. 3 |
sub too many arguments - expecting ### argument(s), got ### |
The sub() function received too many arguments. |
Edit the policy to correct the error. |
1467.4 |
error with argument <argument number> |
The sub() function received an invalid argument at argument number <argument number>. |
Edit the policy to correct the error. |
1468.1 |
No arguments provided to <function name> |
No arguments were provided for the named function. |
Correct the policy. |
1468.2 |
Too many arguments to <function name> - expecting ### arguments |
Too many arguments were provided in a call to the named function. |
Correct the policy. |
1468.3 |
Expected <function description> |
A function call argument did not match its expected type. This is normally preceded or followed by another diagnostic that names the function. |
Correct the policy. |
1468.4 |
Argument ### is not a string in <function name> |
The listed argument to the named function was not a string. |
Correct the policy. |
1468.5 |
Expected <function description> |
A function call argument did not match its expected type. This is normally preceded or followed by another diagnostic that names the function. |
Correct the policy. |
1468.6 |
Argument 2 is not a string or number in <function name> |
The second argument to the named function was neither a string nor a number. |
Correct the policy. |
1468.7 |
Expected <function description> |
A function call argument did not match its expected type. This is normally preceded or followed by another diagnostic that names the function. |
Correct the policy. |
1468.8 |
Argument 2 is not a string <function name> |
The second parameter to the named function is not a string. It should be. |
Correct the policy. |
1469.1 |
<function> no arguments provided - expecting ### argument<s> |
The named function expects arguments, but none were provided. |
Edit the policy to correct the error. |
1469.2 |
<function> too few arguments - expecting ### argument(s), got ### |
The named function did not receive enough arguments. |
Edit the policy to correct the error. |
1469.3 |
<function> too many arguments - expecting ### argument(s), got ### |
The named function received too many arguments. |
Edit the policy to correct the error. |
1469.4 |
error with argument <argument number> in <function name> |
The named function received an invalid argument at argument number <argument number>. |
Edit the policy to correct the error. |
1469.5 |
Missing arguments in <function name> |
No arguments were provided to the named function. |
Correct the policy. |
1469.6 |
Invalid arguments in <function name> |
Invalid arguments were provided to the named function. |
Correct the policy. |
1469.7 |
Expected <function description> |
A function call argument did not match its expected type. This is normally preceded or followed by another diagnostic that names the function. |
Correct the policy. |
1469.9 |
Argument 3 is not a number in <function name> |
The second parameter to the named function is not a number when it should be. |
Correct the policy. |
1470 |
Expected <function description> |
A function call argument did not match its expected type. This is normally preceded or followed by another diagnostic that names the function. |
Correct the policy. |
1470.1 |
<function> no arguments provided - expecting ### argument<s> |
The named function expects arguments, but none were provided. |
Edit the policy to correct the error. |
1470.2 |
<function> too few arguments - expecting ### argument(s), got ### |
The named function did not receive enough arguments. |
Edit the policy to correct the error. |
1470.3 |
<function> too many arguments - expecting ### argument(s), got ### |
The named function received too many arguments. |
Edit the policy to correct the error. |
1470.4 |
error with argument <argument number> in <function name> |
The named function received an invalid argument at argument number <argument number>. |
Edit the policy to correct the error. |
1470.5 |
Missing arguments in <function name> |
No arguments were provided to the named function. |
Correct the policy. |
1470.6 |
Expected <function description> |
A function call argument did not match its expected type. This is normally preceded or followed by another diagnostic that names the function. |
Correct the policy. |
1471 |
Expected <function description> |
A function call argument did not match its expected type. This is normally preceded or followed by another diagnostic that names the function. |
Correct the policy. |
1471.1 |
<function> no arguments provided - expecting ### argument<s> |
The named function expects arguments, but none were provided. |
Edit the policy to correct the error. |
1471.2 |
<function> too few arguments - expecting ### argument(s), got ### |
The named function did not receive enough arguments. |
Edit the policy to correct the error. |
1471.3 |
<function> too many arguments - expecting ### argument(s), got ### |
The named function received too many arguments. |
Edit the policy to correct the error. |
1471.4 |
error with argument <argument number> in <function name> |
The named function received an invalid argument at argument number <argument number>. |
Edit the policy to correct the error. |
1472.1 |
<function> no arguments provided - expecting ### argument<s> |
The named function expects arguments, but none were provided. |
Edit the policy to correct the error. |
1472.2 |
<function> too few arguments - expecting ### argument(s), got ### |
The named function did not receive enough arguments. |
Edit the policy to correct the error. |
1472.3 |
<function> too many arguments - expecting ### argument(s), got ### |
The named function received too many arguments. |
Edit the policy to correct the error. |
1472.4 |
error with argument <argument number> in <function name> |
The named function received an invalid argument at argument number <argument number>. |
Edit the policy to correct the error. |
1473 |
Expected <function description> |
A function call argument did not match its expected type. This is normally preceded or followed by another diagnostic that names the function. |
Correct the policy. |
1473.1 |
Missing arguments in <function name> |
No arguments were provided to the named function. |
Correct the policy. |
1473.2 |
Expected <function description> |
A function call argument did not match its expected type. This is normally preceded or followed by another diagnostic that names the function. |
Correct the policy. |
1474 |
No connection to LDAP server <ldap server host name>:<port number> |
No connection was found to the named LDAP server. |
Correct the policy. |
1475 |
<function name> LDAP error: <LDAP internal diagnostic> |
An internal LDAP error occurred in the named function. The LDAP diagnostic message describes the reason in more detail. |
The solution may be identifiable based upon the LDAP diagnostic message. Otherwise, contact BeyondTrust Support. |
1476 |
LDAP error: <LDAP internal diagnostic> |
An internal LDAP error occurred in ldap_first_entry. The LDAP diagnostic message describes the reason in more detail. |
The solution may be identifiable based upon the LDAP diagnostic message. Otherwise, contact BeyondTrust Support. |
1477 |
LDAP error: call on no more entries |
An internal LDAP error occurred in ldap_attributes. The LDAP diagnostic message describes the reason in more detail. |
Correct the policy. |
1478 |
LDAP error: <LDAP internal diagnostic> |
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1479 |
Expected <function description> |
A function call argument did not match its expected type. This is normally preceded or followed by another diagnostic that names the function. |
Correct the policy. |
1479.1 |
<function> no arguments provided - expecting ### argument<s> |
The named function expects arguments, but none were provided. |
Edit the policy to correct the error. |
1479.2 |
<function> too few arguments - expecting ### argument(s), got ### |
The named function did not receive enough arguments. |
Edit the policy to correct the error. |
1479.3 |
<function> too many arguments - expecting ### argument(s), got ### |
The named function received too many arguments. |
Edit the policy to correct the error. |
1479. |
error with argument <argument number> in <function name> |
The named function received an invalid argument at argument number <argument number>. |
Edit the policy to correct the error. |
1480 |
Expected <function description> |
A function call argument did not match its expected type. This is normally preceded or followed by another diagnostic that names the function. |
Correct the policy. |
1480.1 |
<function> no arguments provided - expecting ### argument<s> |
The named function expects arguments, but none were provided. |
Edit the policy to correct the error. |
1480.2 |
<function> too few arguments - expecting ### argument(s), got ### |
The named function did not receive enough arguments. |
Edit the policy to correct the error. |
1480.3 |
<function> too many arguments - expecting ### argument(s), got ### |
The named function received too many arguments. |
Edit the policy to correct the error. |
1480.4 |
error with argument <argument number> in <function name> |
The named function received an invalid argument at argument number <argument number>. |
Edit the policy to correct the error. |
1481 |
Expected <function description> |
A function call argument did not match its expected type. This is normally preceded or followed by another diagnostic that names the function. |
Correct the policy. |
1481.1 |
<function> no arguments provided - expecting ### argument<s> |
The named function expects arguments, but none were provided. |
Edit the policy to correct the error. |
1481.2 |
<function> too few arguments - expecting ### argument(s), got ### |
The named function did not receive enough arguments. |
Edit the policy to correct the error. |
1481.3 |
<function> too many arguments - expecting ### argument(s), got ### |
The named function received too many arguments. |
Edit the policy to correct the error. |
1481.4 |
error with argument <argument number> in <function name> |
The named function received an invalid argument at argument number <argument number>. |
Edit the policy to correct the error. |
1482 |
Expected <function description> |
A function call argument did not match its expected type. This is normally preceded or followed by another diagnostic that names the function. |
Correct the policy. |
1482.1 |
<function> no arguments provided - expecting ### argument<s> |
The named function expects arguments, but none were provided. |
Edit the policy to correct the error. |
1482.2 |
<function> too few arguments - expecting ### argument(s), got ### |
The named function did not receive enough arguments. |
Edit the policy to correct the error. |
1482.3 |
<function> too many arguments - expecting ### argument(s), got ### |
The named function received too many arguments. |
Edit the policy to correct the error. |
1482.4 |
error with argument <argument number> in <function name> |
The named function received an invalid argument at argument number <argument number>. |
Edit the policy to correct the error. |
1483 |
Expected <function description> |
A function call argument did not match its expected type. This is normally preceded or followed by another diagnostic that names the function. |
Correct the policy. |
1483.1 |
<function> no arguments provided - expecting ### argument<s> |
The named function expects arguments, but none were provided. |
Edit the policy to correct the error. |
1483.2 |
<function> too few arguments - expecting ### argument(s), got ### |
The named function did not receive enough arguments. |
Edit the policy to correct the error. |
1483.3 |
<function> too many arguments - expecting ### argument(s), got ### |
The named function received too many arguments. |
Edit the policy to correct the error. |
1483.4 |
error with argument <argument number> in <function name> |
The named function received an invalid argument at argument number <argument number>. |
Edit the policy to correct the error. |
1484 |
Expected <function description> |
A function call argument did not match its expected type. This is normally preceded or followed by another diagnostic that names the function. |
Correct the policy. |
1484.1 |
<function> no arguments provided - expecting ### argument<s> |
The named function expects arguments, but none were provided. |
Edit the policy to correct the error. |
1484.2 |
<function> too few arguments - expecting ### argument(s), got ### |
The named function did not receive enough arguments. |
Edit the policy to correct the error. |
1484.3 |
<function> too many arguments - expecting ### argument(s), got ### |
The named function received too many arguments. |
Edit the policy to correct the error. |
1484.4 |
error with argument <argument number> in <function name> |
The named function received an invalid argument at argument number <argument number>. |
Edit the policy to correct the error. |
1485 |
Expected <function description> |
A function call argument did not match its expected type. This is normally preceded or followed by another diagnostic names the function. |
Correct the policy. |
1485.1 |
<function> no arguments provided - expecting ### argument<s> |
The named function expects arguments, but none were provided. |
Edit the policy to correct the error. |
1485.2 |
<function> too few arguments - expecting ### argument(s), got ### |
The named function did not receive enough arguments. |
Edit the policy to correct the error. |
1485.3 |
<function> too many arguments - expecting ### argument(s), got ### |
The named function received too many arguments. |
Edit the policy to correct the error. |
1485.4 |
error with argument <argument number> in <function name> |
The named function received an invalid argument at argument number <argument number>. |
Edit the policy to correct the error. |
1486 |
Expected <function description> |
A function call argument did not match its expected type. This is normally preceded or followed by another diagnostic that names the function. |
Correct the policy. |
1486.1 |
<function> no arguments provided - expecting ### argument<s> |
The named function expects arguments, but none were provided. |
Edit the policy to correct the error. |
1486.2 |
<function> too few arguments - expecting ### argument(s), got ### |
The named function did not receive enough arguments. |
Edit the policy to correct the error. |
1486.3 |
<function> too many arguments - expecting ### argument(s), got ### |
The named function received too many arguments. |
Edit the policy to correct the error. |
1486.4 |
error with argument <argument number> in <function name> |
The named function received an invalid argument at argument number <argument number>. |
Edit the policy to correct the error. |
1487 |
Expected <function description> |
A function call argument did not match its expected type. This is normally preceded or followed by another diagnostic that names the function. |
Correct the policy. |
1487.1 |
<function> no arguments provided - expecting ### argument<s> |
The named function expects arguments, but none were provided. |
Edit the policy to correct the error. |
1487.2 |
<function> too few arguments - expecting ### argument(s), got ### |
The named function did not receive enough arguments. |
Edit the policy to correct the error. |
1487.3 |
<function> too many arguments - expecting ### argument(s), got ### |
The named function received too many arguments. |
Edit the policy to correct the error. |
1487.4 |
error with argument <argument number> in <function name> |
The named function received an invalid argument at argument number <argument number>. |
Edit the policy to correct the error. |
1488.1 |
<function> no arguments provided - expecting ### argument<s> |
The named function expects arguments, but none were provided. |
Edit the policy to correct the error. |
1488.2 |
<function> too few arguments - expecting ### argument's), got ### |
The named function did not receive enough arguments. |
Edit the policy to correct the error. |
1488.3 |
<function> too many arguments - expecting ### argument's), got ### |
The named function received too many arguments. |
Edit the policy to correct the error. |
1488.4 |
error with argument <number> in <function name> |
The named function received an invalid argument at argument number <argument number>. |
Edit the policy to correct the error. |
1489 |
Expected <function description> |
A function call argument did not match its expected type. This is normally preceded or followed by another diagnostic that names the function. |
Correct the policy. |
1489.1 |
<function> no arguments provided - expecting ### argument<s> |
The named function expects arguments, but none were provided. |
Edit the policy to correct the error. |
1489.2 |
<function> too few arguments - expecting ### argument's), got ### |
The named function did not receive enough arguments. |
Edit the policy to correct the error. |
1489.3 |
<function> too many arguments - expecting ### argument's), got ### |
The named function received too many arguments. |
Edit the policy to correct the error. |
1489.4 |
error with argument <number> in <function name> |
The named function received an invalid argument at argument number <argument number>. |
Edit the policy to correct the error. |
1490 |
Argument 1 (<value>) to <function name> is not a valid LDAP URL |
The first argument to the named function is not a valid LDAP URL. |
Edit the policy to correct the error. |
1491 |
Expected <function description> |
A function call argument did not match its expected type. This is normally preceded or followed by another diagnostic that names the function. |
Correct the policy. |
1492 |
Argument 2 (<value>), LDAP version, must either 2 or 3 |
The second argument must be 2 or 3. |
Edit the policy to correct the error. |
1493 |
Expected <function description> |
A function call argument did not match its expected type. This is normally preceded or followed by another diagnostic that names the function. |
Correct the policy. |
1494 |
<function name> <argument error> |
A call to get opt, getopt_long, or getopt_long_only failed. The argument error describes which argument was the problem. |
This can be a policy error that can be corrected or a genuine argument mismatch in the argument list. |
1495 |
More than four expressions in a 'from' clause. |
From clauses allow up to four expressions only. |
Correct the policy. |
1500 |
fprintf is not allowed for security reasons |
These functions cannot be called from pblog because they could affect the security of the system. pblog was designed to view logs but not change anything on the system. |
|
1501 |
mktemp is not allowed for security reasons |
These functions cannot be called from pblog because they could affect the security of the system. pblog was designed to view logs but not change anything on the system. |
|
1503 |
Expected positive number for tries |
The number of password authentication tries must be a positive number. |
|
1503.01 |
Number of tries must be positive in <function name> |
The number of tries for password authentication must be a positive number. |
Correct the policy. |
1503.02 |
Number of tries must be positive in <function name> |
The number of tries for password authentication must be a positive number. |
Correct the policy. |
1503.03 |
Number of tries must be positive in <function name> |
The number of tries for password authentication must be a positive number. |
Correct the policy. |
1503.04 |
Expected positive number for tries in <function name> |
The number of tries for password authentication must be a positive number. |
Correct the policy. |
1504 |
Expected printf arguments |
printf, sprintf(), or fprintf was called with invalid arguments. |
See the man pages for printf, sprintf(), or fprintf. |
1505 |
*printf - Integer argument invalid |
The argument for a %d or %u formatter was not an integer. |
|
1506 |
*printf - String argument invalid |
The argument for a %s formatter was not a string. |
|
1507 |
*printf - Invalid format |
The format argument for a printf-style function was invalid. |
|
1508 |
stat is not allowed for security reasons |
These functions cannot be called from pblog because they could affect the security of the machine. pblog was designed just to view logs, but not change anything on the system. |
|
1509 |
Invalid time |
The timebetween() function was called with an invalid time parameter. The time parameters must in 24-hour format and should not have leading zeros. |
|
1510 |
Invalid user name <name> |
The user name given to getfullname, getgroup, getgroups, gethome, or getshell was invalid. It must exist in the user database (in /etc/passwd or the NIS map passwd). |
|
1511 |
insert - index must be positive |
The index given to insert must be a positive number. |
|
1512 |
Width argument invalid |
The width argument given for a printf argument was not a number. For example, printf("%*s", "foo", "bar"); should be something like: printf("%*s", 10, "bar"); |
|
1513 |
Could not fstat '<filename>' |
The readFile() function uses fstat to determine the size of the file. |
|
1514 |
Could not open '<filename>' |
The readFile() function could not open the file specified. |
Ensure that the permissions on the file <filename> are correct; they should allow root to read the file. |
1515 |
Could not open '<filename>' |
The fprintf procedure could not open the file specified. |
|
1516 |
datecmp: bad XXX date |
The XXX date in the datecmp() function is not recognized as a date. |
|
1517 |
pad - pad string is empty |
The string with which to pad is empty. |
Change the string passed to non-empty. |
1518 |
substr - index out of range |
|
|
1518.01 |
substr - index out of range |
Start index < 0 or start > length of string. |
Adjust the appropriate index. |
1518.02 |
substr - index out of range |
Finish < start. |
Adjust the appropriate index. |
1519 |
unable to stat file |
The stat system call failed on the file. |
Ensure this is a regular file and not a device or other special Unix/Linux file. |
1520 |
forbidkeypatterns not a list |
The user has a variable called forbidkeypatterns and it is not a list as expected. |
Change the type of the assignment to the variable. |
1521 |
fset not allowed for security reasons |
These functions cannot be called from pblog because they could affect the security of the machine. pblog was designed just to view logs, but not change anything on the system. |
|
1522 |
fset fstat error - <reason> |
The fset() function uses fstat to determine the size of the file. |
|
1524 |
Too many arguments to Fset |
Fset takes exactly four string arguments. |
|
1525 |
Fset expected a string as argument # |
Fset takes exactly four string arguments. |
|
1526 |
Fset permission string is invalid |
The valid characters for a permission string are ogua+- =rwxXst. |
|
1527 |
Fset could not change owner/group on <file name> -<reason> |
|
|
1528 |
Fset could not change permissions on <file name> -<reason> |
|
|
1529 |
Invalid character in Fset mode string. |
|
|
1529.01 |
Invalid character in Fset mode string. |
Invalid character used in access group setting. The valid characters are u, g, o, and a. |
|
1529.02 |
Invalid character in Fset mode string. |
Invalid operator used in access group setting. The valid operators are +, -, and =. |
|
1529.03 |
Invalid character in Fset mode string |
Invalid operator used in access group setting. The valid permission bits are r, w, x, X, s, and t. |
|
1530 |
forbidkeyaction is not a string |
The action is not a string. |
Change the assignment to a string. |
1531 |
Expected ldap_open(string, [number]) |
Syntax error. |
|
1532 |
unknown ssloption setting '<option name>' |
The valid values for the ssloption keyword are clientcertificates, allownonssl, or both. |
|
1533.1 |
Found improper type in a list element - <type> |
An improper type variable was found in a list. Only strings and lists are allowed as list elements. |
Correct the policy. |
1533.2 |
Found improper type in a list element - <type> |
An improper type variable was found in a list. Only strings and lists are allowed as list elements. |
Correct the policy. |
1533.3 |
Found improper type in a list element - <type> |
An improper type variable was found in a list. Only strings and lists are allowed as list elements. |
Correct the policy. |
1533.4 |
Found improper type in a list element - <type> |
An improper type variable was found in a list. Only strings and lists are allowed as list elements. |
Correct the policy. |
1533.5 |
Malformed string list |
An error was found in a string list. |
Correct the policy. |
1534 |
List (length ###) is too short for subscript ### |
A subscript into a list was longer than the list. |
Correct the policy. |
1535 |
Divide by zero |
An attempt was made to divide by zero. |
Correct the policy. |
1536 |
Modulus zero |
An attempt was made to use a zero modulus. |
Correct the policy. |
1537 |
Malformed assignment expression |
A poorly formed assignment statement was found. |
Correct the policy. |
1538 |
Divide by zero |
An attempt was made to divide by zero in a /= operation. |
Correct the policy. |
1539 |
Modulus zero |
An attempt was made to use a zero modulus in a %= operation. |
Correct the policy. |
1540.1 |
Expecting a text token |
A text token was expected, but not found. |
Correct the policy. |
1540.2 |
Expecting a text token |
A text token was expected, but not found. |
Correct the policy. |
1541.1 |
Expecting a date |
A date was expected, but not found. |
Correct the policy. |
1541.2 |
Expecting a date |
A date was expected, but not found. |
Correct the policy. |
1541.3 |
Expecting a date |
A date was expected, but not found. |
Correct the policy. |
1541.4 |
Expecting a date |
A date was expected, but not found. |
Correct the policy. |
1542.1 | Expecting a string | A string was expected, but not found. |
Correct the policy. |
1542.2 | Expecting a string | A string was expected, but not found. |
Correct the policy. |
1542.3 | Expecting a string | A string was expected, but not found. |
Correct the policy. |
1542.4 | Expecting a string | A string was expected, but not found. |
Correct the policy. |
1542.5 | Expecting a string | A string was expected, but not found. |
Correct the policy. |
1542.6 | Expecting a string | A string was expected, but not found. |
Correct the policy. |
1542.7 | Expecting a string | A string was expected, but not found. |
Correct the policy. |
1543.1 | Expecting a number | A number was expected, but not found. |
Correct the policy. |
1543.10 | Expecting a number | A number was expected, but not found. |
Correct the policy. |
1543.2 | Expecting a number | A number was expected, but not found. |
Correct the policy. |
1543.3 | Expecting a number | A number was expected, but not found. |
Correct the policy. |
1543.4 | Expecting a number | A number was expected, but not found. |
Correct the policy. |
1543.5 | Expecting a number | A number was expected, but not found. |
Correct the policy. |
1543.6 | Expecting a number | A number was expected, but not found. |
Correct the policy. |
1543.7 | Expecting a number | A number was expected, but not found. |
Correct the policy. |
1543.8 | Expecting a number | A number was expected, but not found. |
Correct the policy. |
1543.9 | Expecting a number | A number was expected, but not found. |
Correct the policy. |
1544.1 | Expecting a list | A list was expected, but not found |
Correct the policy. |
1544.2 |
Expecting a list |
A list was expected, but not found. |
Correct the policy. |
1544.3 |
Expecting a list |
A list was expected, but not found. |
Correct the policy. |
1545.1 |
Expecting an ldap connection |
An LDAP connection was expected, but not found. |
Correct the policy. |
1545.2 |
Expecting an ldap connection |
An LDAP connection was expected, but not found. |
Correct the policy. |
1546.1 |
Expecting an ldap message |
An LDAP message was expected, but not found. |
Correct the policy. |
1546.2 |
Expecting an ldap message |
An LDAP message was expected, but not found. |
Correct the policy. |
1547.1 |
LIBSYPARSE_evalCheckType encountered an unexpected LIBSYPARSE_CHECK_TYPE_MATCH |
Internal parser error |
Contact BeyondTrust Support. |
1547.2 |
LIBSYPARSE_evalCheckType encountered an unexpected LIBSYPARSE_CHECK_TYPE_VAR |
Internal parser error |
Contact BeyondTrust Support. |
1548.1 |
Expecting a string or number |
A number or string was expected, but not found. |
Correct the policy. |
1548.2 |
Expecting a string or number |
A number or string was expected, but not found. |
Correct the policy. |
1548.3 |
Expecting a string or number |
A string or number was expected, but not found. |
Correct the policy. |
1548.4 |
Expecting a string or number |
A string or number was expected, but not found. |
Correct the policy. |
1548.5 |
Expecting a string or number |
A string or number was expected, but not found. |
Correct the policy. |
1548.6 |
Expecting a string or number |
A string or number was expected, but not found. |
Correct the policy. |
1549.2 |
Expecting a string, number or list |
A string, number, or list was expected, but not found. |
Correct the policy. |
1549.3 |
Expecting a string, number or list |
A string, number, or list was expected, but not found. |
Correct the policy. |
1549.4 |
Expecting a string, number or list |
A string, number, or list was expected, but not found. |
Correct the policy. |
1549.5 |
Expecting a string, number or list |
A string, number, or list was expected, but not found. |
Correct the policy. |
1549.6 |
Expecting a string, number or list |
A string, number, or list was expected, but not found. |
Correct the policy. |
1549.7 |
Expecting a string, number or list |
A string, number, or list was expected, but not found. |
Correct the policy. |
1549.8 |
Expecting a string, number or list |
A string, number, or list was expected, but not found. |
Correct the policy. |
1550.1 |
Expecting a string or list |
A string or list was expected, but not found. |
Correct the policy. |
1550.2 |
Expecting a string or list |
A string or list was expected, but not found. |
Correct the policy. |
1550.3 |
Expecting a string or list |
A string or list was expected, but not found. |
Correct the policy. |
1550.4 |
Expecting a string or list |
A string or list was expected, but not found. |
Correct the policy. |
1551.1 |
Expecting a string, list, LDAP message or LDAP connection |
A string, list, or LDAP variable was expected, but not found. |
Correct the policy. |
1552.1 |
Index variable <name> missing in for loop |
Internal parser error |
Contact BeyondTrust Support. |
1552.2 |
Index variable <name> missing in for loop |
Internal parser error |
Contact BeyondTrust Support. |
1553 |
Expected ### arguments to user- defined procedure <procedure name>, got ### |
The number of arguments to the named user-defined procedure did not match the expected number of arguments. |
Correct the policy. |
1554 |
Expected ### arguments to user- defined function <function name>, got ### |
The number of arguments to the named user-defined function did not match the expected number of arguments. |
Correct the policy. |
1555.1 |
No return value from user- defined function <function name> |
A return value was not found in a user-defined function. |
Correct the policy by adding a return value or changing the function to a procedure. |
1555.2 |
No return value from user- defined function <function name> |
A return value was not found in a user-defined function. |
Correct the policy by adding a return value or changing the function to a procedure. |
1556 |
Mismatched types in call to <function name>. Expected <type>, got <type> |
The arguments to the named function did not match the expected arguments. |
Correct the policy. |
1557 |
Too many arguments to getuserpasswd |
Too many arguments were provided to the getuserpasswd() function. |
Correct the policy. |
1558 |
Can not unset read-only variable <name> |
Read-only variables cannot be unset. |
Correct the policy. |
1559 |
Function tree not initialized |
Internal parser error |
Contact BeyondTrust Support. |
1560 |
Function tree already initialized |
Internal parser error |
Contact BeyondTrust Support. |
1561 |
Procedure tree not initialized |
Internal parser error |
Contact BeyondTrust Support. |
1562 |
Procedure tree already initialized |
Internal parser error |
Contact BeyondTrust Support. |
1563.1 |
line ###: 1563.1 <function name> can not be called due to security reasons |
The named function cannot be executed in the current context due to security constraints. |
Some functions are not available to secondary programs such as pblog and pbcall. Rewrite the action without the restricted function. |
1563.2 |
<function name> can not be called due to security reasons |
The named function cannot be executed in the current context due to security constraints. |
Some functions are not available to secondary programs such as pblog and pbcall. Rewrite the action without the restricted function. |
1564 |
<function name> is a secure function |
The named function cannot be executed in the current context due to security constraints. |
Some functions are not available to secondary programs such as pblog and pbcall. Rewrite the action without the restricted function. |
1565 |
<procedure name> is a secure procedure |
The named procedure cannot be executed in the current context due to security constraints. |
Some functions are not available to secondary programs such as pblog and pbcall. Rewrite the action without the restricted function. |
1566 |
Error in regular expression '<regular expression>': <description> |
An error was found in the listed regular expression. |
Correct the policy. |
1567.1 |
<variable message> have: "<policy fragment>" which is <type> |
The listed policy expression has the named type, but something else was expected. |
Correct the policy. |
1567.2 |
<variable message> have: "<policy fragment>" |
The listed policy expression has a problem described by the variable-message. |
Correct the policy. |
1568 |
<expression is> is <type>, but got <expression> <type> |
The expression value does not match its expected type. |
Correct the policy. |
1569 |
Expected <function description> |
A function call argument did not match its expected type. This is normally preceded or followed by another diagnostic that names the function. |
Correct the policy. |
1570.1 |
Missing arguments |
The number of arguments provided to fprintf did not match the expected number. |
Correct the policy. |
1570.2 |
Expected <function description> |
A function call argument did not match its expected type. This is normally preceded or followed by another diagnostic that names the function. |
Correct the policy. |
1571 |
Duplicate case value '<case name>' |
The same value for a case was used more than once in a switch statement. |
Correct the policy. |
1572 |
Variable %s is %s. Tried to assign a %s |
The named variable is of the first type, but the policy tried to assign it a value of the second type. |
Correct the policy. |
1573 |
Recursive function <function name> type checking disabled |
A recursive call to a user-defined function was found and type checking was disabled. |
|
1574 |
Expecting ### argument(s) in call to <user-defined function/procedure name>. Got ### |
The number of arguments to a user-defined function or procedure did not match the expected number. |
Correct the policy. |
1575 |
Assignment to readonly variable '<name>' |
An attempt was made to assign a value to a read-only variable. |
Correct the policy. |
1576 |
Malformed assignment expression |
Internal parser error |
Contact BeyondTrust Support. |
1577.1 |
Expecting a variable name |
A variable name was expected, but not found. |
Correct the policy. |
1578.1 |
Expecting a string, list, LDAP connection or LDAP message |
A string, list, LDAP connection, or LDAP message was expected, but not found. |
Correct the policy. |
1579 |
Untranslatable type in LIBSYPARSE_definedType2InfoType - ### |
Internal parser error |
Contact BeyondTrust Support. |
1580 |
Untranslatable type in infoTypes2syparseDefinedTypes - ### |
Internal parser error |
Contact BeyondTrust Support. |
1581 |
Variable tree not initialized |
Internal parser error |
Contact BeyondTrust Support. |
1582 |
Variable tree already initialized |
Internal parser error |
Contact BeyondTrust Support. |
1583 |
Expected positive number for list subscript, found ## |
A negative subscript was found in an expression. |
Correct the policy. |
1583.01 |
Missing arguments - expecting exactly 3 |
The number of arguments provided to getopt did not match the expected number. |
Correct the policy. |
1583.02 |
Expected <function description> |
A function call argument did not match its expected type. This is normally preceded or followed by another diagnostic that names the function. |
Correct the policy. |
1583.03 |
Expected <function description> |
A function call argument did not match its expected type. This is normally preceded or followed by another diagnostic that names the function. |
Correct the policy. |
1584.01 |
Missing arguments - expecting exactly 4 |
The number of arguments provided to getopt_long did not match the expected number. |
Correct the policy. |
1584.02 |
Expected <function description> |
A function call argument did not match its expected type. This is normally preceded or followed by another diagnostic that names the function. |
Correct the policy. |
1584.03 |
Expected <function description> |
A function call argument did not match its expected type. This is normally preceded or followed by another diagnostic that names the function. |
Correct the policy. |
1585.01 |
Missing arguments - expecting exactly 4 |
The number of arguments provided to getopt_long_only did not match the expected number. |
Correct the policy. |
1585.02 |
Expected <function description> |
A function call argument did not match its expected type. This is normally preceded or followed by another diagnostic that names the function. |
Correct the policy. |
1585.03 |
Expected <function description> |
A function call argument did not match its expected type. This is normally preceded or followed by another diagnostic that names the function. |
Correct the policy. |
1586 |
Could not write prompt string. |
The policy could not write a prompt string to the client program. |
|
1587 |
Variable <name> already exists |
An attempt to add a variable that already exists |
This is an internal error. Contact BeyondTrust Support. |
1588 |
Not a list |
An attempt was made to perform a list operation on something other than a list |
This is an internal error. Contact BeyondTrust Support. |
1589 |
Assignment to readonly list <name> |
An assignment was attempted to the named read-only list. |
Correct the policy. |
1590 |
Subscript (<actual value>) out of range for list <name> (0 to <maximum>) |
A list subscript is too large for the named list variable. |
Correct the policy. |
1591 |
List or element missing <name> [<subscript>] |
The list variable cannot be found, or the element in the list does not exist. |
Correct the policy. |
1592 |
Internal error - invalid info row element type #### |
An internal error. |
Contact BeyondTrust Support. |
1593 |
Internal error - invalid info type #### |
Internal error. |
Contact BeyondTrust Support. |
1594 |
Internal error - invalid info type #### |
Internal error. |
Contact BeyondTrust Support. |
1594 |
Unknown function <name> |
An unknown name was used where a function name was expected. |
Correct the policy. |
1595 |
Expected <function description> |
A function call argument did not match its expected type. This is normally preceded or followed by another diagnostic names the function. |
Correct the policy. |
1595 |
Unknown procedure <name> |
An unknown name was used where a procedure name was expected. |
Correct the policy. |
1595.1 |
<function> no arguments provided - expecting ### argument<s> |
The named function expects arguments, but none were provided. |
Edit the policy to correct the error. |
1595.2 |
<function> too few arguments - expecting ### argument(s), got ### |
The named function did not receive enough arguments. |
Edit the policy to correct the error. |
1595.3 |
<function> too many arguments - expecting ### argument(s), got ### |
The named function received too many arguments. |
Edit the policy to correct the error. |
1595.4 |
error with argument <argument number> in <function name> |
The named function received an invalid argument at argument number <argument number>. |
Edit the policy to correct the error. |
1596 |
Setting <name> does not exist |
The named setting is not known. |
Edit the policy to use a known setting. |
1596 |
Critical client environment variable env is missing |
The env environment variable is missing. |
This is an internal error. Contact BeyondTrust Support. |
1597 |
function <function name> requires a <type> setting, but <setting name> is a <type> |
The named function is looking for a particular type of setting, but the named setting is a different type. |
Edit the policy to correct the error. |
1598 |
Can not evaluate soft not-in operator |
A list operation could not be evaluated for an entitlement report. |
Simplify the expression, or rerun the report with constraints that simplify the expression. |
1599 |
Can not evaluate soft in operator |
A list operation could not be evaluated for an entitlement report. |
Simplify the expression, or rerun the report with constraints that simplify the expression. |
1600 |
Can not evaluate soft start expression |
The start expression for a loop cannot be evaluated. |
Simplify the expression, or use constraints that will simplify the expressions. |
1601 |
Can not evaluate soft end expression |
The end expression for a loop cannot be evaluated. |
Simplify the expression, or use constraints that will simplify the expressions. |
1602 |
Can not evaluate soft step expression |
The step expression for a loop cannot be evaluated. |
Simplify the expression, or use constraints that will simplify the expressions. |
1603 |
Can not evaluate soft for-in list expression |
The list expression for a for-in loop cannot be evaluated. |
Simplify the expression, or use constraints that will simplify the expressions. |
1604 |
Expected grep [arguments], pattern, filename-or-template [, filename-or-template...] |
The expected number of type of arguments was not found. |
Correct the policy. |
1605 |
Too few arguments to grep |
Not enough arguments were supplied for the grep() function. |
Correct the policy. |
1801 |
Could not find tcp protocol |
The tcp protocol could not be found in the system protocol entries. |
Check /etc/protocols and the NIS system. |
1802 |
Could not find key < value> in map < name> |
The listed key could not be found in the named map. This is followed by an NIS diagnostic. The map is usually net groups. |
Check that the key is a valid member of the map (for example, net group). Correct the key value, the net group definitions or the NIS configuration. |
1803 |
Could not get port address for service < name> port < value> |
The listed service name and port value combination is not valid for the host. |
Check the settings file and the system service configuration (for example, /etc/services, NIS). |
1804 |
dup2 to:<target FD> ERROR ret:<return value> errno:<errno> |
An error occurred during an OS dup2 call. The operating system specific diagnostic contains more information. |
Evaluate the OS errno to determine the action. |
1805 |
ACA Error in policy: <ACA Policy> |
The ACA policy has an invalid permission. |
Correct the ACA policy in the Privilege Management for Unix and Linux policy file. |
1806 |
ACA Error for <filepath> in policy:<policy> |
The ACA policy for the specified filepath has an invalid permission. |
Fix the ACA policy in the Privilege Management for Unix and Linux policy file. |
1901 |
Could not parse extended port value <extended host name> |
An attempt to parse an extended host name failed. This is often preceded by another diagnostic that details the problem. |
Correct the extended host name. |
1902 |
Hostname <host name> not valid for interface <interface name> in <extended host name> |
The interface name in the extended host name did not match the interface for the host. |
Correct the host name or the extended host name. |
1903 |
More than one interface tag in port <extended port> |
There are multiple interfaces in the extended port. |
Remove extra interface tags from the extended port. |
1904 |
More than one port in port <extended port> |
There are multiple port values in the extended port. |
Remove extra ports from the extended port. |
1905 |
No port specified in address <extended port> |
The extended port does not contain any port information. |
Add a port to the extended port. |
1906 |
An interface was specified for local domain socket in extended port <extended port> |
A local domain socket cannot contain an interface. |
Correct the extended port. |
1907 |
Unsupported socket family <family name> (family number) - <operating system message) |
The listed network family is not supported. This is followed by an operating system-specific diagnostic. |
Correct the configuration problem. |
1908.01 |
Variable 'date' is missing from I/O log data |
A critical variable is missing from an I/O log file. |
Check that the file is actually an I/O log file. Determine if the I/O log is corrupt. |
1908.02 |
Variable 'time' is missing from I/O log data |
A critical variable is missing from an I/O log file. |
Check that the file is actually an I/O log file. Determine if the I/O log is corrupt. |
1908.03 |
Variable 'user' is missing from I/O log data |
A critical variable is missing from an I/O log file. |
Check that the file is actually an I/O log file. Determine if the I/O log is corrupt. |
1908.04 |
Variable 'submithost' is missing from I/O log data |
A critical variable is missing from an I/O log file. |
Check that the file is actually an I/O log file. Determine if the I/O log is corrupt. |
1908.05 |
Variable 'runuser' is missing from I/O log data |
A critical variable is missing from an I/O log file. |
Check that the file is actually an I/O log file. Determine if the I/O log is corrupt. |
1908.06 |
Variable 'runhost' is missing from I/O log data |
A critical variable is missing from an I/O log file. |
Check that the file is actually an I/O log file. Determine if the I/O log is corrupt. |
1908.07 |
Variable 'runargv' is missing from I/O log data |
A critical variable is missing from an I/O log file. |
Check that the file is actually an I/O log file. Determine if the I/O log is corrupt. |
1909.## |
Foreground can only be specified with daemon mode (-d) |
The -f switch (--foreground) can only be used with daemon mode (-d, --daemon). |
Correct the command line arguments. |
1910 |
Could not find string variable runhost |
The runhost variable is missing from the environment. |
Contact BeyondTrust Support. |
1911 |
Could not find string variable submithost |
The runhost variable is missing from the environment. |
Contact BeyondTrust Support. |
1912 |
Invalid local daemon on run host <host name> |
The policy server daemon tried to connect to something other than a local daemon. |
Check the settings file to see if the local port or pblocaldcommand points to a valid local daemon. |
1913 |
Invalid Policy Server daemon on Policy Server <host name> |
A client connected to something other than a policy server daemon. |
Check the settings file to see if the policy server port or submitmasters points to a valid policy server daemon. |
1914 |
Invalid log server on log host <host name> |
The program connected to something other than the log server daemon. |
Check the settings file to see if the logport port or logservers points to a valid log server daemon. |
1915 |
Invalid Policy Server daemon on Policy Server <host name> |
Something other than a policy server daemon connected to a local daemon. |
Examine the system configuration to see what may be attempting to access the pblocald port. |
1915 |
Invalid Policy Server daemon on Policy Server <host name> |
Something other than a policy server daemon connected to a local daemon. |
Examine the system configuration to see what may be attempting to access the pblocald port. |
1916 |
Invalid client connection from submit host <host name> |
Something other than a client connected to a policy server daemon. |
Examine the system configuration to see what may be attempting to access the pbmasterd port. |