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to 00999) Listener Error Messages (TNS-01000 to 02500) NA Internal Messages (TNS-02501 to 03500) OSN Error Messages (ORA-12150 to 12195) NR Error Messages (ORA-12196 to 12285) TNS Listener Error Messages (ORA-12500 to 12530) NS Error Messages (ORA-12531 to 12629) NA Error Messages (ORA-12630 to 12699) This chapter lists the error messages that may be returned by the following Oracle network components: SQL*Net release 2.0 and later client server listener MultiProtocol Interchange release 2.0 and later Connection Manager Pump Navigator MultiProtocol Interchange Control Program Transparent Network Substrate (TNS) Oracle Protocol Adapters Secure Network Services Native Naming Oracle network product error messages are identified by two prefixes. The first prefix is "ORA-" and the other is "TNS-." Error messages beginning with the "ORA-" prefixes are generated by the Oracle Server and other Oracle utilities. The error numbers within the range from 12150 through 12629 are network related errors, and these errors contain text that begins with "TNS:" Error messages from 12630 through 12699 are generated by Secure Network Services. Please consult the appropriate documentation for detailed information on other "ORA-" prefixed errors outside this range. For more information on the error message prefixes, please refer to Chapter 1, "Coping with Error Messages." Table 3-1 shows the networking software components that generate error messages with "ORA" or "TNS"prefixes. Table 6 - 1. Error Message Prefix, Numbers, and Components Prefix Error Number Component Type of Error TNS 1 to 500 NR (routing) MultiProtocol Interchange TNS 501 to 1000 NT (transport) Protocol Adapter TNS 1001 to 1500 Listener Control Program Listener Control Program ORA/TNS 12150 to 12195 SQL*Net Oracle SQL*Net ORA/TNS 12196 to 12285 NR (routing) TNS ORA/TNS 12500 to 12530 Listener Listener to client ORA/TNS

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Action: This may be an internal error if the operation should have been supported. ORA-12631: Username retrieval failed Cause: The authentication service failed to retrieve the name https://www.bnl.gov/phobos/Detectors/Computing/Orant/doc/database.804/a58312/newch256.htm of a user. Action: Enable tracing to determine which routine is https://github.com/npm/npm/issues/12630 failing. ORA-12632: Role fetch failed Cause: The authentication service failed to retrieve one of the user's roles. Action: Enable tracing to determine which routine is failing. ORA-12633: No shared authentication services Cause: The list of authentication services specified by the user does not match those supported by error 12630 the process. Action: Either specify another list or relink the executable with the desired services. ORA-12634: Memory allocation failed Cause: Process was unable to allocate memory. Action: Terminate other processes in order to reclaim needed memory. ORA-12635: No authentication adapters available Cause: The executable was not linked with any authentication service adapters but the SQLNET.ORA parameter that determines whether error 12630 or not authentication is required was set to true. Action: Either disable the parameter or relink the executable with service adapters. ORA-12636: Packet send failed Cause: A process was unable to send a packet to another process. Possible causes are: 1. The other process was terminated. 2. The machine on which the other process is running went down. 3. Some other communications error occurred. Action: If the cause is not obvious, contact Worldwide Customer Support. ORA-12637: Packet receive failed Cause: A process was unable to receive a packet from another process. Possible causes are: 1. The other process was terminated. 2. The machine on which the other process is running went down. 3. Some other communications error occurred. Action: If the cause is not obvious, contact Worldwide Customer Support. ORA-12638: Credential retrieval failed Cause: The authentication service failed to retrieve the credentials of a user. Action: Enable tracing to determine the exact error. ORA-12639: Authentication service negotiation failed Cause: No match was found between the types of authentication services that the client supports an

Sign in Pricing Blog Support Search GitHub This repository Watch 612 Star 10,550 Fork 2,170 npm/npm Code Issues 2,371 Pull requests 69 Projects 0 Wiki Pulse Graphs New issue Error: EFAULT: bad address in system call argument, mkdir '/tmp/npm-12818-0e206def/registry.npmjs.org/npm/-' #12630 Open zejji opened this Issue May 9, 2016 · 0 comments Projects None yet Labels node-bug support Milestone No milestone Assignees No one assigned 2 participants zejji commented May 9, 2016 • edited Error arises when running "npm install" on Debian Jessie (running on Android 6.0.1 via GNURoot). A similar error arises whatever I install with npm, e.g.: npm install -g npm npm install -g eslint etc. I note that the problem is caused by a "bad address" message when running a mkdir command. I get the same "bad address" message when trying to run the mkdir command manually - this can, however, be solved by running "mkdir -p" instead to create intermediate directories. (Does the npm install script also need to be fixed to create intermediate directories on Debian, or is there some other reason mkdir is failing?) Notes: (1) The permissions on my tmp directory are drwxrwxrwt and I am running the npm install command as root. All system packages are up-to-date (I have run apt-get update && apt-get upgrade). Other applications on my system (e.g. tmux) are able to create directories in tmp without any problems. (2) It seems other users have been having a similar problem (see #11953 and #10009) and that it has never been resolved. My npm-debug.log follows: 0 info it worked if it ends with ok 1 verbose cli [ '/usr/bin/nodejs', '/usr/bin/npm', 'install', 'npm', '-g' ] 2 info using npm@3.8.6 3 info using node@v6.1.0 4 silly loadCurrentTree Starting 5 silly install loadCurrentTree 6 silly install readGlobalPackageData 7 silly fetchPackageMetaData npm 8 silly fetchNamedPackageData npm 9 silly mapToRegistry name npm 10 silly mapToRegistry using default registry 11 silly mapToRegistry registry https://registry.npmjs.org/ 12 silly mapToRegistry data Result { 12 silly mapToRegistry raw: 'npm', 12 silly mapToRegistry scope: null, 12 silly mapToRegistry name: 'npm', 12 silly mapToRegistry rawSpec: '', 12 silly mapToRegistry spec: 'latest', 12 silly mapToRegistry type: 'tag' } 13 silly mapToRegistry uri https://registry.npmjs.org/npm