ERROR messages in /var/log/messages

Hi,
I encountered a error messages in /var/log/messages please find below
Dec 9 04:03:08 drs syslogd 1.4.1: restart (remote reception).
Dec 9 04:03:18 drs logger: Could not access /etc/oracle/scls_scr/drs/root/crsstart.
Dec 9 04:03:18 drs logger: Oracle Cluster Ready Services disabled by corrupt install
Dec 9 04:03:18 drs logger: Could not access /etc/oracle/scls_scr/drs/root/crsstart.
Dec 9 04:03:18 drs logger: Oracle Cluster Ready Services disabled by corrupt install
Dec 9 04:03:18 drs logger: Could not access /etc/oracle/scls_scr/drs/root/crsstart.
Dec 9 04:03:18 drs logger: Oracle Cluster Ready Services disabled by corrupt install
Dec 9 04:03:18 drs logger: Could not access /etc/oracle/scls_scr/drs/root/crsstart.
Dec 9 04:03:18 drs init: Id "h1" respawning too fast: disabled for 5 minutes
Dec 9 04:08:19 drs logger: Oracle Cluster Ready Services disabled by corrupt install
Dec 9 04:08:19 drs logger: Could not access /etc/oracle/scls_scr/drs/root/crsstart.
Dec 9 04:08:19 drs logger: Oracle Cluster Ready Services disabled by corrupt install
Dec 9 04:08:19 drs logger: Could not access /etc/oracle/scls_scr/drs/root/crsstart.
Dec 9 04:08:19 drs logger: Oracle Cluster Ready Services disabled by corrupt install
Dec 9 04:08:19 drs logger: Could not access /etc/oracle/scls_scr/drs/root/crsstart.
Dec 9 04:08:19 drs logger: Oracle Cluster Ready Services disabled by corrupt install
Dec 9 04:08:19 drs logger: Could not access /etc/oracle/scls_scr/drs/root/crsstart.
Dec 9 04:08:19 drs logger: Oracle Cluster Ready Services disabled by corrupt install
Dec 9 04:08:19 drs logger: Could not access /etc/oracle/scls_scr/drs/root/crsstart.
Dec 9 04:08:19 drs logger: Oracle Cluster Ready Services disabled by corrupt install
Dec 9 04:08:19 drs logger: Could not access /etc/oracle/scls_scr/drs/root/crsstart.
Dec 9 04:08:19 drs logger: Oracle Cluster Ready Services disabled by corrupt install
Dec 9 04:08:19 drs logger: Could not access /etc/oracle/scls_scr/drs/root/crsstart.
Dec 9 04:08:19 drs logger: Oracle Cluster Ready Services disabled by corrupt install
Dec 9 04:08:19 drs logger: Could not access /etc/oracle/scls_scr/drs/root/crsstart.
Dec 9 04:08:19 drs logger: Oracle Cluster Ready Services disabled by corrupt install
Dec 9 04:08:19 drs logger: Could not access /etc/oracle/scls_scr/drs/root/crsstart.
Dec 9 04:08:19 drs logger: Oracle Cluster Ready Services disabled by corrupt install
Dec 9 04:08:19 drs logger: Could not access /etc/oracle/scls_scr/drs/root/crsstart.
Dec 9 04:08:19 drs init: Id "h1" respawning too fast: disabled for 5 minutes
Dec 9 04:10:46 drs rpc.mountd: authenticated unmount request from 10.3.141.26:651 for /opt/backup_log/srv (/opt/backup_log)
Dec 9 04:10:47 drs rpc.mountd: authenticated mount request from 10.3.141.26:657 for /opt/backup_log/websrv (/opt/backup_log)
Dec 9 04:10:47 drs rpc.mountd: authenticated unmount request from 10.3.141.26:672 for /opt/backup_log/websrv (/opt/backup_log)
Dec 9 04:10:47 drs rpc.mountd: authenticated mount request from 10.3.141.26:677 for /opt/backup_log/ws (/opt/backup_log)
Dec 9 04:12:01 drs rpc.mountd: authenticated unmount request from 10.3.141.26:849 for /opt/backup_log/ws (/opt/backup_log)
Dec 9 04:13:20 drs logger: Oracle Cluster Ready Services disabled by corrupt install
and database (oracle 10g) is running fine, but i cant figure out what could be the problem, can anyone just help me out on this.
Jafar

Hi,
#h1:35:respawn:/etc/init.d/init.cssd run >/dev/null 2>&1 </dev/null
by commenting above line in initttab file would stop messaging, is this would have any adverse affect on the database. As its a production server, so i am really taking time to resolve it. Your suggestions are welcome. If there is no harm in commenting the above line then i would go forward to comment that line.
Thanks
Jafar>

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I observed above mesages in /var/log/messages, can anyone tell what does it mean
Version - oracle 10g
Platform - Linux.
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#h1:35:respawn:/etc/init.d/init.cssd run >/dev/null 2>&1 </dev/null
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by commenting above line in initttab file would stop messaging, is this would have any adverse affect on the database. As its a production server, so i am really taking time to resolve it. Your suggestions are welcome. If there is no harm in commenting the above line then i would go forward to comment that line.
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May 15 00:03:00 bir_sys1 utdevmgrd[14281]: [ID 331289 daemon.error] dm getpeername: Transport endpoint is not connected
May 15 00:03:00 bir_sys1 utdevmgrd[14281]: [ID 273529 daemon.notice] Quit 1
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May 15 00:03:00 bir_sys1 utparalleld[3187]: [ID 218736 daemon.error] /opt/SUNWut/lib/utparalleld: lost Device Manager connection
May 15 00:03:00 bir_sys1 utseriald[3209]: [ID 218736 daemon.error] /opt/SUNWut/lib/utseriald: lost Device Manager connection
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May 15 03:58:27 bir_sys1 utdevmgrd[5691]: [ID 331289 daemon.error] dm getpeername: Transport endpoint is not connected
May 15 03:58:27 bir_sys1 utdevmgrd[5691]: [ID 273529 daemon.notice] Quit 1
May 15 03:58:27 bir_sys1 utstoraged[2860]: [ID 218736 daemon.error] /opt/SUNWut/lib/utstoraged: lost Device Manager connection
May 15 03:58:27 bir_sys1 utseriald[3209]: [ID 218736 daemon.error] /opt/SUNWut/lib/utseriald: lost Device Manager connection
May 15 03:58:27 bir_sys1 utparalleld[3187]: [ID 218736 daemon.error] /opt/SUNWut/lib/utparalleld: lost Device Manager connection
May 15 03:58:32 bir_sys1 utdevmgrd[3168]: [ID 192918 daemon.warning] Restarting ...
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May 15 10:11:38 bir_sys1 utdevmgrd[2565]: [ID 273529 daemon.notice] Quit 1
May 15 10:11:38 bir_sys1 utstoraged[2860]: [ID 218736 daemon.error] /opt/SUNWut/lib/utstoraged: lost Device Manager connection
May 15 10:11:38 bir_sys1 utseriald[3209]: [ID 218736 daemon.error] /opt/SUNWut/lib/utseriald: lost Device Manager connection
May 15 10:11:38 bir_sys1 utparalleld[3187]: [ID 218736 daemon.error] /opt/SUNWut/lib/utparalleld: lost Device Manager connection
May 15 10:11:43 bir_sys1 utdevmgrd[3168]: [ID 192918 daemon.warning] Restarting ...

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I would check the value of admin.server.name in /etc/opt/SUNWut/utadmin.conf, and /etc/hosts to make sure the same hostname is there, and then 'ifconfig -a' to make sure that IP address is configured and active on an interface that is UP and RUNNING.
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BAL_AMODAL :                   Application Log: INDX table for amodal communication
BALC        :                   Application Log: Log or message context
BALDAT      :                   Application Log: Log data
BALHANDLE   :                   Application Log: Lock object dummy table
BALHDR      :                   Application log: log header
BALHDRP     :                   Application log: log parameter
BAL_INDX    :                   Application Log: INDX tables
BALM        :                   Application log: log message
BALMP       :                   Application log: message parameter
BALOBJ      :                   Application log: objects
BALOBJT     :                   Application log: object texts
BALSUB      :                   Application log: sub-objects
BALSUBT     :                   Application log: Sub-object texts
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Hi All i am in urgent need of writing log messages to Oracle Application Server10g application.log file.
Using JDeveloper 10.1.3.4.0.4270.
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Renuka
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