RnRMgr shutting down

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Windows 2008 32bitDomino 8.5.1FP2

Server was in a cluster but now the other server has been removed and also the cluster.

Server was rebooted last night and now it seems as SchedMgr still thinks it is still in a cluster.

On the console when SchedMgr starts it creates busytime.nsf. RnRMgr goes thru the database schedules and then delivers the following on the console:

2010-05-17 16:45:28 RnRMgr: Done validating schedule database

2010-05-17 16:45:29 RnRMgr: Error switching busy time database from busytime.nsf to clubusy.nsf: RnRMgr: Error switching cluster busy time database

2010-05-17 16:45:29 Rooms and Resources Manager shutdown complete

I have tried stopping Sched, Calconn and deleting clubusy.nsf but it always get the same in the end.

I need to sort this out since it is causing issues with free time lookup for the users.

Thanks!

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Subject: show clus

issue “show clus” at the domino console, what’s the response? Should say “server is not configured for a cluster”. You may need to delete the cluster.ncf file from the server; if this file did not update properly the server may still think it’s a cluster member. Make sure INI setting SERVER_CLUSTER_ON=0 or is not present. After you have verified all above stop CALCONN, Sched and RnRMgr, delete clubusy.nsf and busytime.nsf from the server then restart the above tasks.

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Subject: Solved!

“show clus” on the server returned “This server is not configured for a cluster.”

First I shutdown the server then I removed the cluster.ncf file and also removed the line SERVER_CLUSTER_ON=0 from the notes.ini. Made sure no copies of either busytime.nsf or clubusy.nsf was located in the Data directory. Restarted the whole machine and now it is looking stable again.

Thanks!

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Subject: dB cleanup is automatic

There is code in Sched and RnRMgr to automatically remove the “other” busytime dB if it exists at startup.

So in a non-clustered system, the clubusy.nsf will be automatically deleted on task startup and on a clustered system the busytime.nsf will be automatically deleted.

Bruce

IBM

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Subject: Thank you, Paul!

I had the exact same problem and your response is exactly what I needed to learn. Thank you for your contribution to my ongoing sanity!