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Can't start managed server on Weblogic 10

 
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I am trying to start WL managed server "MyServer", using WL Web console.
When I hit start I see a green message



However, Status of Last Action says "Failed". The log for AdminServer has one message


I suspect/recall it may have to do with the lok files, so the only edit.lok file I can find is in C:\bea10\user_projects\domains\ directory. And it is not 0 size. I Delete it anyway, then go to start the MyServer again, and get the same results, with the same message.

I also, see the following in AdminServer.out log file



It is from some time in between few times I was trying to restart MyServer, but it doesn't follow every attempt. So, I do not know if it is related or not.

Searching the web, gives me only questions about it from people but I can't find anything helping to remedy the problem.

I can probably restart AdminServer once, if I really have to, but there are people working on it, and it is not doable on a frequent basis.

Can anyone here help? My expertise with WL Server is a "user" - I am able to deploy apps, create servers/datasources, etc.. with the web console. Never used command line.
 
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It's more of a random suggestion than a remedy to your problem.

Try deleting the managed server or servers from your web console.

Now, check whether starting or stopping the WebLogic Admin Server is generating any error or exceptions(Refer to the cmd prompt or the log file).

If there is no error or exceptions, try creating a new Managed Server.

If error or exceptions or both exists, try sorting it out and then go for the creation of a new Managed Server.

Run the WebLogic Managed Server.

Note: Running the Managed Server from the console or from the command prompt, would require an 'Active' Node Manager.
 
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Dima Riabin wrote:



Error is IOException. So first check if there is enough space on disk (C:\). Also check if permissions are alright for the logs folder (should be OK).

What are the settings for log rotation? The log file name suggest that this is the 305th rotated log file. That's a little too much. You should limit the number of rotated log files to a manageable number, say 20 depending on how much log data you want to retain. Also check the size of each rotated log file and keep it around 20-25 MB.

I would suggest to make above changes in log rotation settings, remove all previous logs and restart the domain. Then see if you still get the error.
 
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