... >Aborted72GB> [ - ] > >Any suggestions/clues/ideas ? Zoltan - I don't believe we've yet heard whether there is supplementary information to be had in the client dsmerror.log and/or the TSM server Activity Log regarding this terminated session. I suspect that the Aborted is a (needlessly) terse indication of a Unix Signal...
ECONNABORTED 72 Software caused connection abort. (TCP/IP error code 10053.) A connection abort was caused internal to your host machine. Basically, the other end of the connection went away: the socket is "dead". This could occur when the server is so slow to service requests that the client times out the connection - gives up waiting for service - and the server gets this errno as a result, as seen on accept(). Your Linux OS messages log may also have indications relating to the problem. Whereas you indicate that this client is traversing a very large number of files in the Incremental, you may find that the server timed the client out: server timeout values may need boosting. Richard Sims