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What does "innd: ME cant update_active control" mean?
Look at your active file. One of the fields is "99999" and has to be
incremented to "100000" but there is no space. Shut down innd
("ctlinnd shutdown x"). Edit your active file (see the "Safe way to
edit the "active" file?" question in INN FAQ part 6) to add more
leading zeroes to all the numbers. You can use the following for this:
1. ctlinnd throttle 'updating active'
2. awk '{printf "%s %.10d %.10d %s\n", $1, $2, $3, $4}' active > active.new
if your awk printf spaves instead of leading zeroes in this step,
then try the following instead of step 2:
awk '{printf "%s %010d %010d %s\n", $1, $2, $3, $4}' active > active.new
or
perl -lane 'split;printf "%s %.10d %.10d %s\n", @F' active > active.new
3. mv active.new active
4. ctlinnd reload active updated
5. ctlinnd go 'updating active'
See also #5.11.
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