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Just in case anyone runs across this error, I thought I'd make a note of
it for the list.  This is especially scary (but in the long run just
annoying) for machines that typically run 24/7 for weeks or months at a
time.

So let's say you decide to do some scheduled downtime, and then you
bring your machine back online.  Suddenly the HTTP server just doesn't
come up!  You don't see any logs or anything.  When you watch it in
WRKACTJOB, all the jobs come up, then immediately go into EOJ and end.

If you look carefully in QHST, you'll see several errors: TCP7428,
TCP7402 and finally TCP7429, whose error text says "Failure in SSL_Init
rc=-24 and errno=3021".  This is the critical message; the rc=-24 tells
you what really happened - your SSL certificate expired sometime since
your last IPL!

In my case, the certificate had expired sometime before, but you don't
get nasty messages.  And once you know it's an expired cert, it's a
piece of cake to fix - you simply go in and renew the cert and then
assign it to the HTTP application.  I spent more time figuring out what
was wrong than fixing it once I knew.

Anyway, that's my little goodie for today.  I'll close with the IBM
address for SSL errors (V5R1 InfoCenter):

http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/iseries/v5r1/ic2924/index.htm?info/rzaiw/r
zaiwsslre.htm

Joe


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