reinstalling after servercrash

Hi

New to list, but have been using conquest/dgate for a while, mostly without problems.

Anyway, my server crashed during a power outage, corrupted the root disk with conquest and configuration files on it but not my Mag0, which was on a different RAID1 cluster. I recompiled/reinstalled dgate and configured to save to the old database (just plain maklinux, I don't use postgres or anything). I get two errors:

[root@ADIlab conquest]# ./dgate -v -r
Regen Database
Step 1: Re-intialize SQL Tables
Dropping Existing tables (if-any)
Worklist is empty
Dropping worklist
Dropping other tables
WorkList Database
Segmentation fault

and

[root@ADIlab conquest]# ./dgate -v
DGATE (1.4.13, build Fri Jul 18 13:55:00 2008) is running as threaded server
***Failed to Listen () - bind error

I run dgate from /usr/local/dicom/conquest where the configuration files are located. I usually run dgate as a service and not from the root prompt.

My dicom.ini file is bleow. THanks for any help.

Jon

# This file contains configuration information for the DICOM server

# Example Linux version using built-in dbaseIII file driver

# Copy this file to dicom.ini to use it

[sscscp]

MicroPACS = sscscp

Edition = Personal

# Network configuration: server name and TCP/IP port#

MyACRNema = ADIlab_pacs

TCPPort = 50082

# Reference to other files: known dicom servers; database layout; sops

ACRNemaMap = acrnema.map

kFactorFile = dicom.sql

SOPClassList = dgatesop.lst

# Host not used, name, username and password for ODBC data source

# SQLHost = localhost

SQLServer = ./data/dbase/

Username = conquest

Password = conquest

PostGres = 0

# Configure database

TruncateFieldNames = 10

MaxFieldLength = 254

FileNameSyntax = 3

MaxFileNameLength = 255

FixPhilips = 0

FixKodak = 0

DoubleBackSlashToDB = 0

UIDPrefix = 9999.9999

EnableReadAheadThread = 1

PatientQuerySortOrder =

StudyQuerySortOrder =

SeriesQuerySortOrder =

ImageQuerySortOrder =

IndexDBF = 1

PackDBF = 0

LongQueryDBF = 1000

TCPIPTimeOut = 300

FailHoldOff = 60

RetryDelay = 100

QueueSize = 128

WorkListMode = 0

# Configuration of compression for incoming images and archival

DroppedFileCompression = un

IncomingCompression = un

ArchiveCompression = as

# Names of the database tables

PatientTableName = DICOMPatients

StudyTableName = DICOMStudies

SeriesTableName = DICOMSeries

ImageTableName = DICOMImages

DMarkTableName = DICOMAccessUpdates

RegisteredMOPDeviceTable = RegisteredMOPIDs

UIDToMOPIDTable = UIDToMOPID

UIDToCDRIDTable = UIDToCDRID

# Banner and host for debug information

PACSName = ADIlab_pacs

OperatorConsole = 172.24.1.24

# Configuration of disk(s) to store images

MAGDeviceThreshhold = 0

MAGDevices = 1

MAGDevice0 = /pub/scans/dicom/pacs

Thanks for the tips, but no change. Unfortunately, Linux doesn't elaborate on the Seg Fault, so I'm also in the dark there. Looks like it happens when dgate tries to "Worklist database", whatever that is. I've tried to make sure dgate is running with proper credentials and that read/write permissions are appropriate. There is only one instance of dgate running at a time, and netstat does not report port 50082 in use after I shut dgate down. Restarting dgate still gives me the same listen error when I try to connect. Maybe this is connected with the seg fault when I try to initialize the database?

Any further tips on how to troubleshoot this would be appreciated. I've got a lot of stuff tied up in the database!

Cheers

Jon

Well, I "fixed" my first problem by wiping out the old installation and recompiling rom a new download. Some kind of corruption somewhere there it seems.

I still get the bind error and can't establish any associations, even though there is only one instance of dgate running and no other process is trying to use port 50082, as far as I can tell. Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks

Jon