1Randy  4/3/2015 7:47:14 AM  Running Traveler 9.0.1? Hold off on that Upgrade for Now

Thanks for posting this. I was ready to jump on this over the weekend just for the trash sync. You savbed me a bit of a headache.

2Matteo Bisi  4/3/2015 8:01:27 AM  Running Traveler 9.0.1? Hold off on that Upgrade for Now

Thanks Bill i've appreciated this post because i've upgraded 2 servers on lnx but i've in plan also a windows 2008R2. Thanks !!

3Raoul Morik  4/4/2015 3:27:12 AM  Running Traveler 9.0.1? Hold off on that Upgrade for Now

I had exactly the same problems. I fixed it by doing the following:

Stopped traveler task on every HADR Node. Started it on one with load traveler -defrag - waited for about 10-15 minutes and then started traveler on the other HADR Node. Since then no more crashes. Maybe that helps someone else too. I opened a PMR at IBM but since I managed it to keep it running, I closed the PMR.

4Ray Bilyk  4/4/2015 6:18:23 AM  What happens when your Lotus Pal shows up just in the nick of time?

THIS!

THANK YOU Bill for saving me from a horrible weekend following my scheduled upgrade tonight/Sunday morning!

Either take a hug out of petty cash now, or wait until I can give it to you in person at MWLUG!

5Bill Malchisky  4/8/2015 4:32:19 PM  Running Traveler 9.0.1? Hold off on that Upgrade for Now

Glad to be of assistance, guys.

6Tom Hillebrand  4/29/2015 2:04:59 PM  Running Traveler 9.0.1? Hold off on that Upgrade for Now

I think the main point here is that the problem doesn't seem to happen on Linux right now. Been running Traveler 9.0.1.3 Build 201503171604_20 for weeks and it's working nicely.

Today (or yesterday) Traveler 9.0.1.4 was released. Let's see what's in-store for us there, other than a bunch of IBM Verse integration for those that have gone to the SmartCloud.