The log file of the Oracle listener is too large, causing the listener to fail to start.

Today, a test database is down. After the Oracle database is restarted, the listener cannot be started, and the lsnrctlstart or lsnrctlstatus commands are stuck in this step:

Today, a test database is down. After the Oracle database is restarted, the listener cannot be started. The lsnrctl start or lsnrctl status Command is stuck in this step:

Today, a test database is down. After the Oracle database is restarted, the listener cannot be started. The lsnrctl start or lsnrctl status Command is stuck in this step:

Lsnrctl status

LSNRCTL for Linux: Version 10.2.0.5.0-Production on 09-APR-2013 15:14:39

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Connecting to (DESCRIPTION = (ADDRESS = (PROTOCOL = TCP) (HOST = dbserver) (PORT = 1521 )))

Then there is no more

The pain point is that the listener. log File Path of the listener is not the default path,

I want to delete the listener, and the interface is stuck in the delete step. If I don't go down, it's useless to restart.

Later I thought it may be because the listener. log is too large to be written into it,

Therefore, the find-name '* listener *' command is used to locate the listener. log rm and recreate it.

Client Connection successful.

The headache is that the lsnrctl status Command is still unavailable, as before, stuck in the previous step.

So I checked the/etc/hosts file and found that the IP address here is not the address of the current database. After the inquiry, I learned that the server was moved, the IP address was changed, and the hosts file was not modified.

Later, the IP address will be changed.

The lsnrctl command can be used normally.

Related reading:

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Configure and manage Oracle listener logs

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