numeric alias · refers to 11 codes
29
Numeric alias
The numeric value 29 doesn't have its own canonical entry — it's defined symbolically:
- SCO_AIR_MODE_REJECTED SCO Air Mode Rejected The remote device rejected the air coding format requested during SCO connection negotiation.
- CHECKSUM_DOESNT_MATCH Checksum doesn't match The checksum of a data block does not match the expected value, indicating data corruption on disk or during transmission. The affected part may need to be dropped and re-fetched.
- ERR_CANT_FORK Can't Fork A new process could not be spawned (fork/exec failed).
- TOPIC_AUTHORIZATION_FAILED Topic Authorization Failed The client is not authorised to perform the requested operation on the given topic.
- KDC_ERR_SVC_UNAVAILABLE A service is not available A component required to fulfil the request, such as a back-end database or auxiliary service, is temporarily unavailable.
- ESPIPE Invalid seek lseek() was called on a file descriptor referring to a pipe, socket, or FIFO, which do not support seeking.
- SIGINFO Status Information Sent to request status information from a process, typically triggered by pressing Ctrl+T in a terminal on macOS and BSD systems. A macOS/BSD-specific signal not available on Linux. Processes commonly respond by printing a brief status summary to standard error.
- SIGIO I/O possible Sent when a file descriptor is ready for I/O, used with asynchronous I/O (O_ASYNC). Also known as SIGPOLL on some systems. The default action is to ignore it.
- SIGPOLL Pollable Event Sent when a pollable event occurs on a file descriptor, such as input becoming available. A POSIX synonym for SIGIO on Linux; on some older SVr4 systems it was a distinct signal. The default action is to terminate the process.
- ERROR_WRITE_FAULT Write fault The system cannot write to the specified device.
- ESPIPE Invalid seek lseek() was called on a pipe or socket, which does not support seeking.