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[ess-base:cannot-forward]
The system does not support trapping and forwarding of the
specified signal:

  signal: %s
  param:  %s

Please remove that signal from the ess_base_forward_signals MCA parameter.
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[ess-base:unknown-signal]
The following signal was included in the ess_base_forward_signals
MCA parameter:

  signal: %s
  param:  %s

This is not a recognized signal value. Please fix or remove it.
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[ess-base:bad-identity]
A daemon could not establish its identity because a value it was given
is not a valid non-negative number:

  parameter: %s
  value:     %s

This is normally set by the launcher that started this daemon, so the
most likely cause is a mismatch between this daemon and the process that
started it.
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[ess-base:rank-out-of-range]
A daemon could not establish its identity because the rank computed for
it does not lie within the valid range:

  base vpid:        %s
  node index from:  %s
  node index value: %lu
  adjustment:       %d

This is normally set by the launcher that started this daemon, so the
most likely cause is a mismatch between this daemon and the process that
started it.
