IRRC141I

Explanation
RACF® attempted
to build a PKCS #7 password or password phrase envelope for user ID user1,
but was unsuccessful because the RACF subsystem
is not running as a UNIX process.
The most likely cause of this failure is one of the following causes:The subsystem address space identity (identified in the message
as user2) does not have an OMVS segment.  In this
case, message IRRB023I should have been issued during subsystem initialization.
An enveloping function was activated (by defining the PASSWORD.ENVELOPE
or PASSPHRASE.ENVELOPE resource in the RACFEVNT class, and activating
the class), but the RACF subsystem
address space was not stopped and restarted.

System action
The enveloping function was not performed.  The
system continues processing.

Routing code
2

Descriptor code
6

RACF Security
Administrator Response
In the case of number 1 above, define
the RACF subsystem user ID
as a z/OS® UNIX user by defining an OMVS segment for its
USER profile, and for its default group profile.  See  for more details
about defining UNIX users. The RACF subsystem address space must be stopped
and restarted after the OMVS information is defined.
In the
case of number 2 above, stop and restart the RACF subsystem address space.  RACF recognizes that password or password phrase
enveloping is configured, and starts the proper UNIX services to dub itself as a UNIX process. 
To avoid interruptions
in services that are provided by the address space, it should be restarted
during a period of low activity.  See z/OS Security Server RACF System Programmer's Guide for
information about the RACF subsystem.

Explanation

System action

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RACF Security Administrator Response