While Topaz Workbench is starting the error message "92003: An error occurred while writing data to the channel" shows up. That is making one of my configured repository to not be listed there. How to resolve it?
Message:
What resolved my case, as a workaround, was to verify the amount of fa_commgr.exe processes in the Task Manager (I am using Windows 10), kill all of them, and then start Topaz again, this way it started normally (without that error message), and my repository was listed again.
Task Manager and fa_commgr.exe process instance (there were 4 instances I don't know why... yet):
My repository was listed again:
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I have been getting this error for the past few weeks while programming in C. I'm confused on how to fix this since the error doesn't tell me where the error is coming from. Why can the compiler not open the output file?
Your bonus.exe file is busy due to some reason. Create a new project and try. Seems like you are working on Visual Studio. Close the application and reload also can fix your issue. This is not compilation issue rather build and link issue while it try to create bonux.exe second time it failed because your previous bonus.exe file is still busy. Also go to task manager and try to kill bonus.exe. That will also fix your issue.
Ok so I'm trying to end Comodo (free firewall service) so that I can install NVidia driver updates, and since I'm super lazy I want this all to be automatic whenever NVidia tries to update. After I want to reopen Comodo.
However I'm stuck on the first step since I have no idea on how to properly end Comodo, when I try taskkill it says:
ERROR: The process "cis.exe" with PID 6204 could not be terminated.
Reason: Element not found.
I'm new to batch and have no idea what this error message means since I can clearly see that "cis.exe" (which is Comodo) is running in the background at least and I can close it from the icon tray if I wanted to, and it spits out the same message when I try using "CisTray.exe".
Also any advice on where I should go for the next few parts would be greatly appreciated, thinking on using task scheduler to open the batch file when some kind of log or something is made by NVidia.
I tried to find a lot (I've already spent one complete day on this) to find the reason for following error:
000004DC: LdapErr: DSID-0C0906E8, comment: In order to perform this
operation a successful bind must be completed on the connection., data
0, v1db1
I've windows AD setup as LDAP server and using this for authentication in sftp using proftpd+ldap in Linux machines.
I've two machines (machine#1 and machine#2), where proftpd+ldap is configured. In both the machines all the required configuration (such as proftpd.conf and ldap.conf) is exactly same.
However, when I try to sftp to machine#1, it is able to do it successfully and shows no error in wireshark (tcpdump). However, when I try to sftp to machine#2, it gives me following error. Below is the tcpdump collected from LDAP server.
What I am unable to figure out is, why in failure case (machine#2) only, I am seeing bindRequest "<ROOT>" simple but not in successful case (machine#1).
There is clear indication that there is something in client (machine#2), which is causing this, but not able to figure out what?
Help will be highly appreciated.
Hi,
I am getting the below error when trying to update my view . Also, creds manager service is stopped and not getting started.
As long as the credmanager.exe is not started, none of the view (snapshot or dynamic) will work. So you need to debug that first.
Typically, you would check the ClearCase logs, and the Windows event, to see what the issue is. See "how to fix or investigate 'Operation “view_ws_is_ws_view” failed'?", using cleartool getlog.
That kind of error ("This application has failed to start becauselibatriaks.dllwas not found. Re-installing the application may fix this problem") was seen with rather old versions of ClearCase (7.0.1).
See for instance this thread.
If the DLL is present and the directory is in your path you should never
get this error.
Check to see how far ...\rational\clearcase\bin is down your SYSTEM path, and make sure the DLL's are in there.
ccgzip.exe will be called (by the client process) when checking in any files that fall back to the "compressed_file" element type. It may be called by the view server during file opens and checkouts to construct cleartext if needed. The former uses your user path, the latter will normally use the SYSTEM path.
We've seen odd behavior on Windows when the path gets >500 characters
long, though there seems to be no "official" limit to the length this environment variable (%PATH%) can grow to.
The error message you see is likely a path issue. Whether that's related to the other issue is unknown...
Is the albd server process running? The credential manager service is flagged to depend on this service. If that service fails to start, or terminates, the credential manager service will also fail.
A service startup failure should be in the Application or System Event logs. and from there the "Troubleshooting albd startup failures" technote on ibm.com would likely be a good place to start.
While using Fruitstrap (or some other tools which uses MobileDevice.h) for installation of apps, we come across this error:
AMDeviceValidatePairing failed
How to solve this in MAC?
So if you are using fruitstrap, it actually uses MobileDevice.h for accessing the MobileDevice.framework. MobileDevice.framework is actually contacting iTunes and doing the required process. In between it opens up a process and fails to terminate:
/System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/MobileDevice.framework/Versions/A/Resources/usbmuxd -launchd
On terminating this process, it will solve the problem and AMDeviceValidatePairing will succeed.
I encountered the same error in fruitstrap.
My problem was that iTunes was not authorized to access data from my mobile(since I had just update to 7.1.1).
So I opened iTunes once, gave authorize in the dialog which opened. In the device a popup asked me if I wanted to "Trust this computer". Once I gave yes, I got this error no more.