I am getting this error during update and while creating a new view how to fix this
Unable to access "\S7P\f_error": database timed out.
1 config spec load rule problems encountered.
How would you troubleshoot this?
This should be linked to:
either a network issue (as in this thread, with a DNS issue, or with a samba path unavailable
or a service issue (like the aldb_server daemon not running anymore on the server, or a service on your workstation)
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When running my PHPUnit tests, I get the following error
PDOException: SQLSTATE[08004] [1040] Too many connections
I am running a lot of tests, but I am afraid this could happen in a not-test situation as well.
My tests are doing guzzle requests to my Lumen 5.2 API. The Lumen API basically gets a request and checks the oAuth token (connecting to the oAuth DB). If it is correct it connects to a different database (this is done by setting the $connection variable in the Model) and uses the Model to retrieve data.
Is the model not closing the connection?
Any idea? Is there any information I should provide, to help solve this problem?
I think it was actually due to PHPUnit being one huge script. Apparently Laravel/Lumen disconnects when the script finishes, but all testscases seem to count as one script. Adding \DB::disconnect(); in the tearDown solved my issue.
I am using EJB3 deployed on WAS 8.
I am accessing this EJB from my WEB server using Context.lookup.
This look up works fine and the entire application works fine for the first time after WAS is restarted.
However when I run the application for the second time, the look up does happen, but a NULL value is returned.
I dont get any exception or error or any logs on WAS.
Again if I restart the WAS, the application works well.
Can anyone please guide what the issue can be?
Remote references are connection-less proxies. If the application is redeployed/undeployed or there is network failure, the proxies are invalidated.
You can use ServiceLocator pattern for caching the references of the remote objects. You can remove & again re-create them with JNDI lookup when they become invalid.
In our team, we use a common database server. When running the Orchard Setup, I point the connection string to an existing Orchard Database and got this error message:
Setup failed: The requested service 'Orchard.IWorkContextAccessor' has not been registered. To avoid this exception, either register a component to provide the service, check for service registration using IsRegistered(), or use the ResolveOptional() method to resolve an optional dependency.
The only way that can make setup successful for me is to point to an empty database. I attempted a workaround by doing so first, and then edit connection string in App_Data\Sites\Default\Settings.txt, but then I got the same error.
I had this problem as well, also tried copying the settings.txt file which did not work. This time I copied all the contents of the App_data directory over and it worked for me. Also, this latest time I was using the latest commit from codeplex.
I deleted cache.dat and restarted the website in IIS, this fixed it for me
I have written a simple web Application which is running(on Tomcat Server) fine on my local system.But when I tried to access from a different system using http:/my_ip_address:8080/Projec1/My_Application. Its showing this error
Network Error (tcp_error)
A communication error occurred: ""
The Web Server may be down, too busy, or experiencing other problems preventing it from responding to requests. You may wish to try again at a later time.
I know many of you must be well versed with this kinda error.But for me its kinda new.I would be happy if you state possible reason and solutions(Please tell me if there is configuration is required in Server step wise)
Thanks All
I forgot tell you all that i found the answer of above question, actually there was proxy setting problem.This is what i did
Open internet option in IE.
Goto LAN setting in Connection option.
In LAN Setting there is advance setting tab, click it.
You will see a Exception box at the bottom.
Type the IP Address form which you want access.
eg. 10.200;*.xyz.com
This setting is to be done on system from where you want to access your web application.
Starting IP address where application is running 10.200.---.--- that is why in exception box it is mentioned as 10.200;*.(your Interanet Server Name)
Hope this will help.
Thanks
I am a DBA, not a developer, so forgive me if this is a silly question. But we are having issues with a SQL Server 2005 Web Service end point. On the local network I am able to add the reference in Visual Studio 2010 with out any issues. It uses digest as the authentication scheme.
However, when anyone tries to add the web reference on another network, such as a developer in New Zealand (we are in Dayton, OH USA) he receives this error:
There was an error downloading
'http://server.domain.net:1280/release-single-address?wsdl'. The
request failed with HTTP status 505: HTTP Version not supported.
Metadata contains a reference that cannot be resolved:
'http://server.domain.net:1280/release-single-address?wsdl'. The
remote server returned an unexpected response: (505) HTTP Version not
supported. The remote server returned an error: (505) Http Version Not
Supported. If the service is defined in the current solution, try
building the solution and adding the service reference again.
Again, this works in Visual Studio as Right Click add Reference -> Advanced -> Add Web Reference when done on the local subnet as the server.
When done on any other network the service does not import. We have tried it w/o any proxy. There is a cross domain trust involved but that does not seem to be the issue as the error occurs using accounts from either domain. When I download the raw XML to my hdd I can use that to create the web reference. I believe firmly this is some sort of transport layer issue, such as a proxy, but captures when the proxy server settings are disabled are not conclusive.
Today, years after I posted this question, we finally found the answer to this question. It was not a Squid proxy server as we had come to believe. We continued experiencing issues like this with various web services/sites. The last straw was when we finally needed to deploy an SVN server that was used by multinational software engineering teams. Every single member of the different Ops teams we spoke to swore to us there was nothing between the sites that could break our services.
By a stroke of luck the company's Chief Information Security Officer was visiting our site and a colleague happened to run into him and asked about the issues we were having and what might be the cause of it. He said immediately that there were Riverbed appliances doing caching and layer 7 inspection on all WAN traffic. We finally managed to catch these devices in the act of attempting to "normalize" HTML and XML and we were able to perform a capture of data coming from a machine in New Zealand. We performed a diff on HTML pages that were served as well as XML coming from a web service to compare how it looked on the local network vs. across the WAN. In the pages/XML that were being served across the WAN the closing tags were inserted that were not needed or that actually made the XML malformed. Some tags were even commented out entirely if the appliance didn't know what to do with them. And the smoking gun? A custom header...
X-RBT-Optimized-By: cch-riverbed-1 (RiOS 6.5.6a) SC
"Optimized" You keep using that word, but I do not think that it means what you think that it means.
I'm not a pro of SOAP with VS but it may be that version of SOAP is incompatible with sql server 2005?
If I recall correctly, there is two versions of SOAP: 1.1 and 1.2.
Check the HTTP GET command format is correct?
HTTP GET http:// mydomain.com HTTP/1.1\
note there is a SPACE between 'http://' and 'mydomain.com'. The server can not match this format. The result is 505
I am not sure but, I think you should check your firewall or your IIS configuration.