Attaching files to a post

When I create a post, is it possible to attach a file(s) to that post? Often time I would like to attach a file in order to better describe whatever problem I am having.

Eme,
I think that whichever service you use, would have it's own procedure.
You could investigate that, before use.
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"How do I delete images?
Generally, it is not necessary to delete images at all. This is because ImageShack® has enough harddrive space to accommodate your needs, and then some.
You will only be able to delete the images you upload after you register. Registration is free.
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Editing blog posts: inserting pictures / attaching files doesn't work

I like the blog-editor in Leopard server. But since a few weeks, it has become impossible to add pictures or to attach files to my posts. Everytime I try to do this I'll get the message:
"The file you selected is too large (maximum file size is %i Bytes)".
No matter how small the file size is, it won't work. Very frustrating.
Any ideas?

Mars,
I had this problem also when I was initially setting up my wiki. There is at least one post on this sub-forum regarding the problem.
Ultimately, I had to edit the server file, /etc/wikid/wikid.conf, every time I restarted the server (though I haven't had the problem lately).
<key>maxAttachmentSize</key>
<integer>52428800</integer>
Those are bytes, so I'm limiting an attachment to 50MB. This should be the default, but for some reason it can get set to zero when you restart the server.
Good luck,
RyanR>

How to attach files to the thread we post in this forum?

How to attach files to the thread we post in this forum?
I’m wondering why there is no feature that allows attaching files from our hard drives! It is not practical to upload our file first in a certain web to provide it as a link in the post.
Is there a way to attach our files directly from our hard drive to the post?
Please, have a look on the screenshot below that shows a forum which includes all the very basic features!
Thank you for the help
Best
Jamal

Pierre,
Just a guess on my part, but I would suspect non-image files in this case.
As Ted points out, that WAS possible early on, and then the capbility to attach non-image files, was actually retained by a certain few forums, though not for long. This change was coincidental with a major spam attack, and at least one disgruntled user attempting to attach some rather nasty "stuff." I do ot know if those events prompted the change, as I was not part of the decision making group, that initiated the change.
Though 95% of the files that I wish to attach, ARE image files, there are times, where a TXT file would be ideal, say for a crash log, or similar. Now, I can convert that TXT to a PNG, but then one has to work with pixel x pixel dimensions, and some files, like those crash logs, can be rather long.
Personally, I find the loss of the Attach File (was via a button at the bottom-left of the editing screen) to be a sad comment on the actions of some, on these forums, but then that just reflects life outside of the forums.
Hunt
PS - I am glad that you found that little article useful Especially in the PS, PrPro, PrE and Encore forums, screen-caps can tell so very much about what is going on with a person's program, system or their Projects/Images.

Can I attach files/screen prints with my posts?

Hello,
I have found SDN really useful as I try to learn how to use Netweaver to do J2EE development.
One thing that would be really helpful sometimes would be the ability to attach files and/or insert graphics in the posts.
Is this possible?
Thanks in advance for any help.

Hi David,
have a look at the Topic: usage of Graphical Content in forum post?.
Regards
Gregor

Post Migration from SP2010 -Attach File Button not working in any list new/edit forms

Hi,
We have migrated the SharePoint 2010 farm to Sharepoint 2013 on last saturday and we are noticing an interesting issue after the migration .
On any custom list on any web application ,When we create a new item,if we click on attach file button in the ribbon,nothing shows up on the screen.
In the browser Dev Tools its showing an error message as "Cannot read Property style of null".
This is happening on a javascript (form.debug.js) on line No : 5276
(document.getElementById("partAttachment")).style.display = "block";
There is no element rendered in html with id "partAttachment",which is causing this error to happen.
Solutions tried are
1) Modified the List Advanced Settings to disable and enable the attachments ,which did not work
2) Ran the Sharepoint Configuration wizard which did not fix
3)Tried reset the site definition for all pages in the site from site settings
4) Deactivated and activated all the activated features in the site collection
Its an OOB List New Form,no customizations has been done.
Similar error occurring with List Edit form as well
when you click on the List Item in the List default view when you navigate to the list and when you click on attach file,a popup dialog to upload attachments appearing,However its not working when you
navigate into the list item and tried to upload attachment.
Please help if any Solutions / thoughts

Hi Christopher,
Thanks for your reply,
Farm Information
OS: Windows Server 2008 R2 SP1 Enterprise
SQL: SQL 2008 R2 SP2
SP -SharePoint 2013 with no CU applied
Method,we used is restored the content DB from SP2010 and attaching to SP2013 SQL Server
Site Collection is in 15 mode
It happens on new site collection even though its not migrated site.
Server is 16GB RAM 8Core Processor
If we create a new form from designer,attach file link is working
OOB New form.aspx is having List Form webpart
Custom New Form.aspx creaed with designer has data form webpart
if we create a new sharpoint site collection in 2010 mode,its working fine without any issues
Interestingly,all the javascript files loading were debug.js,Not sure how its loading all debug.js files

Receiving, opening, saving attachments WARNING long post

In some ways, this post is more of a reminder to myself on how to deal with attachments that I've discovered so far and hopefully it will help some other confused souls. I'm betting that like most people on this forum, your interest in the Playbook is partly motivated by how you can quickly and easily access files on the run to review them and edit them minimally and quickly (oops! forgot to change the boss' title in the memo now!) without resorting to hauling out a laptop, waiting for it to start, load the relevant office program, and then hoping your hotel wifi is strong and stable enough to actually load up a bloated email client to download far too many attachments. If that's your circumstances are like mine, then the PB is clearly a work in progress. I thought that Apple's iPad method of dealing with document transfers was crippled at best; the PB is a quest in hide-and-seek.
Transferring media files (photos, movies, etc.). If you use Windows, I'm guessing you're doing okay. If you use a Mac like me, the BB Desktop will not work for such transfers. You can use wifi to bulk transfer media files from your Mac to the PB, but you lose the rich context (playlists, etc.) that you probably want.
Opening attachments in Mail within Bridge. This one confuses me, but I suppose it works best for the corporate world - maybe. If I open an attachment from an email in the PB Bridge from within Mail, I could select an attachment and tap to open it. The relevant app (Reader, sheet to go, word to go, etc.) opens up a new window and the document can be read. At this point in the RIM life cycle, any documents within Bridge are read-only and cannot be saved/edited, which of course defeats any aspirations of on-the-fly editing. Nonetheless, they are viewable and gloriously so. But it was not obvious to me where the documents were now. If I wanted to, say, review them later, where would I find them? The most rational place I thought they would be would be the Bridge Files icon. However, if I selected Playbook under Bridge Files, there did not seem to be anything, and if I selected BlackBerry smartphone, it was not obvious either. By chance, I muddled through and discovered that under the smartphone choice, if I drilled down through my SD card directory to BlackBerry to documents to Bridge (ah! that's new!) subfolders, I would find all my downloaded documents in this new Bridge folder which is supposedly on my smartphone. Distressingly, I cannot find this same subfolder "Bridge" on the SD card on the smartphone itself.
But this is the where we enter another dimension however! All of the above (2) ONLY seems to apply to emails sent to my GMail account that my BlackBerry - and therefore my PB - is also set up to receive within Mail in Bridge: given that I'm not an IT adminstrator, I'll just call them the non-corporate emails. If I open up an attachment from a message in Mail within Bridge that was sent through my usual corporate email system (in this case, Lotus Notes - yet another story), then the attachment ends up in SD card directory to BlackBerry to documents, but does not go into Bridge. I lack the knowledge or wisdom to fathom why this is different, other than it probably has something to do with the corporate side of things.
Opening attachments from Webmail (e.g. GMail). This one is also a bit bizarre. Although not very easy to find, at least all the attachments from (2) and (3) ended up in almost the same places on my smartphone SD card. But you cannot edit them. So what if I opened up via the web browser? GMail works quite well actually. When I tapped on an attachment to open it in GMail, it would bring me to a new pane and ask me to save it (Save "1"). It does not necessarily open it however and sometimes I would just get a new blank window. But if I swipe down from the top, I could see the downloads option, and choosing that would show me the attached document and an Open button. Opening it would load the document using the relevant app (e.g. Word to Go) and swiping down gave me another save (yes!) option (Save "2"). However, I had no idea where the attachment was saved. It does not appear under Media, any Bridge folder, etc. Assuming the attachment file type is associated with the app however, if you now open, say, Word-to-Go, well, there it is (finally!). So, the bizzarre thing is that the first save (Save "1") that you are prompted with does not seem to actually save it: only after the relevant app loads it and then you save it again (Save "2") does the attachment seem to actually get transferred to the Playbook's internal memory (somewhere). I cannot figure out the reason why you have to go through this double step. But at least now I can edit them. So maybe the solution is to mirror all my corporate emails to another service like GMail or Hotmail? (I can hear the collective gasps of the security minded types!)
Opening attachments from Webmail (e.g., GMail) within the Bridge Browser. This is maybe the ultimate compromise and combination of the above, and perhaps the situation most of us want to know about when we're on the go, get that ever important email about what was needed yesterday, don't have wifi access, but need to edit the attachment and cannot do it within the regular mail within Bridge. Dismally, this one is a fail - I get the error message "Bridge Browser: Cannot download corporate files."
After fumbling my way through an iPad and pretty much abandoning it for my workflow (although it is very good for other applications), I thought the Playbook would address almost of my needs, particularly since I've used a BlackBerry for the last six years. Personally, I think the PB hardware is fantastic, the form factor is great, and I do not care for or need 1000's of useless and trivial apps, but the implementation of what I consider core functionality is mediocre at best. I'm an academic - I'd grade the Playbook a C- (maybe even a D+ (ouch!) if I was in a grumpy mood).
In the interests of fairness, I recognize that some of the issues may simply be the way my corporate parent runs its business. I toil away under Lotus Notes and use a BlackBerry Bold, OS5, Rogers network, and a three year MacBook Pro.
If anybody has found other solutions or I've simply done something wrong, I'd love to hear. Otherwise, my abode will likely not be this Playbook's forever home.

Hi fochtk... you're welcome (I think! this seems unnecessarily confusing!). I think you're referring to my points (2) and (3) from my original post. In summary, this is what I THINK is happening.
On my BlackBerry Bold 9700, I have two email accounts, my corporate Lotus account, and my GMail account. There is one universal desktop that gathers both incoming emails into one so that I can view all messages at the same time. I imagine that the corporate server for this universal desktop therefore also have all these same messages because all the messages (GMail and Lotus) then show up in Mail via Bridge on my PB.
A. When in Bridge - Mail I open up an attachment in a mail that was received by my corporate Lotus account, the documents show up on my phone's SD card (I think you mean the memory card, not the SIM card for telecommunications). If I check my Playbook under Bridge Files -> Phone Icon -> BlackBerry/SDCard -> Documents, the attachments are there, and if I check my file manager on my phone, the same attachments are listed in the same subfolder. Interestingly, I was given the option to download them too.
B. When I open up an attachment in a mail that was received initially by my GMail account, the documents are not given the option to download. However, when I go to Bridge Files -> Phone Icon -> BlackBerry/SDCard -> Documents -> Bridge, the attachments from this GMail destined message are there! Weird, because I didn't create a Bridge subfolder on my phone's SD card, nor can I find a Bridge subfolder on the phone itself.
SORRY. I stand corrected. I just went into Bridge - Mail to double check and guess what... ALL of my email attachments no matter what account they were sent to originally (Lotus or GMail) if they are accessed through Bridge get dumped into this Bridge subfolder that is supposedly located on my phone's SD card (situation B). Maybe situation A was for when I downloaded the attachment to the phone first: I've gone back and forth with this so many times now...
Maybe this Bridge subfolder is a hidden folder tied to your phone so that if you lose your Playbook attachments cannot be accessed? But there seems to be no options to delete these downloaded files. UPDATE! Yes, I should have checked sooner. When you are accessing your phone, use the menu button to select "Show Hidden". It then displays the greyed out Bridge subfolder under Documents and you can then manipulate (e.g., delete) your files from there. This would make sense so that your files are as secure as possible via your phone. Still can't edit the attachments though...
Hope this helps...

Writting attached file from SOAP message to a FTP folder

Hi everybody,
Our scenario is an interface which receives a SOAP message with a file attached. As we don't need to do any mapping into the attachment, we are supposed to deliver that file as it is into a FTP folder.
Our problem is that we cannot find how to configure File comm channel to write the attached file and no the SOAP XML message which is what we are getting now. Any help on this?
Thanks in advance.

Hi
check these forum posts
SOAP with attachments
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Hi,
I am designing a Form using LiveCycle Designer 8.0
Scenario:
User can attach the file through "Attachments" facility provided on Adobe Reader.
The requirement is to attach 3 documents and post it to SAP system using Web services.
I am using the following code(which i got from this forum only) to find the number of files user has attached.
d = event.target.dataObjects;
n = d.length;
xfa.host.messageBox("Number of Attachments: "+n);
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for( i = 0; i < n; i++ )
xfa.host.messageBox("Name of the file: "+d[i].name);
My problem: is how to read the contents of the attached files so that I post it to SAP using Web services
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In order to read the content of the Redo Log files, you should use Logminer Utility
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How to create list items with multiple attachment files using rest api javascript

In one of user form I am using javascript rest api to create a list item with multiple attachment files. So far I am able to create list item and once created uploading an attachment file. But this is two step process first create an item and then upload
a file.
It create an additional version of the item which is not desired. Also I am not able find a way to attach multiple files in a go. Following is the code I am using.
createitem.executeAsync({
url: "/_api/web/lists/GetByTitle('UserForm')/items(1)/AttachmentFiles/add(FileName='" + aFile.name + "')",
method: "POST",
contentType: "application/json;odata=verbose",
headers: {
"Accept": "application/json;odata=verbose",
"X-RequestDigest": $("#__REQUESTDIGEST").val()
binaryStringRequestBody: true,
body: fileContent,
success: fnsuccess,
error: fnerror
So somehow I need to combine item attributes along with attachment files in body: param. I visited https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/office/dn531433.aspx#bk_ListItem but no success.
Appreciate any help.

Thanks Mahesh for the reply and post you share it was useful.
But this does not solve the core of the issue. You are uploading attachments after creation of item and multiple files are being attached in loop. This is kind of iterative update to an existing item with attachments. This will end up creating multiple versions.
What I am trying to achieve is to create an item along with multiple attachments in a go. No item updates further to attach a file.
Please suggest how this can be done in one go. SharePoint does it when one creates an item with multiple attachment.
Thanks for your reply.

Error when attaching files from SharePoint library to an Outlook email?

I've got a user who's reporting that recently she started getting en error whenever she tries to attach a file from a SharePoint library to an Outlook email.
When she either drags from the library in Windows Explorer, she receives this:
When uses Attach File via Outlook and navigates to the library, she receives this:
If the file is checked out, or if require check out is disabled, then it attaches.
Anyone know why this might have started happening? I'm assured it has historically been working for the past couple years.
Thanks in advance for any suggestions!
:)Ben

Thanks for your reply:)! Mine's > Whether other users meet this Yes, it's happening regardless > Whether other files also have Yes, it's happening regardless > Please check whether the problematic It happens consistently when not checked out. If a file > In addition, please check ULS Nothing jumped out in the Thanks again for any suggestions!
:)Ben
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w3wp.exe (0x17C0) 02/27/2015 10:27:54.78 w3wp.exe (0x17C0) 02/27/2015 10:27:54.78 w3wp.exe (0x17C0) 02/27/2015 10:27:54.78 w3wp.exe (0x17C0) 02/27/2015 10:27:54.78 w3wp.exe (0x17C0) 02/27/2015 10:27:54.78 w3wp.exe (0x17C0) 02/27/2015 10:27:54.78 w3wp.exe (0x17C0) 02/27/2015 10:27:54.78 w3wp.exe (0x17C0) 02/27/2015 10:27:54.79 w3wp.exe (0x17C0) 02/27/2015 10:27:54.79 w3wp.exe (0x17C0) 02/27/2015 10:27:54.79 w3wp.exe (0x17C0) 02/27/2015 10:27:54.79 w3wp.exe (0x17C0) 02/27/2015 10:27:54.79 w3wp.exe (0x17C0) 02/27/2015 10:27:54.79 w3wp.exe (0x17C0) 02/27/2015 10:27:54.81 w3wp.exe (0x17C0) 02/27/2015 10:27:54.81 w3wp.exe (0x17C0) 02/27/2015 10:27:54.81 w3wp.exe (0x17C0) 02/27/2015 10:27:54.81 w3wp.exe (0x17C0) 02/27/2015 10:27:54.81 w3wp.exe (0x17C0) 02/27/2015 10:27:54.81 w3wp.exe (0x17C0) 02/27/2015 10:27:54.87 w3wp.exe (0x17C0) 02/27/2015 10:27:54.87 w3wp.exe (0x17C0) 02/27/2015 10:27:54.89 w3wp.exe (0x17C0) 02/27/2015 10:27:54.89 w3wp.exe (0x17C0) 02/27/2015 10:27:54.89 w3wp.exe (0x17C0) 02/27/2015 10:27:54.89 w3wp.exe (0x17C0) 02/27/2015 10:27:54.89 w3wp.exe (0x17C0) 02/27/2015 10:27:54.89 w3wp.exe (0x17C0) 02/27/2015 10:27:54.89 w3wp.exe (0x17C0) 02/27/2015 10:27:54.89 w3wp.exe (0x17C0) 02/27/2015 10:27:54.89 w3wp.exe (0x17C0) 02/27/2015 10:27:54.89 w3wp.exe (0x17C0) 02/27/2015 10:27:54.89 w3wp.exe (0x17C0) 02/27/2015 10:27:54.89 w3wp.exe (0x17C0) 02/27/2015 10:27:54.89 w3wp.exe (0x17C0) 02/27/2015 10:27:54.89 w3wp.exe (0x17C0) 02/27/2015 10:27:54.90 w3wp.exe (0x17C0) 02/27/2015 10:27:54.90 w3wp.exe (0x17C0) 02/27/2015 10:27:54.90 w3wp.exe (0x17C0) 02/27/2015 10:27:54.92 w3wp.exe (0x17C0) 02/27/2015 10:27:54.92 w3wp.exe (0x17C0) 02/27/2015 10:27:54.92 w3wp.exe (0x17C0) 02/27/2015 10:27:54.96 w3wp.exe (0x17C0) 02/27/2015 10:27:54.98 w3wp.exe (0x17C0) 02/27/2015 10:27:55.20 w3wp.exe (0x17C0) 02/27/2015 10:27:55.21 w3wp.exe (0x17C0) 02/27/2015 10:27:55.21 w3wp.exe (0x17C0) 02/27/2015 10:27:55.21 w3wp.exe (0x17C0) 02/27/2015 10:27:55.21 w3wp.exe (0x17C0) 02/27/2015 10:27:55.21 w3wp.exe (0x17C0) 02/27/2015 10:27:55.21 w3wp.exe (0x17C0) 02/27/2015 10:27:56.09 w3wp.exe (0x17C0) 02/27/2015 10:27:56.09 w3wp.exe (0x17C0) 02/27/2015 10:27:56.09 w3wp.exe (0x17C0) 02/27/2015 10:27:56.09 w3wp.exe (0x17C0) 02/27/2015 10:27:56.09 w3wp.exe (0x17C0) 02/27/2015 10:27:56.09 w3wp.exe (0x17C0) 02/27/2015 10:27:56.26 w3wp.exe (0x17C0) below:
issue
of user.
this issue when the user tries to attachment these files to outlook.
which file is tested.
file was checked out by another user. And Please attach a file without Check-out to outlook, compare the result.
someone tries to attach a file that is
is checked out (regardless of who it's checked out to), then it attaches to an Outlook email without error.
log file to check whether there are some errors about this issue. The path of the log file is: C:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\Web Server Extensions\14\LOGS.
logs. I pasted them below FWIW, but nothing jumped out at me.
TID Area Category EventID Level Message Correlation
0x11B8 SharePoint Foundation Tracing Controller Service 5152 Information Tracing Service started.
0x08D0 SharePoint Foundation Monitoring nasq Medium Entering monitored scope (Request (GET:https://my.sharepointurl.org:443/Organization/Locations/India/Lists/India%20Photos/Attachments/5/3130688354_1f9638d0c1_b.jpg))
0x08D0 SharePoint Foundation Logging Correlation Data xmnv Medium Name=Request (GET:https://my.sharepointurl.org:443/Organization/Locations/India/Lists/India%20Photos/Attachments/5/3130688354_1f9638d0c1_b.jpg) 712b2714-d9d6-47df-b722-100d85ee575e
0x0874 SharePoint Foundation General af71 Medium HTTP Request method: GET 712b2714-d9d6-47df-b722-100d85ee575e
0x0874 SharePoint Foundation General af75 Medium Overridden HTTP request method: GET 712b2714-d9d6-47df-b722-100d85ee575e
0x0874 SharePoint Foundation General af74 Medium HTTP request URL: /Organization/Locations/India/Lists/India%20Photos/Attachments/5/3130688354_1f9638d0c1_b.jpg 712b2714-d9d6-47df-b722-100d85ee575e
0x08D0 SharePoint Foundation Monitoring b4ly Medium Leaving Monitored Scope (Request (GET:https://my.sharepointurl.org:443/Organization/Locations/India/Lists/India%20Photos/Attachments/5/3130688354_1f9638d0c1_b.jpg)). Execution Time=7.6251 712b2714-d9d6-47df-b722-100d85ee575e
0x16D8 SharePoint Foundation Monitoring nasq Medium Entering monitored scope (Request (GET:https://my.sharepointurl.org:443/Organization/Locations/VietNam/Lists/Vietnam%20Photos/Attachments/1/a.jpg))
0x16D8 SharePoint Foundation Logging Correlation Data xmnv Medium Name=Request (GET:https://my.sharepointurl.org:443/Organization/Locations/VietNam/Lists/Vietnam%20Photos/Attachments/1/a.jpg) 490f2046-a185-4b35-a2de-73b140b8f602
0x0EAC SharePoint Foundation General af71 Medium HTTP Request method: GET 490f2046-a185-4b35-a2de-73b140b8f602
0x0EAC SharePoint Foundation General af75 Medium Overridden HTTP request method: GET 490f2046-a185-4b35-a2de-73b140b8f602
0x0EAC SharePoint Foundation General af74 Medium HTTP request URL: /Organization/Locations/VietNam/Lists/Vietnam%20Photos/Attachments/1/a.jpg 490f2046-a185-4b35-a2de-73b140b8f602
0x0E94 SharePoint Foundation Monitoring b4ly Medium Leaving Monitored Scope (Request (GET:https://my.sharepointurl.org:443/Organization/Locations/VietNam/Lists/Vietnam%20Photos/Attachments/1/a.jpg)). Execution Time=19.0138 490f2046-a185-4b35-a2de-73b140b8f602
0x16D8 SharePoint Foundation Monitoring nasq Medium Entering monitored scope (Request (GET:https://my.sharepointurl.org:443/Pages/home.aspx))
0x16D8 SharePoint Foundation Logging Correlation Data xmnv Medium Name=Request (GET:https://my.sharepointurl.org:443/Pages/home.aspx) b20b6de8-13d1-4d18-9cc7-af5fca987b37
0x16D8 SharePoint Foundation Monitoring b4ly Medium Leaving Monitored Scope (Request (GET:https://my.sharepointurl.org:443/Pages/home.aspx)). Execution Time=0.9171 b20b6de8-13d1-4d18-9cc7-af5fca987b37
0x08D0 SharePoint Foundation Monitoring nasq Medium Entering monitored scope (Request (GET:https://my.sharepointurl.org:443/Organization/Locations/Bangladesh/Lists/Bangladesh%20Photos/Attachments/6/IMG_1676.jpg))
0x08D0 SharePoint Foundation Logging Correlation Data xmnv Medium Name=Request (GET:https://my.sharepointurl.org:443/Organization/Locations/Bangladesh/Lists/Bangladesh%20Photos/Attachments/6/IMG_1676.jpg) cad18282-c3e3-4438-a6a0-d6e3ec8fe55e
0x14E8 SharePoint Foundation General af71 Medium HTTP Request method: GET cad18282-c3e3-4438-a6a0-d6e3ec8fe55e
0x14E8 SharePoint Foundation General af75 Medium Overridden HTTP request method: GET cad18282-c3e3-4438-a6a0-d6e3ec8fe55e
0x14E8 SharePoint Foundation General af74 Medium HTTP request URL: /Organization/Locations/Bangladesh/Lists/Bangladesh%20Photos/Attachments/6/IMG_1676.jpg cad18282-c3e3-4438-a6a0-d6e3ec8fe55e
0x08D0 SharePoint Foundation Monitoring b4ly Medium Leaving Monitored Scope (Request (GET:https://my.sharepointurl.org:443/Organization/Locations/Bangladesh/Lists/Bangladesh%20Photos/Attachments/6/IMG_1676.jpg)). Execution Time=8.73 cad18282-c3e3-4438-a6a0-d6e3ec8fe55e
0x18F0 SharePoint Foundation Monitoring nasq Medium Entering monitored scope (Request (GET:https://my.sharepointurl.org:443/Pages/home.aspx))
0x18F0 SharePoint Foundation Logging Correlation Data xmnv Medium Name=Request (GET:https://my.sharepointurl.org:443/Pages/home.aspx) d7862a07-2447-412b-9636-b9e5c9cbbd8c
0x18F0 SharePoint Foundation Monitoring b4ly Medium Leaving Monitored Scope (Request (GET:https://my.sharepointurl.org:443/Pages/home.aspx)). Execution Time=1.7573 d7862a07-2447-412b-9636-b9e5c9cbbd8c
0x16D8 SharePoint Foundation Monitoring nasq Medium Entering monitored scope (Request (GET:https://my.sharepointurl.org:443/Pages/home.aspx))
0x16D8 SharePoint Foundation Logging Correlation Data xmnv Medium Name=Request (GET:https://my.sharepointurl.org:443/Pages/home.aspx) 6657828b-c46f-4057-a196-d9b6c92f8563
0x16D8 SharePoint Foundation Monitoring b4ly High Leaving Monitored Scope (GetFileAndMetaInfo). Execution Time=58.7597 6657828b-c46f-4057-a196-d9b6c92f8563
0x16D8 SharePoint Foundation Monitoring b4ly High Leaving Monitored Scope (GetWebPartPageContent). Execution Time=59.4011 6657828b-c46f-4057-a196-d9b6c92f8563
0x16D8 SharePoint Foundation Logging Correlation Data xmnv Medium Site=/ 6657828b-c46f-4057-a196-d9b6c92f8563
0x16D8 SharePoint Foundation Monitoring b4ly Medium Leaving Monitored Scope (Request (GET:https://my.sharepointurl.org:443/Pages/home.aspx)). Execution Time=124.4297 6657828b-c46f-4057-a196-d9b6c92f8563
0x0E94 SharePoint Foundation Monitoring nasq Medium Entering monitored scope (Request (PROPFIND:https://my.sharepointurl.org:443/Topics/SharePoint/Test%20Site/Documents/New%20folder))
0x0E94 SharePoint Foundation Logging Correlation Data xmnv Medium Name=Request (PROPFIND:https://my.sharepointurl.org:443/Topics/SharePoint/Test%20Site/Documents/New%20folder) a0783ff5-4675-4481-857b-472c609d5929
0x1938 SharePoint Foundation General af71 Medium HTTP Request method: PROPFIND a0783ff5-4675-4481-857b-472c609d5929
0x1938 SharePoint Foundation General af77 Medium HTTP request depth header: 0 a0783ff5-4675-4481-857b-472c609d5929
0x1938 SharePoint Foundation General af75 Medium Overridden HTTP request method: PROPFIND a0783ff5-4675-4481-857b-472c609d5929
0x1938 SharePoint Foundation General af74 Medium HTTP request URL: /Topics/SharePoint/Test%20Site/Documents/New%20folder a0783ff5-4675-4481-857b-472c609d5929
0x1938 SharePoint Foundation General af76 Medium HTTP request translate header: f a0783ff5-4675-4481-857b-472c609d5929
0x0E94 SharePoint Foundation Monitoring b4ly Medium Leaving Monitored Scope (Request (PROPFIND:https://my.sharepointurl.org:443/Topics/SharePoint/Test%20Site/Documents/New%20folder)). Execution Time=13.4056 a0783ff5-4675-4481-857b-472c609d5929
0x08D0 SharePoint Foundation Monitoring nasq Medium Entering monitored scope (Request (OPTIONS:https://my.sharepointurl.org:443/Topics/SharePoint/Test%20Site/Documents/))
0x08D0 SharePoint Foundation Logging Correlation Data xmnv Medium Name=Request (OPTIONS:https://my.sharepointurl.org:443/Topics/SharePoint/Test%20Site/Documents/) 375eb954-11cc-49db-8fc8-7476a18301c8
0x03E0 SharePoint Foundation General af71 Medium HTTP Request method: OPTIONS 375eb954-11cc-49db-8fc8-7476a18301c8
0x03E0 SharePoint Foundation General af75 Medium Overridden HTTP request method: OPTIONS 375eb954-11cc-49db-8fc8-7476a18301c8
0x03E0 SharePoint Foundation General af74 Medium HTTP request URL: /Topics/SharePoint/Test%20Site/Documents/ 375eb954-11cc-49db-8fc8-7476a18301c8
0x08D0 SharePoint Foundation Monitoring b4ly Medium Leaving Monitored Scope (Request (OPTIONS:https://my.sharepointurl.org:443/Topics/SharePoint/Test%20Site/Documents/)). Execution Time=5.5319 375eb954-11cc-49db-8fc8-7476a18301c8
0x18F0 SharePoint Foundation Monitoring nasq Medium Entering monitored scope (Request (POST:https://my.sharepointurl.org:443/_vti_bin/shtml.dll/_vti_rpc))
0x18F0 SharePoint Foundation Logging Correlation Data xmnv Medium Name=Request (POST:https://my.sharepointurl.org:443/_vti_bin/shtml.dll/_vti_rpc) 7ead700f-27f9-4e29-8cb1-325e3933150b
0x16D0 SharePoint Foundation General af71 Medium HTTP Request method: POST 7ead700f-27f9-4e29-8cb1-325e3933150b
0x16D0 SharePoint Foundation General af75 Medium Overridden HTTP request method: POST 7ead700f-27f9-4e29-8cb1-325e3933150b
0x16D0 SharePoint Foundation General af74 Medium HTTP request URL: /_vti_bin/shtml.dll/_vti_rpc 7ead700f-27f9-4e29-8cb1-325e3933150b
0x16D0 SharePoint Foundation General 72ng Medium RPC method = url to web url 7ead700f-27f9-4e29-8cb1-325e3933150b
0x18F0 SharePoint Foundation Monitoring b4ly Medium Leaving Monitored Scope (Request (POST:https://my.sharepointurl.org:443/_vti_bin/shtml.dll/_vti_rpc)). Execution Time=8.7236 7ead700f-27f9-4e29-8cb1-325e3933150b
0x08D0 SharePoint Foundation Monitoring nasq Medium Entering monitored scope (Request (HEAD:https://my.sharepointurl.org:443/Topics/SharePoint/Test%20Site/_vti_bin/owssvr.dll?dialogview=FileSave&FileDialogFilterValue=*.*&location=Documents/New%20folder))
0x08D0 SharePoint Foundation Logging Correlation Data xmnv Medium Name=Request (HEAD:https://my.sharepointurl.org:443/Topics/SharePoint/Test%20Site/_vti_bin/owssvr.dll?dialogview=FileSave&FileDialogFilterValue=*.*&location=Documents/New%20folder) a9987bbf-fde4-46f6-80a8-3b97c5f64244
0x08D0 SharePoint Foundation Monitoring b4ly Medium Leaving Monitored Scope (Request (HEAD:https://my.sharepointurl.org:443/Topics/SharePoint/Test%20Site/_vti_bin/owssvr.dll?dialogview=FileSave&FileDialogFilterValue=*.*&location=Documents/New%20folder)). Execution Time=1.9077 a9987bbf-fde4-46f6-80a8-3b97c5f64244
0x08D0 SharePoint Foundation Monitoring nasq Medium Entering monitored scope (Request (HEAD:https://my.sharepointurl.org:443/Topics/SharePoint/Test%20Site/_vti_bin/owssvr.dll?dialogview=FileSave&FileDialogFilterValue=*.*&location=Documents/New%20folder))
0x08D0 SharePoint Foundation Logging Correlation Data xmnv Medium Name=Request (HEAD:https://my.sharepointurl.org:443/Topics/SharePoint/Test%20Site/_vti_bin/owssvr.dll?dialogview=FileSave&FileDialogFilterValue=*.*&location=Documents/New%20folder) e9dc78fe-cc27-498c-8f88-9b665ea58fe0
0x0E54 SharePoint Foundation General af71 Medium HTTP Request method: HEAD e9dc78fe-cc27-498c-8f88-9b665ea58fe0
0x0E54 SharePoint Foundation General af75 Medium Overridden HTTP request method: HEAD e9dc78fe-cc27-498c-8f88-9b665ea58fe0
0x0E54 SharePoint Foundation General af74 Medium HTTP request URL: /Topics/SharePoint/Test%20Site/_vti_bin/owssvr.dll?dialogview=FileSave&FileDialogFilterValue=*.*&location=Documents/New%20folder e9dc78fe-cc27-498c-8f88-9b665ea58fe0
0x0E94 SharePoint Foundation Monitoring b4ly Medium Leaving Monitored Scope (Request (HEAD:https://my.sharepointurl.org:443/Topics/SharePoint/Test%20Site/_vti_bin/owssvr.dll?dialogview=FileSave&FileDialogFilterValue=*.*&location=Documents/New%20folder)). Execution Time=36.0601 e9dc78fe-cc27-498c-8f88-9b665ea58fe0
0x0E94 SharePoint Foundation Monitoring nasq Medium Entering monitored scope (Request (GET:https://my.sharepointurl.org:443/Topics/SharePoint/Test%20Site/_vti_bin/owssvr.dll?dialogview=FileOpen&FileDialogFilterValue=*.*&location=Documents%2FNew%20folder))
0x0E94 SharePoint Foundation Logging Correlation Data xmnv Medium Name=Request (GET:https://my.sharepointurl.org:443/Topics/SharePoint/Test%20Site/_vti_bin/owssvr.dll?dialogview=FileOpen&FileDialogFilterValue=*.*&location=Documents%2FNew%20folder) da6fcece-013e-42cf-b16e-4f7842e837c5
0x1B00 SharePoint Foundation General af71 Medium HTTP Request method: GET da6fcece-013e-42cf-b16e-4f7842e837c5
0x1B00 SharePoint Foundation General af75 Medium Overridden HTTP request method: GET da6fcece-013e-42cf-b16e-4f7842e837c5
0x1B00 SharePoint Foundation General af74 Medium HTTP request URL: /Topics/SharePoint/Test%20Site/_vti_bin/owssvr.dll?dialogview=FileOpen&FileDialogFilterValue=*.*&location=Documents%2FNew%20folder da6fcece-013e-42cf-b16e-4f7842e837c5
0x17A8 SharePoint Foundation Monitoring nasq Medium Entering monitored scope (Timer Job job-email-delivery) a2c2dd0e-f0b2-41d7-8735-b53f8b5c7a25
0x17A8 SharePoint Foundation E-Mail 6873 Warning An error occurred while processing the incoming e-mail file C:\inetpub\mailroot\Drop\caada12401d0529300000001.eml. The error was: Unknown alias: implementationlearningteam.. a2c2dd0e-f0b2-41d7-8735-b53f8b5c7a25
0x17A8 SharePoint Foundation E-Mail 6871 Information The Incoming E-Mail service has completed a batch. The elapsed time was 00:00:00. The service processed 1 message(s) in total. Errors occurred processing 1 message(s): Message ID: The following aliases were unknown: implementationlearningteam a2c2dd0e-f0b2-41d7-8735-b53f8b5c7a25
0x17A8 SharePoint Foundation Monitoring b4ly Medium Leaving Monitored Scope (Timer Job job-email-delivery). Execution Time=4.304 a2c2dd0e-f0b2-41d7-8735-b53f8b5c7a25
0x16D8 SharePoint Foundation Monitoring nasq Medium Entering monitored scope (Request (GET:https://my.sharepointurl.org:443/Organization/Departments/Administration/Administrative%20Services/Recent%20HQ%20Party%20Pictures/HQ%20Holiday%20Party%202015%20room%20photo.jpg))
0x16D8 SharePoint Foundation Logging Correlation Data xmnv Medium Name=Request (GET:https://my.sharepointurl.org:443/Organization/Departments/Administration/Administrative%20Services/Recent%20HQ%20Party%20Pictures/HQ%20Holiday%20Party%202015%20room%20photo.jpg) 08c98511-73c6-42e5-a564-802876288d66
0x0874 SharePoint Foundation General af71 Medium HTTP Request method: GET 08c98511-73c6-42e5-a564-802876288d66
0x0874 SharePoint Foundation General af75 Medium Overridden HTTP request method: GET 08c98511-73c6-42e5-a564-802876288d66
0x0874 SharePoint Foundation General af74 Medium HTTP request URL: /Organization/Departments/Administration/Administrative%20Services/Recent%20HQ%20Party%20Pictures/HQ%20Holiday%20Party%202015%20room%20photo.jpg 08c98511-73c6-42e5-a564-802876288d66
0x16D8 SharePoint Foundation Monitoring b4ly Medium Leaving Monitored Scope (Request (GET:https://my.sharepointurl.org:443/Organization/Departments/Administration/Administrative%20Services/Recent%20HQ%20Party%20Pictures/HQ%20Holiday%20Party%202015%20room%20photo.jpg)). Execution Time=7.5187 08c98511-73c6-42e5-a564-802876288d66
0x1B00 Document Management Server Document Management eub5 Medium ERFileDialogPostProcessor Render normal Open webview no MDN tree[NoSettings] for url: https://my.sharepointurl.org/Topics/SharePoint/Test Site/_vti_bin/owssvr.dll?dialogview=FileOpen&FileDialogFilterValue=*.*&location=Documents/New folder end da6fcece-013e-42cf-b16e-4f7842e837c5
0x18F0 SharePoint Foundation Monitoring b4ly Medium Leaving Monitored Scope (Request (GET:https://my.sharepointurl.org:443/Topics/SharePoint/Test%20Site/_vti_bin/owssvr.dll?dialogview=FileOpen&FileDialogFilterValue=*.*&location=Documents%2FNew%20folder)). Execution Time=257.5603 da6fcece-013e-42cf-b16e-4f7842e837c5
0x08D0 SharePoint Foundation Monitoring nasq Medium Entering monitored scope (Request (PROPFIND:https://my.sharepointurl.org:443/Topics/SharePoint/Test%20Site/Documents/New%20folder))
0x08D0 SharePoint Foundation Logging Correlation Data xmnv Medium Name=Request (PROPFIND:https://my.sharepointurl.org:443/Topics/SharePoint/Test%20Site/Documents/New%20folder) f9321424-9e76-4c13-b65e-4a2b5b9fbe81
0x0EAC SharePoint Foundation General af71 Medium HTTP Request method: PROPFIND f9321424-9e76-4c13-b65e-4a2b5b9fbe81
0x0EAC SharePoint Foundation General af77 Medium HTTP request depth header: 1 f9321424-9e76-4c13-b65e-4a2b5b9fbe81
0x0EAC SharePoint Foundation General af75 Medium Overridden HTTP request method: PROPFIND f9321424-9e76-4c13-b65e-4a2b5b9fbe81
0x0EAC SharePoint Foundation General af74 Medium HTTP request URL: /Topics/SharePoint/Test%20Site/Documents/New%20folder f9321424-9e76-4c13-b65e-4a2b5b9fbe81
0x0EAC SharePoint Foundation General af76 Medium HTTP request translate header: f f9321424-9e76-4c13-b65e-4a2b5b9fbe81
0x0E94 SharePoint Foundation Monitoring b4ly Medium Leaving Monitored Scope (Request (PROPFIND:https://my.sharepointurl.org:443/Topics/SharePoint/Test%20Site/Documents/New%20folder)). Execution Time=15.2898 f9321424-9e76-4c13-b65e-4a2b5b9fbe81
0x0E94 SharePoint Foundation Monitoring nasq Medium Entering monitored scope (Request (GET:https://my.sharepointurl.org:443/Organization/Departments/Administration/Administrative%20Services/Recent%20HQ%20Party%20Pictures/HQ%20Holiday%20Party%202015%20-%20Ugly%20Sweater%20Contest1.jpg))
0x0E94 SharePoint Foundation Logging Correlation Data xmnv Medium Name=Request (GET:https://my.sharepointurl.org:443/Organization/Departments/Administration/Administrative%20Services/Recent%20HQ%20Party%20Pictures/HQ%20Holiday%20Party%202015%20-%20Ugly%20Sweater%20Contest1.jpg) 07e17ab2-fbc4-4572-8294-63744f7760ab
0x14E8 SharePoint Foundation General af71 Medium HTTP Request method: GET 07e17ab2-fbc4-4572-8294-63744f7760ab
0x14E8 SharePoint Foundation General af75 Medium Overridden HTTP request method: GET 07e17ab2-fbc4-4572-8294-63744f7760ab
0x14E8 SharePoint Foundation General af74 Medium HTTP request URL: /Organization/Departments/Administration/Administrative%20Services/Recent%20HQ%20Party%20Pictures/HQ%20Holiday%20Party%202015%20-%20Ugly%20Sweater%20Contest1.jpg 07e17ab2-fbc4-4572-8294-63744f7760ab
0x08D0 SharePoint Foundation Monitoring b4ly Medium Leaving Monitored Scope (Request (GET:https://my.sharepointurl.org:443/Organization/Departments/Administration/Administrative%20Services/Recent%20HQ%20Party%20Pictures/HQ%20Holiday%20Party%202015%20-%20Ugly%20Sweater%20Contest1.jpg)). Execution Time=37.8311 07e17ab2-fbc4-4572-8294-63744f7760ab
0x16D8 SharePoint Foundation Monitoring nasq Medium Entering monitored scope (Request (GET:https://my.sharepointurl.org:443/Organization/Locations/Egypt/Lists/Egypt%20Photos/Attachments/11/ishare2.jpg))
0x16D8 SharePoint Foundation Logging Correlation Data xmnv Medium Name=Request (GET:https://my.sharepointurl.org:443/Organization/Locations/Egypt/Lists/Egypt%20Photos/Attachments/11/ishare2.jpg) 68302a72-b30c-4a2f-9ebe-a139409bba2b
0x1938 SharePoint Foundation General af71 Medium HTTP Request method: GET 68302a72-b30c-4a2f-9ebe-a139409bba2b
0x1938 SharePoint Foundation General af75 Medium Overridden HTTP request method: GET 68302a72-b30c-4a2f-9ebe-a139409bba2b
0x1938 SharePoint Foundation General af74 Medium HTTP request URL: /Organization/Locations/Egypt/Lists/Egypt%20Photos/Attachments/11/ishare2.jpg 68302a72-b30c-4a2f-9ebe-a139409bba2b
0x16D8 SharePoint Foundation Monitoring b4ly Medium Leaving Monitored Scope (Request (GET:https://my.sharepointurl.org:443/Organization/Locations/Egypt/Lists/Egypt%20Photos/Attachments/11/ishare2.jpg)). Execution Time=6.3367 68302a72-b30c-4a2f-9ebe-a139409bba2b
0x16D8 SharePoint Foundation Monitoring nasq Medium Entering monitored scope (Request (OPTIONS:https://my.sharepointurl.org:443/Topics/SharePoint/Test%20Site/Documents/New%20folder/))
0x16D8 SharePoint Foundation Logging Correlation Data xmnv Medium Name=Request (OPTIONS:https://my.sharepointurl.org:443/Topics/SharePoint/Test%20Site/Documents/New%20folder/) 8edf7b11-1afd-426e-96d0-9c445adf7934
0x16D8 SharePoint Foundation Monitoring b4ly Medium Leaving Monitored Scope (Request (OPTIONS:https://my.sharepointurl.org:443/Topics/SharePoint/Test%20Site/Documents/New%20folder/)). Execution Time=0.8285 8edf7b11-1afd-426e-96d0-9c445adf7934
0x08D0 SharePoint Foundation Monitoring nasq Medium Entering monitored scope (Request (OPTIONS:https://my.sharepointurl.org:443/Topics/SharePoint/Test%20Site/Documents/New%20folder/))
0x08D0 SharePoint Foundation Logging Correlation Data xmnv Medium Name=Request (OPTIONS:https://my.sharepointurl.org:443/Topics/SharePoint/Test%20Site/Documents/New%20folder/) 3fb5ba44-985f-4822-8ef4-74da6b30b98b
0x03E0 SharePoint Foundation General af71 Medium HTTP Request method: OPTIONS 3fb5ba44-985f-4822-8ef4-74da6b30b98b
0x03E0 SharePoint Foundation General af75 Medium Overridden HTTP request method: OPTIONS 3fb5ba44-985f-4822-8ef4-74da6b30b98b
0x03E0 SharePoint Foundation General af74 Medium HTTP request URL: /Topics/SharePoint/Test%20Site/Documents/New%20folder/ 3fb5ba44-985f-4822-8ef4-74da6b30b98b
0x08D0 SharePoint Foundation Monitoring b4ly Medium Leaving Monitored Scope (Request (OPTIONS:https://my.sharepointurl.org:443/Topics/SharePoint/Test%20Site/Documents/New%20folder/)). Execution Time=15.2583 3fb5ba44-985f-4822-8ef4-74da6b30b98b
0x0E94 SharePoint Foundation Monitoring nasq Medium Entering monitored scope (Request (OPTIONS:https://my.sharepointurl.org:443/Topics/SharePoint/Test%20Site/Documents/New%20folder/))
0x0E94 SharePoint Foundation Logging Correlation Data xmnv Medium Name=Request (OPTIONS:https://my.sharepointurl.org:443/Topics/SharePoint/Test%20Site/Documents/New%20folder/) a00098cf-0d97-44a1-9d8f-515c2e0de479
0x16D0 SharePoint Foundation General af71 Medium HTTP Request method: OPTIONS a00098cf-0d97-44a1-9d8f-515c2e0de479
0x16D0 SharePoint Foundation General af75 Medium Overridden HTTP request method: OPTIONS a00098cf-0d97-44a1-9d8f-515c2e0de479
0x16D0 SharePoint Foundation General af74 Medium HTTP request URL: /Topics/SharePoint/Test%20Site/Documents/New%20folder/ a00098cf-0d97-44a1-9d8f-515c2e0de479
0x0E94 SharePoint Foundation Monitoring b4ly Medium Leaving Monitored Scope (Request (OPTIONS:https://my.sharepointurl.org:443/Topics/SharePoint/Test%20Site/Documents/New%20folder/)). Execution Time=2.8446 a00098cf-0d97-44a1-9d8f-515c2e0de479
0x08D0 SharePoint Foundation Monitoring nasq Medium Entering monitored scope (Request (OPTIONS:https://my.sharepointurl.org:443/Topics/SharePoint/Test%20Site/Documents/New%20folder/))
0x08D0 SharePoint Foundation Logging Correlation Data xmnv Medium Name=Request (OPTIONS:https://my.sharepointurl.org:443/Topics/SharePoint/Test%20Site/Documents/New%20folder/) c640cfbc-9255-4c71-b4b9-cd1f154a6663
0x0E54 SharePoint Foundation General af71 Medium HTTP Request method: OPTIONS c640cfbc-9255-4c71-b4b9-cd1f154a6663
0x0E54 SharePoint Foundation General af75 Medium Overridden HTTP request method: OPTIONS c640cfbc-9255-4c71-b4b9-cd1f154a6663
0x0E54 SharePoint Foundation General af74 Medium HTTP request URL: /Topics/SharePoint/Test%20Site/Documents/New%20folder/ c640cfbc-9255-4c71-b4b9-cd1f154a6663
0x08D0 SharePoint Foundation Monitoring b4ly Medium Leaving Monitored Scope (Request (OPTIONS:https://my.sharepointurl.org:443/Topics/SharePoint/Test%20Site/Documents/New%20folder/)). Execution Time=2.717 c640cfbc-9255-4c71-b4b9-cd1f154a6663
0x0E94 SharePoint Foundation Monitoring nasq Medium Entering monitored scope (Request (POST:https://my.sharepointurl.org:443/_vti_bin/shtml.dll/_vti_rpc))
0x0E94 SharePoint Foundation Logging Correlation Data xmnv Medium Name=Request (POST:https://my.sharepointurl.org:443/_vti_bin/shtml.dll/_vti_rpc) 7e3b6ef1-f21b-4d44-a58d-78aa13f35891
0x0874 SharePoint Foundation General af71 Medium HTTP Request method: POST 7e3b6ef1-f21b-4d44-a58d-78aa13f35891
0x0874 SharePoint Foundation General af75 Medium Overridden HTTP request method: POST 7e3b6ef1-f21b-4d44-a58d-78aa13f35891
0x0874 SharePoint Foundation General af74 Medium HTTP request URL: /_vti_bin/shtml.dll/_vti_rpc 7e3b6ef1-f21b-4d44-a58d-78aa13f35891
0x0874 SharePoint Foundation General 72ng Medium RPC method = url to web url 7e3b6ef1-f21b-4d44-a58d-78aa13f35891
0x08D0 SharePoint Foundation Monitoring b4ly Medium Leaving Monitored Scope (Request (POST:https://my.sharepointurl.org:443/_vti_bin/shtml.dll/_vti_rpc)). Execution Time=3.6072 7e3b6ef1-f21b-4d44-a58d-78aa13f35891
0x0E94 SharePoint Foundation Monitoring nasq Medium Entering monitored scope (Request (POST:https://my.sharepointurl.org:443/Topics/SharePoint/Test%20Site/_vti_bin/_vti_aut/author.dll))
0x0E94 SharePoint Foundation Logging Correlation Data xmnv Medium Name=Request (POST:https://my.sharepointurl.org:443/Topics/SharePoint/Test%20Site/_vti_bin/_vti_aut/author.dll) 52da0423-5a92-4836-ba13-3cd6fe850975
0x1B00 SharePoint Foundation General af71 Medium HTTP Request method: POST 52da0423-5a92-4836-ba13-3cd6fe850975
0x1B00 SharePoint Foundation General af75 Medium Overridden HTTP request method: POST 52da0423-5a92-4836-ba13-3cd6fe850975
0x1B00 SharePoint Foundation General af74 Medium HTTP request URL: /Topics/SharePoint/Test%20Site/_vti_bin/_vti_aut/author.dll 52da0423-5a92-4836-ba13-3cd6fe850975
0x1B00 SharePoint Foundation General 72ng Medium RPC method = getDocsMetaInfo 52da0423-5a92-4836-ba13-3cd6fe850975
0x1B00 SharePoint Foundation General 72n1 Medium in getDocsMetaInfo after getlinks 52da0423-5a92-4836-ba13-3cd6fe850975
0x0E94 SharePoint Foundation Monitoring b4ly Medium Leaving Monitored Scope (Request (POST:https://my.sharepointurl.org:443/Topics/SharePoint/Test%20Site/_vti_bin/_vti_aut/author.dll)). Execution Time=11.4586 52da0423-5a92-4836-ba13-3cd6fe850975
0x0E94 SharePoint Foundation Monitoring nasq Medium Entering monitored scope (Request (LOCK:https://my.sharepointurl.org:443/Topics/SharePoint/Test%20Site/Documents/New%20folder/Edit%20test.docx))
0x0E94 SharePoint Foundation Logging Correlation Data xmnv Medium Name=Request (LOCK:https://my.sharepointurl.org:443/Topics/SharePoint/Test%20Site/Documents/New%20folder/Edit%20test.docx) 105bbbe5-8c71-48c5-9650-282a5dfb51e5
0x0EAC SharePoint Foundation General af71 Medium HTTP Request method: LOCK 105bbbe5-8c71-48c5-9650-282a5dfb51e5
0x0EAC SharePoint Foundation General af75 Medium Overridden HTTP request method: LOCK 105bbbe5-8c71-48c5-9650-282a5dfb51e5
0x0EAC SharePoint Foundation General af74 Medium HTTP request URL: /Topics/SharePoint/Test%20Site/Documents/New%20folder/Edit%20test.docx 105bbbe5-8c71-48c5-9650-282a5dfb51e5
0x0EAC SharePoint Foundation General af76 Medium HTTP request translate header: f 105bbbe5-8c71-48c5-9650-282a5dfb51e5
0x0E94 SharePoint Foundation Monitoring nasq Medium Entering monitored scope (Request (GET:https://my.sharepointurl.org:443/Organization/Departments/Finance/BFRU/FinancialSlideShowPictures/_w/Subawards_PNG.jpg))
0x0E94 SharePoint Foundation Logging Correlation Data xmnv Medium Name=Request (GET:https://my.sharepointurl.org:443/Organization/Departments/Finance/BFRU/FinancialSlideShowPictures/_w/Subawards_PNG.jpg) cc7b6b53-e89b-4124-b3a1-b3793bd782c1
0x14E8 SharePoint Foundation General af71 Medium HTTP Request method: GET cc7b6b53-e89b-4124-b3a1-b3793bd782c1
0x14E8 SharePoint Foundation General af75 Medium Overridden HTTP request method: GET cc7b6b53-e89b-4124-b3a1-b3793bd782c1
0x14E8 SharePoint Foundation General af74 Medium HTTP request URL: /Organization/Departments/Finance/BFRU/FinancialSlideShowPictures/_w/Subawards_PNG.jpg cc7b6b53-e89b-4124-b3a1-b3793bd782c1
0x0E94 SharePoint Foundation Monitoring nasq Medium Entering monitored scope (Request (GET:https://my.sharepointurl.org:443/Organization/Departments/Finance/BFRU/FinancialSlideShowPictures/_w/New%20Projects_PNG.jpg))
0x0E94 SharePoint Foundation Logging Correlation Data xmnv Medium Name=Request (GET:https://my.sharepointurl.org:443/Organization/Departments/Finance/BFRU/FinancialSlideShowPictures/_w/New%20Projects_PNG.jpg) c18c9092-5c15-4688-ad57-079d19ea621b
0x14E8 SharePoint Foundation General 72nz Medium Videntityinfo::isFreshToken reported failure. cc7b6b53-e89b-4124-b3a1-b3793bd782c1
0x1938 SharePoint Foundation General af71 Medium HTTP Request method: GET c18c9092-5c15-4688-ad57-079d19ea621b
0x1938 SharePoint Foundation General af75 Medium Overridden HTTP request method: GET c18c9092-5c15-4688-ad57-079d19ea621b
0x1938 SharePoint Foundation General af74 Medium HTTP request URL: /Organization/Departments/Finance/BFRU/FinancialSlideShowPictures/_w/New%20Projects_PNG.jpg c18c9092-5c15-4688-ad57-079d19ea621b
0x0E94 SharePoint Foundation Monitoring b4ly Medium Leaving Monitored Scope (Request (LOCK:https://my.sharepointurl.org:443/Topics/SharePoint/Test%20Site/Documents/New%20folder/Edit%20test.docx)). Execution Time=73.0217 105bbbe5-8c71-48c5-9650-282a5dfb51e5
0x18F0 SharePoint Foundation Monitoring b4ly Medium Leaving Monitored Scope (Request (GET:https://my.sharepointurl.org:443/Organization/Departments/Finance/BFRU/FinancialSlideShowPictures/_w/Subawards_PNG.jpg)). Execution Time=11.7474 cc7b6b53-e89b-4124-b3a1-b3793bd782c1
0x18F0 SharePoint Foundation Monitoring b4ly Medium Leaving Monitored Scope (Request (GET:https://my.sharepointurl.org:443/Organization/Departments/Finance/BFRU/FinancialSlideShowPictures/_w/New%20Projects_PNG.jpg)). Execution Time=7.2141 c18c9092-5c15-4688-ad57-079d19ea621b
0x0E94 SharePoint Foundation Monitoring nasq Medium Entering monitored scope (Request (GET:https://my.sharepointurl.org:443/Topics/SharePoint/Test%20Site/Documents/New%20folder/Edit%20test.docx))
0x0E94 SharePoint Foundation Logging Correlation Data xmnv Medium Name=Request (GET:https://my.sharepointurl.org:443/Topics/SharePoint/Test%20Site/Documents/New%20folder/Edit%20test.docx) c5e05713-b035-4e2a-b625-48c533cc5a59
0x0E94 SharePoint Foundation Monitoring b4ly Medium Leaving Monitored Scope (Request (GET:https://my.sharepointurl.org:443/Topics/SharePoint/Test%20Site/Documents/New%20folder/Edit%20test.docx)). Execution Time=0.5873 c5e05713-b035-4e2a-b625-48c533cc5a59
0x18F0 SharePoint Foundation Monitoring nasq Medium Entering monitored scope (Request (GET:https://my.sharepointurl.org:443/Topics/SharePoint/Test%20Site/Documents/New%20folder/Edit%20test.docx))
0x18F0 SharePoint Foundation Logging Correlation Data xmnv Medium Name=Request (GET:https://my.sharepointurl.org:443/Topics/SharePoint/Test%20Site/Documents/New%20folder/Edit%20test.docx) cb8c34a6-4f44-4f1a-b196-f0e216f05802
0x03E0 SharePoint Foundation General af71 Medium HTTP Request method: GET cb8c34a6-4f44-4f1a-b196-f0e216f05802
0x03E0 SharePoint Foundation General af75 Medium Overridden HTTP request method: GET cb8c34a6-4f44-4f1a-b196-f0e216f05802
0x03E0 SharePoint Foundation General af74 Medium HTTP request URL: /Topics/SharePoint/Test%20Site/Documents/New%20folder/Edit%20test.docx cb8c34a6-4f44-4f1a-b196-f0e216f05802
0x03E0 SharePoint Foundation Office Parser ey9c Medium Metadata parse dirty the file, Csi PreserveCellStorageStateInFfm skipped cb8c34a6-4f44-4f1a-b196-f0e216f05802
0x03E0 SharePoint Foundation Office Parser ey9f Medium Metadata demote dirty the file, Csi PreserveCellStorageStateInFfm skipped cb8c34a6-4f44-4f1a-b196-f0e216f05802
0x16D8 SharePoint Foundation Monitoring b4ly Medium Leaving Monitored Scope (Request (GET:https://my.sharepointurl.org:443/Topics/SharePoint/Test%20Site/Documents/New%20folder/Edit%20test.docx)). Execution Time=298.8552 cb8c34a6-4f44-4f1a-b196-f0e216f05802
0x0E94 SharePoint Foundation Monitoring nasq Medium Entering monitored scope (Request (GET:https://my.sharepointurl.org:443/Organization/Locations/Pakistan/Lists/Pakistan%20Photos/Attachments/6/image004.png))
0x0E94 SharePoint Foundation Logging Correlation Data xmnv Medium Name=Request (GET:https://my.sharepointurl.org:443/Organization/Locations/Pakistan/Lists/Pakistan%20Photos/Attachments/6/image004.png) f5043333-b674-43ad-a330-db385fcfab97
0x16D0 SharePoint Foundation General af71 Medium HTTP Request method: GET f5043333-b674-43ad-a330-db385fcfab97
0x16D0 SharePoint Foundation General af75 Medium Overridden HTTP request method: GET f5043333-b674-43ad-a330-db385fcfab97
0x16D0 SharePoint Foundation General af74 Medium HTTP request URL: /Organization/Locations/Pakistan/Lists/Pakistan%20Photos/Attachments/6/image004.png f5043333-b674-43ad-a330-db385fcfab97
0x0E94 SharePoint Foundation Monitoring b4ly Medium Leaving Monitored Scope (Request (GET:https://my.sharepointurl.org:443/Organization/Locations/Pakistan/Lists/Pakistan%20Photos/Attachments/6/image004.png)). Execution Time=4.6817 f5043333-b674-43ad-a330-db385fcfab97
0x16D8 SharePoint Foundation Monitoring nasq Medium Entering monitored scope (Request (GET:https://my.sharepointurl.org:443/Organization/Locations/India/Lists/India%20Photos/Attachments/6/DSC04066.jpg))
0x16D8 SharePoint Foundation Logging Correlation Data xmnv Medium Name=Request (GET:https://my.sharepointurl.org:443/Organization/Locations/India/Lists/India%20Photos/Attachments/6/DSC04066.jpg) ef289f25-3bb2-4047-a3b7-ff6fcd54e958
0x0E54 SharePoint Foundation General af71 Medium HTTP Request method: GET ef289f25-3bb2-4047-a3b7-ff6fcd54e958
0x0E54 SharePoint Foundation General af75 Medium Overridden HTTP request method: GET ef289f25-3bb2-4047-a3b7-ff6fcd54e958
0x0E54 SharePoint Foundation General af74 Medium HTTP request URL: /Organization/Locations/India/Lists/India%20Photos/Attachments/6/DSC04066.jpg ef289f25-3bb2-4047-a3b7-ff6fcd54e958
0x0E94 SharePoint Foundation Monitoring b4ly Medium Leaving Monitored Scope (Request (GET:https://my.sharepointurl.org:443/Organization/Locations/India/Lists/India%20Photos/Attachments/6/DSC04066.jpg)). Execution Time=5.4938 ef289f25-3bb2-4047-a3b7-ff6fcd54e958
0x1580 SharePoint Foundation Topology e5mc Medium WcfSendRequest: RemoteAddress: 'http://hqspprodsrch01:32843/cc9b564b2b6140109e547c7ee30cc722/MetadataWebService.svc' Channel: 'Microsoft.SharePoint.Taxonomy.IMetadataWebServiceApplication' Action: 'http://schemas.microsoft.com/sharepoint/taxonomy/soap/IDataAccessReadOnly/GetChanges' MessageId: 'urn:uuid:5c71c7a8-a57f-4358-9eb0-efdea802bbc2'

Send DOCMAS without attached files (Originals)

I need to send DOCMAS header information from one system to another using ALE. However, I have no need for the originals on the receiving system and they are causing me the error: Error while checking in and storing problem.
Is there a flag that can be set telling ALE to ignore the attached files?
I can see in the documentation for the E1DRAWM segment of the DOCMAS IDOC there are two fields:
internal data type : CHAR
Internal length : 000002 characters
Position in segment : 037, Offset : 0598. external length : 000002
ORIG1_DSTRB : Transport originals with ALE
internal data type : CHAR
Internal length : 000001 characters
Position in segment : 038, Offset : 0600. external length : 000001
ORIG2_DSTRB : Transport originals with ALE
However, I cannot find any documentation on possible values for these fields. Does anyone know?
I see from this forum post, a similar person resolved this problem in BD79. What Flag is being referred to here?
[ALE/ IDoc: Error while checking in and storing|ALE/ IDoc: Error while checking in and storing]
Thank you for your help.
Scott

....maybe you can try to simulate message type DOCMAS from transaction WE19 before you run the ALE program in transaction BDA5

I cannot attach files in Gmail within Firefox. I can attach files in Gmail from Chrome and IE.

I know it has been mentioned elsewhere too ( https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/999383 ), but I cannot reply to that message... so, here it is again, with full details of the testing we have performed so far....
ALL users or our organization are currently affected.
When you try to attached a doc, xls, pdf, etc. in Gmail the results are all the same in Firefox. You get a red bar with "attachment failed" and an option to cancel or retry.
We have tested with our Proxy On and Off. We have tested with no extensions loaded (I get the message with my 3 extensions on or off -- Adblock+, Ghostery, HTTPS Everywhere). Versions on which the issue has been seen include 25, 26, 28, 28.0.1 and 29.0.1 (the latest as of this post). Most users in our organization do not use extensions with Firefox.
Attachments link up just fine in IE 10 and 11, and Chrome (with Adblock, Ghostery, and HTTPS Everywhere turned on). This error is only seen in Firefox, with or without plug-ins.
Operating Systems used for testing were Windows 7 and Windows 8.1.
The issue was first reported to us today, 5/13/14, but it is unknown if the issue has been around longer. However, Firefox is our organization's default browser due to countless web software vendor recommendations. We most likely would have heard before today if the issue has happened previously.
Any tips or suggestions would be welcome here.

Without trying any of the fixes, the issue seems to have gone away on its own. All users (of about 7 reporting in) can attach files within Gmail using Firefox as of 5/15. We did not try any of the 4 fixes listed above. On 5/13 and 5/14, users could not attach files to Gmail messages within Firefox.
However, on the day of the issue we did try all the mentioned fixes (except #4). All affected users had all history and cache wiped, updated to v29.0.1, and the latest Flash plug-in from Adobe.com. We have the browsers set to clear all history, temp files, cookies, etc. at exit to avoid any cached data issues. We tried with proxy on and off too. Attachments were in the 20K-35K range, so very small. They failed on 5/13 and 5/14 within Firefox, but attached fine in IE and Chrome on the same days.
So, not sure what the issue was, what caused, or why it went away... but we cannot reproduce today, as of 5/15.
Thanks for the tips. I'll bookmark them if the issue reappears.

No longer able to attach files

I received a note from 2 separate users today stating they aren't able to upload files to our wiki server anymore. When they try the receive the error of: The file you selected is too large (maximum file size is %i Bytes)
I logged into the server and under the settings my maximum attachment size has changed to 0 MB. I change it to 300MB and hit save, and it reverts to 0 again.
I then checked the /etc/wikid/wikid.conf and the maxAttatchmentSize key is set to 314572800... but i still am not able to upload any files.
Any ideas why I can't make the changes to the max file size stick in the gui? and why can't we upload files no matter what the setting in the wikid.conf file is set to?
Please help,
thanks,
neil

There was a discussion posted on this a while back:
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=1545970&start=0&tstart=0
I get this problem on my PPC, but not my Intel machine. Instead of using Server Admin, best to set this value (maxAttachmentSize) in the /etc/wikid/wikid.conf file. The value in Server Admin will still show '0', but I was still able to attach files up to the size I specified in the wikid.conf file.

HP Officejet Pro 8600 Plus will not print the attached file in the e-mail

Dear support team,
I have installed the software and setup HP eprint according the manual respectively the advices in HP-Connected however if I send an e-mail to [edited by Moderator] the printer 8600 PRO PLUS will not print the attached file in this case a PDF. But the text inside the e-mail will printed.
Any recommends?
Thank you in Advance.
Best regards
Conny

Hi Conny,
Welcome to the HP Support forums. I understand that the attachment to an email sent to your Officejet Pro 8600 Plus printer’s ePrint email address did not print.
After the PDF didn’t print, did you log into your HP Connected account? I’m curious as to what HP Connected indicated about the print job. I have included the ePrint Job Did Not Print document. It has several causes and solutions as to why the PDF didn’t print.
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Fetching of attached files delayed, minutes-hours in Outlook 2011 for Mac from Exchange online

Hi,
I have an annoying problem I would be grateful if someone could solve.
I run Outlook 2011 for Mac which is synced towards Microsoft Exchange online. Everything works well except when there are attached files in incoming emails. Sometimes it can take up to hours before an attached file is available (the email as such is
available immediately), however luckily it is mostly done within 5-10 minutes. Meanwhile the notification bar switch between "Awaiting synchronisation for this folder" and "Fetching attached files...". There is no actual difference between
larger and smaller files and there is also no problem sending emails with attached files, they are sent immediately.
I have tested in different locations with good connections to rule out unstable internet connection without success.
Thanks for any help with this issue!

Hi,
Since this is the forum supporting Office for Windows, if you want to receive more information about Office 2011, I recommend you post this problem in Office for Mac forum:
http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/mac
The reason why we recommend posting appropriately is you will get the most qualified pool of respondents, and other partners
who read the forums regularly can either share their knowledge or learn from your interaction with us. Thank you for your understanding.
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Configuration Analyzer Tool (OffCAT), which is developed by Microsoft Support teams. Once the tool is installed, you can run it at any time to scan for hundreds of known issues in Office
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