Error 1 Unable to copy file "obj...
Hi there! I am specifically using Visual Studio 2013:Windows Forms Application version 3.5 and this error log keeps popping up! I keep seeing stuff like visual C#, but
how do I fix this?
Error Log:
Error 1 Unable to copy file "obj\Debug\Project.exe" to "bin\Debug\Project.exe". Access to the path 'obj\Debug\Project.exe' is denied. Project
Check the Task Manager and see if the "Project.exe" is in use, or maybe another program is locking the built assembly of your project. Try to close the VS IDE and reopen the project. If this doesn't work, use Process Explorer to find the
using process.
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We're on NW6.5 SP5 with ZFD4.01 IR6. We tried to rollout a series of
lights-out pre-install apps to workstations (NT 4.0 SP6b) on Friday and had
98 out of 262 workstations fail with the following error:
"Unable to copy file [\\unc path\939.fil] [D018]"
Workstations do have RF rights to the unc path where the nal files are
stored (via rights to the container hosting the workstations), and the macro
Source_Path is right, all the usual troubleshooting 'D018' checks are ok.
I've checked the AXT file and the Directory Create command comes before the
File Copy. Weirdly, only some of the workstations failed, and all on the
same file, which goes to c:\program files\blah\blah\blah and is called
_alphapm.exe.
To ensure this ran out ok we temporarily lowered the workstation refresh
frequency to 1 min, and the nal ran to all machines in about 6 minutes.
What could be the cause of only some of the machines failing, and all on the
same file?
Thanks,
Steve LawHi,
I've been troubleshooting this issue and now have Zenworks debug logs, which
I've managed to capture for both a machine that succesfully installed a
pre-install nal and one that failed for the same urn of the same nal. I'm
hoping someone can explain what might be happening. Here's the crucial
portion of the failed nal from zapplib.log:
This failed:
01/12/07 16:40:06.805 -- NWAPPSAGetObjectAttributes took 18 milliseconds for
OURCO_TREE
Number of Attributes: 1
1st attribute Name: App:Program Groups
DS Object Name: Lamda 5101401 PatchV2 Lightsout test
#3.Workstations.BHO.UK.SUNLIFE
Attribute list is Not NULL
01/12/07 16:40:06.805 -- This is an AOT delivered app
01/12/07 16:40:06.805 -- Start: ProcessFiles
01/12/07 16:40:06.835 -- NWAPPSAGetObjectAttributes took 18 milliseconds for
OURCO_TREE
Number of Attributes: 1
1st attribute Name: App:Copy Files
DS Object Name: Lamda 5101401 PatchV2 Lightsout test
#3.Workstations.BHO.UK.SUNLIFE
Attribute list is Not NULL
FileSettings: CreateRollbackFile szTempPath is C:\TEMP
FileSettings: CreateRollbackFile szRollbackFileName is
C:\TEMP\NAL6a42\NAL2.tmp
01/12/07 16:40:17.0 -- nwappCopyFileEx: Entering.
01/12/07 16:40:17.0 -- nwappCopyFileEx: sourceFile =
"\\Server1\APPS\Public\Template\Lamda 5101401 PatchV2-3\4.fil".
01/12/07 16:40:17.0 -- nwappCopyFileEx: targetFile =
"C:\Lamda5\Dlls\CLIENTSTATEMENTS.DLL".
01/12/07 16:40:17.0 -- nwappCopyFileEx: targetFile drive type = 3
01/12/07 16:40:17.70 -- nwappCopyFileEx: Calling GetFileVitals or
GetWebFileVitals
01/12/07 16:40:17.70 -- Starting GetFileVitals for
\\Server1\APPS\Public\Template\Lamda 5101401 PatchV2-3\4.fil
01/12/07 16:40:33.604 -- GetFileVitals: FindFirstFile Failed to find any
file matching \\Server1\APPS\Public\Template\Lamda 5101401 PatchV2-3\4.fil
01/12/07 16:40:33.604 -- Exiting GetFileVitals 53
01/12/07 16:40:33.604 -- Exiting nwappCopyFileEx with 53
01/12/07 16:40:35.536 -- Stop: ProcessFiles
01/12/07 16:40:35.556 -- NWAPPSAGetObjectAttributes took 19 milliseconds for
OURCO_TREE
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1st attribute Name: App:Flags
DS Object Name: Lamda 5101401 PatchV2 Lightsout test
#3.Workstations.BHO.UK.SUNLIFE
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The log for the successful workstation is below. As per previous posts I
checked that the same Windows file and folder rights exist on both the
workstations, and the existing file that was to be overwritten
(C:\Lamda5\Dlls\CLIENTSTATEMENTS.DLL) was not set to read-only.
The "FindFirstFile Failed to find any file matching blah blah blah" message
suggests that the problem is related more to accessing the source file on
the server (4.fil) than in writing it to the workstation.
This was a test to 10 machines, the report shows that, chronologically, 2
workstations installed it fine and then the ensuing 8 failed. I can't think
of anything that would lock the 4.fil file - as these are reads they
shouldn't actually lock the file anyway. We run McAfee Netshield 4.63, but
it's set to scan inbound files, not outbound reads.
Any suggestions as to why it was able to read the file for one workstation
and not on another? I have had greater success when I've activated "spread
from start time" over a 15 minute period, but still had one failure out of
ten. A tool that logged all file locks would be useful but I can't find
anything.
Thanks,
Steve Law
Zapplib.log of succesful workstation:
01/12/07 16:40:01.232 -- NWAPPCheckSchedule: PREINSTALL: Found app that has
preinstall set Lamda 5101401 PatchV2 lightsout test
#2.Workstations.BHO.UK.SUNLIFE
01/12/07 16:40:01.232 -- NWAPPCheckSchedule: PREINSTALL: Found app that has
preinstall set Lamda 5101401 PatchV2 Lightsout test
#3.Workstations.BHO.UK.SUNLIFE
01/12/07 16:40:01.242 -- NWAPPCheckSchedule: PREINSTALL: App has not been
pre installed Lamda 5101401 PatchV2 Lightsout test
#3.Workstations.BHO.UK.SUNLIFE
01/12/07 16:40:01.242 -- NWAPPCheckSchedule: PREINSTALL: App has not been
pre installed and it has a schedule Lamda 5101401 PatchV2 Lightsout test
#3.Workstations.BHO.UK.SUNLIFE
01/12/07 16:40:01.242 -- NWAPPCheckSchedule: PREINSTALL: App has not been
pre installed has schedule trying it now Lamda 5101401 PatchV2 Lightsout
test #3.Workstations.BHO.UK.SUNLIFE
01/12/07 16:40:01.242 -- FORCERUN: Adding Item to force run list
01/12/07 16:40:01.242 -- Lamda 5101401 PatchV2 Lightsout test
#3.Workstations.BHO.UK.SUNLIFE
01/12/07 16:40:01.242 -- NWAPPCheckSchedule FORCERUN: we're in ws space and
the APP_USER_FORCE_RUN_WS_ASSOC flag is unset
01/12/07 16:40:01.272 -- STAGG: Found the GUID/version for WMI Agent
Downloader.Maintenance Fixes.BHO.UK.SUNLIFE
01/12/07 16:40:01.272 -- NWAPPCheckSchedule FORCERUN: we're in ws space and
the APP_USER_FORCE_RUN_WS_ASSOC flag is unset
01/12/07 16:40:01.272 -- STAGG: t has NOT been run during this session, run
it. app: Lamda Point at Production Server Auto
#1009.Lamdatest.AutoLoad.GENERAL.NAL.BHO.UK.SUNLIF E
01/12/07 16:40:01.272 -- NWAPPCheckSchedule FORCERUN: we're in ws space and
the APP_USER_FORCE_RUN_WS_ASSOC flag is unset
01/12/07 16:40:01.282 -- NWAPPCheckSchedule FORCERUN: we're in ws space and
the APP_USER_FORCE_RUN_WS_ASSOC flag is unset
01/12/07 16:40:01.282 -- STAGG: t has NOT been run during this session, run
it. app: Lamda idate reg key report.Maintenance Fixes.BHO.UK.SUNLIFE
01/12/07 16:40:01.282 -- NWAPPCheckSchedule FORCERUN: we're in ws space and
the APP_USER_FORCE_RUN_WS_ASSOC flag is unset
01/12/07 16:40:01.312 -- NWAPPCheckSchedule FORCERUN: we're in ws space and
the APP_USER_FORCE_RUN_WS_ASSOC flag is unset
01/12/07 16:40:01.312 -- STAGG: t has NOT been run during this session, run
it. app: Lamda idate reg key report0.Maintenance Fixes.BHO.UK.SUNLIFE
01/12/07 16:40:01.312 -- NWAPPCheckSchedule FORCERUN: we're in ws space and
the APP_USER_FORCE_RUN_WS_ASSOC flag is unset
01/12/07 16:40:01.342 -- STAGG: Found the GUID/version for Viruscan8 epo
fix.Maintenance Fixes.BHO.UK.SUNLIFE
01/12/07 16:40:01.342 -- NWAPPCheckSchedule FORCERUN: we're in ws space and
the APP_USER_FORCE_RUN_WS_ASSOC flag is unset
01/12/07 16:40:01.372 -- NWAPPCheckForScheduledApps::Pre-install::Lamda
5101401 PatchV2 Lightsout test #3.Workstations.BHO.UK.SUNLIFE tree
OURCO_TREE
01/12/07 16:40:01.372 -- TreeName: OURCO_TREE
01/12/07 16:40:01.372 -- UserName: LAMTEST02
00:D0:B7:14:27:61.Workstations.BHO.UK.SUNLIFE
01/12/07 16:40:01.372 -- ConnType: 2
01/12/07 16:40:01.372 -- Entering RunApplication: Lamda 5101401 PatchV2
Lightsout test #3.Workstations.BHO.UK.SUNLIFE
01/12/07 16:40:01.392 -- RegWriteGUIDEntry: No Version to write
01/12/07 16:40:01.392 -- pa.hContext structure
01/12/07 16:40:01.392 -- TreeName: OURCO_TREE
01/12/07 16:40:01.392 -- UserName: LAMTEST02
00:D0:B7:14:27:61.Workstations.BHO.UK.SUNLIFE
01/12/07 16:40:01.392 -- ConnType: 2
01/12/07 16:40:01.403 -- NWAPPNetGetObjectAttributes took 4 milliseconds for
OURCO_TREE
01/12/07 16:40:01.403 -- appLaunchApplicationWrapper::Enter
01/12/07 16:40:01.403 -- AUTHENTICATION DLL: Start
01/12/07 16:40:01.403 -- AUTHENTICATION DLL: szThirdPartyDLL =
01/12/07 16:40:01.403 -- AUTHENTICATION DLL: End
01/12/07 16:40:01.413 -- NWAPPNetGetObjectAttributes took 4 milliseconds for
OURCO_TREE
01/12/07 16:40:01.473 -- NWAPPSAGetObjectAttributes took 25 milliseconds for
OURCO_TREE
01/12/07 16:40:01.503 -- NWAPPSAGetObjectAttributes took 27 milliseconds for
OURCO_TREE
01/12/07 16:40:01.513 -- NWAPPNetGetObjectAttributes took 4 milliseconds for
OURCO_TREE
01/12/07 16:40:01.573 -- NWAPPSAGetObjectAttributes took 25 milliseconds for
OURCO_TREE
01/12/07 16:40:01.583 -- Calling NWAPPSACacheApplications for:
01/12/07 16:40:01.583 -- Calling NWAPPSACacheApplications for:
01/12/07 16:40:01.583 -- nwappsacacheapp: Creating new filstore
01/12/07 16:40:01.583 -- nwappsacacheapp: Creating new appcache
01/12/07 16:40:01.583 -- nwappsacacheapp: Calling importfrom ds
01/12/07 16:40:01.663 -- NWAPPNetGetObjectAttributes took 51 milliseconds
for OURCO_TREE
01/12/07 16:40:02.184 -- Import from DS was successful
01/12/07 16:40:02.194 -- NWAPPNetGetObjectAttributes took 4 milliseconds for
OURCO_TREE
01/12/07 16:40:02.204 -- NWAPPNetGetObjectAttributes took 4 milliseconds for
OURCO_TREE
01/12/07 16:40:02.204 -- NWAPPNetGetObjectAttributes took 4 milliseconds for
OURCO_TREE
01/12/07 16:40:02.204 -- Calling NWAPPSAAddFolderToApp for:
01/12/07 16:40:02.204 -- NWAPPSetRegValAsService: Skip Service since service
is dead or I'm the WS: CreateFile: 183
01/12/07 16:40:02.204 -- NWAPPSetRegValAsService: Skip Service since service
is dead or I'm the WS: CreateFile: 183
01/12/07 16:40:02.214 -- NWAPPNetGetObjectAttributes took 3 milliseconds for
OURCO_TREE
01/12/07 16:40:02.224 -- NWAPPNetGetObjectAttributes took 7 milliseconds for
OURCO_TREE
01/12/07 16:40:02.254 -- NWAPPSAGetObjectAttributes took 28 milliseconds for
OURCO_TREE
01/12/07 16:40:02.734 -- Exiting NWAPPSACacheApplication
01/12/07 16:40:02.774 -- NWAPPSAGetObjectAttributes took 28 milliseconds for
OURCO_TREE
01/12/07 16:40:02.784 -- LaunchApp: Lamda 5101401 PatchV2 Lightsout test
#3.Workstations.BHO.UK.SUNLIFE
01/12/07 16:40:02.784 -- Leaving NALContext Constructor
01/12/07 16:40:02.825 -- NWAPPSAGetObjectAttributes took 27 milliseconds for
OURCO_TREE
01/12/07 16:40:02.835 -- RunThirdPartyScript::Enter
01/12/07 16:40:02.865 -- NWAPPSAGetObjectAttributes took 26 milliseconds for
OURCO_TREE
01/12/07 16:40:02.895 -- NWAPPSAGetObjectAttributes took 27 milliseconds for
OURCO_TREE
01/12/07 16:40:02.925 -- NWAPPSAGetObjectAttributes took 27 milliseconds for
OURCO_TREE
01/12/07 16:40:02.925 -- RunThirdParyScript::Exit
01/12/07 16:40:02.925 -- NWAPPDistributeAppPA: Entering. App = Lamda
5101401 PatchV2 Lightsout test #3.Workstations.BHO.UK.SUNLIFE
01/12/07 16:40:02.955 -- NWAPPSAGetObjectAttributes took 27 milliseconds for
OURCO_TREE
01/12/07 16:40:02.955 -- This is an AOT distributed application
01/12/07 16:40:02.965 -- NWAPPNetGetObjectAttributes took 2 milliseconds for
OURCO_TREE
01/12/07 16:40:02.965 -- Done checking if we should distribute
01/12/07 16:40:02.965 -- Should we prompt before distributing?
01/12/07 16:40:02.965 -- Should we prompt for macros?
01/12/07 16:40:02.995 -- NWAPPSAGetObjectAttributes took 30 milliseconds for
OURCO_TREE
01/12/07 16:40:02.995 -- NWAPPPreDistributionProcess Pre Distribution Script
processing.
01/12/07 16:40:03.5 -- RunThirdPartyScript::Enter
01/12/07 16:40:03.35 -- NWAPPSAGetObjectAttributes took 27 milliseconds for
OURCO_TREE
01/12/07 16:40:03.65 -- NWAPPSAGetObjectAttributes took 27 milliseconds for
OURCO_TREE
01/12/07 16:40:03.65 -- RunThirdParyScript::Exit
01/12/07 16:40:03.95 -- NWAPPSAGetObjectAttributes took 27 milliseconds for
OURCO_TREE
01/12/07 16:40:03.125 -- NWAPPSAGetObjectAttributes took 27 milliseconds for
OURCO_TREE
01/12/07 16:40:03.145 -- NWAPPSAGetObjectAttributes took 27 milliseconds for
OURCO_TREE
01/12/07 16:40:03.175 -- NWAPPSAGetObjectAttributes took 27 milliseconds for
OURCO_TREE
01/12/07 16:40:03.205 -- NWAPPSAGetObjectAttributes took 27 milliseconds for
OURCO_TREE
01/12/07 16:40:03.205 -- This is an AOT delivered app
01/12/07 16:40:03.205 -- Start: ProcessFiles
01/12/07 16:40:03.255 -- NWAPPSAGetObjectAttributes took 27 milliseconds for
OURCO_TREE
01/12/07 16:40:03.516 -- nwappCopyFileEx: Entering.
01/12/07 16:40:03.516 -- nwappCopyFileEx: sourceFile =
"\\Server1\APPS\Public\Template\Lamda 5101401 PatchV2-3\4.fil".
01/12/07 16:40:03.516 -- nwappCopyFileEx: targetFile =
"C:\Lamda5\Dlls\CLIENTSTATEMENTS.DLL".
01/12/07 16:40:03.516 -- nwappCopyFileEx: targetFile drive type = 3
01/12/07 16:40:03.576 -- nwappCopyFileEx: Calling GetFileVitals or
GetWebFileVitals
01/12/07 16:40:03.576 -- Starting GetFileVitals for
\\Server1\APPS\Public\Template\Lamda 5101401 PatchV2-3\4.fil
01/12/07 16:40:05.849 -- GetFileVitals: FindFirstFile found a file that
matched: \\Server1\APPS\Public\Template\Lamda 5101401 PatchV2-3\4.fil
01/12/07 16:40:05.849 -- Exiting GetFileVitals 0
01/12/07 16:40:05.849 -- Starting GetFileVitals for
C:\Lamda5\Dlls\CLIENTSTATEMENTS.DLL
01/12/07 16:40:05.849 -- GetFileVitals: FindFirstFile found a file that
matched: C:\Lamda5\Dlls\CLIENTSTATEMENTS.DLL
01/12/07 16:40:05.849 -- Exiting GetFileVitals 0
01/12/07 16:40:06.239 -- ZLIBCopyFile::BEGIN copying
\\Server1\APPS\Public\Template\Lamda 5101401 PatchV2-3\4.fil to
C:\Lamda5\Dlls\CLIENTSTATEMENTS.DLL
01/12/07 16:40:06.540 -- ZLIBCopyFile::END (returning 0)
01/12/07 16:40:06.550 -- Exiting nwappCopyFileEx with 0
01/12/07 16:40:06.550 -- nwappCopyFileEx: Entering.
01/12/07 16:40:06.550 -- nwappCopyFileEx: sourceFile =
"\\Server1\APPS\Public\Template\Lamda 5101401 PatchV2-3\5.fil".
01/12/07 16:40:06.550 -- nwappCopyFileEx: targetFile =
"C:\Lamda5\Dlls\CLIENTSTATEMENTS_5101401Z03.OL D".
01/12/07 16:40:06.550 -- nwappCopyFileEx: targetFile drive type = 3
01/12/07 16:40:06.550 -- nwappCopyFileEx: Calling GetFileVitals or
GetWebFileVitals
01/12/07 16:40:06.550 -- Starting GetFileVitals for
\\Server1\APPS\Public\Template\Lamda 5101401 PatchV2-3\5.fil
01/12/07 16:40:06.550 -- GetFileVitals: FindFirstFile found a file that
matched: \\Server1\APPS\Public\Template\Lamda 5101401 PatchV2-3\5.fil
01/12/07 16:40:06.560 -- Exiting GetFileVitals 0
01/12/07 16:40:06.560 -- Starting GetFileVitals for
C:\Lamda5\Dlls\CLIENTSTATEMENTS_5101401Z03.OLD
01/12/07 16:40:06.560 -- GetFileVitals: FindFirstFile found a file that
matched: C:\Lamda5\Dlls\CLIENTSTATEMENTS_5101401Z03.OLD
01/12/07 16:40:06.560 -- Exiting GetFileVitals 0
01/12/07 16:40:06.920 -- ZLIBCopyFile::BEGIN copying
\\Server1\APPS\Public\Template\Lamda 5101401 PatchV2-3\5.fil to
C:\Lamda5\Dlls\CLIENTSTATEMENTS_5101401Z03.OLD
01/12/07 16:40:07.371 -- ZLIBCopyFile::END (returning 0)
01/12/07 16:40:07.371 -- Exiting nwappCopyFileEx with 0
01/12/07 16:40:07.371 -- nwappCopyFileEx: Entering.
01/12/07 16:40:07.371 -- nwappCopyFileEx: sourceFile =
"\\Server1\APPS\Public\Template\Lamda 5101401 PatchV2-3\6.fil".
01/12/07 16:40:07.371 -- nwappCopyFileEx: targetFile =
"C:\Lamda5\Dlls\CREATEFPDLETTER.DLL".
01/12/07 16:40:07.371 -- nwappCopyFileEx: targetFile drive type = 3
01/12/07 16:40:07.401 -- nwappCopyFileEx: Calling GetFileVitals or
GetWebFileVitals
01/12/07 16:40:07.401 -- Starting GetFileVitals for
\\Server1\APPS\Public\Template\Lamda 5101401 PatchV2-3\6.fil
01/12/07 16:40:07.401 -- GetFileVitals: FindFirstFile found a file that
matched: \\Server1\APPS\Public\Template\Lamda 5101401 PatchV2-3\6.fil
01/12/07 16:40:07.401 -- Exiting GetFileVitals 0
01/12/07 16:40:07.401 -- Starting GetFileVitals for
C:\Lamda5\Dlls\CREATEFPDLETTER.DLL
01/12/07 16:40:07.411 -- GetFileVitals: FindFirstFile found a file that
matched: C:\Lamda5\Dlls\CREATEFPDLETTER.DLL
01/12/07 16:40:07.411 -- Exiting GetFileVitals 0
01/12/07 16:40:07.651 -- ZLIBCopyFile::BEGIN copying
\\Server1\APPS\Public\Template\Lamda 5101401 PatchV2-3\6.fil to
C:\Lamda5\Dlls\CREATEFPDLETTER.DLL
01/12/07 16:40:07.782 -- ZLIBCopyFile::END (returning 0)
01/12/07 16:40:07.782 -- Exiting nwappCopyFileEx with 0
01/12/07 16:40:07.792 -- nwappCopyFileEx: Entering.
01/12/07 16:40:07.792 -- nwappCopyFileEx: sourceFile =
"\\Server1\APPS\Public\Template\Lamda 5101401 PatchV2-3\7.fil".
01/12/07 16:40:07.792 -- nwappCopyFileEx: targetFile =
"C:\Lamda5\Dlls\CREATEFPDLETTER_5101401Z03.OLD ".
01/12/07 16:40:07.792 -- nwappCopyFileEx: targetFile drive type = 3
01/12/07 16:40:07.792 -- nwappCopyFileEx: Calling GetFileVitals or
GetWebFileVitals
01/12/07 16:40:07.792 -- Starting GetFileVitals for
\\Server1\APPS\Public\Template\Lamda 5101401 PatchV2-3\7.fil
01/12/07 16:40:07.792 -- GetFileVitals: FindFirstFile found a file that
matched: \\Server1\APPS\Public\Template\Lamda 5101401 PatchV2-3\7.fil
01/12/07 16:40:07.792 -- Exiting GetFileVitals 0
01/12/07 16:40:07.792 -- Starting GetFileVitals for
C:\Lamda5\Dlls\CREATEFPDLETTER_5101401Z03.OLD
01/12/07 16:40:07.802 -- GetFileVitals: FindFirstFile found a file that
matched: C:\Lamda5\Dlls\CREATEFPDLETTER_5101401Z03.OLD
01/12/07 16:40:07.802 -- Exiting GetFileVitals 0
01/12/07 16:40:08.383 -- ZLIBCopyFile::BEGIN copying
\\Server1\APPS\Public\Template\Lamda 5101401 PatchV2-3\7.fil to
C:\Lamda5\Dlls\CREATEFPDLETTER_5101401Z03.OLD
01/12/07 16:40:08.513 -- ZLIBCopyFile::END (returning 0)
01/12/07 16:40:08.523 -- Exiting nwappCopyFileEx with 0
01/12/07 16:40:08.523 -- nwappCopyFileEx: Entering.
01/12/07 16:40:08.523 -- nwappCopyFileEx: sourceFile =
"\\Server1\APPS\Public\Template\Lamda 5101401 PatchV2-3\8.fil".
01/12/07 16:40:08.523 -- nwappCopyFileEx: targetFile =
"C:\Lamda5\Dlls\EXITSREQSETTPAY.DLL".
01/12/07 16:40:08.523 -- nwappCopyFileEx: targetFile drive type = 3
01/12/07 16:40:08.553 -- nwappCopyFileEx: Calling GetFileVitals or
GetWebFileVitals
01/12/07 16:40:08.553 -- Starting GetFileVitals for
\\Server1\APPS\Public\Template\Lamda 5101401 PatchV2-3\8.fil
01/12/07 16:40:08.553 -- GetFileVitals: FindFirstFile found a file that
matched: \\Server1\APPS\Public\Template\Lamda 5101401 PatchV2-3\8.fil
01/12/07 16:40:08.553 -- Exiting GetFileVitals 0
01/12/07 16:40:08.553 -- Starting GetFileVitals for
C:\Lamda5\Dlls\EXITSREQSETTPAY.DLL
01/12/07 16:40:08.553 -- GetFileVitals: FindFirstFile found a file that
matched: C:\Lamda5\Dlls\EXITSREQSETTPAY.DLL
01/12/07 16:40:08.553 -- Exiting GetFileVitals 0
01/12/07 16:40:08.753 -- ZLIBCopyFile::BEGIN copying
\\Server1\APPS\Public\Template\Lamda 5101401 PatchV2-3\8.fil to
C:\Lamda5\Dlls\EXITSREQSETTPAY.DLL
01/12/07 16:40:08.873 -- ZLIBCopyFile::END (returning 0)
01/12/07 16:40:08.873 -- Exiting nwappCopyFileEx with 0
01/12/07 16:40:08.873 -- nwappCopyFileEx: Entering.
01/12/07 16:40:08.873 -- nwappCopyFileEx: sourceFile =
"\\Server1\APPS\Public\Template\Lamda 5101401 PatchV2-3\9.fil".
01/12/07 16:40:08.873 -- nwappCopyFileEx: targetFile =
"C:\Lamda5\Dlls\EXITSREQSETTPAY_5101401Z02.OLD ".
01/12/07 16:40:08.873 -- nwappCopyFileEx: targetFile drive type = 3
01/12/07 16:40:08.873 -- nwappCopyFileEx: Calling GetFileVitals or
GetWebFileVitals
01/12/07 16:40:08.873 -- Starting GetFileVitals for
\\Server1\APPS\Public\Template\Lamda 5101401 PatchV2-3\9.fil
01/12/07 16:40:08.883 -- GetFileVitals: FindFirstFile found a file that
matched: \\Server1\APPS\Public\Template\Lamda 5101401 PatchV2-3\9.fil
01/12/07 16:40:08.883 -- Exiting GetFileVitals 0
01/12/07 16:40:08.883 -- Starting GetFileVitals for
C:\Lamda5\Dlls\EXITSREQSETTPAY_5101401Z02.OLD
01/12/07 16:40:08.883 -- GetFileVitals: FindFirstFile found a file that
matched: C:\Lamda5\Dlls\EXITSREQSETTPAY_5101401Z02.OLD
01/12/07 16:40:08.883 -- Exiting GetFileVitals 0
01/12/07 16:40:09.264 -- ZLIBCopyFile::BEGIN copying
\\Server1\APPS\Public\Template\Lamda 5101401 PatchV2-3\9.fil to
C:\Lamda5\Dlls\EXITSREQSETTPAY_5101401Z02.OLD
01/12/07 16:40:09.424 -- ZLIBCopyFile::END (returning 0)
01/12/07 16:40:09.424 -- Exiting nwappCopyFileEx with 0
01/12/07 16:40:09.424 -- nwappCopyFileEx: Entering.
01/12/07 16:40:09.424 -- nwappCopyFileEx: sourceFile =
"\\Server1\APPS\Public\Template\Lamda 5101401 PatchV2-3\5101401PatchV2.cmd".
01/12/07 16:40:09.424 -- nwappCopyFileEx: targetFile =
"c:\lamda5\5101401PatchV2.cmd".
01/12/07 16:40:09.424 -- nwappCopyFileEx: targetFile drive type = 3
01/12/07 16:40:09.424 -- nwappCopyFileEx: Calling GetFileVitals or
GetWebFileVitals
01/12/07 16:40:09.424 -- Starting GetFileVitals for
\\Server1\APPS\Public\Template\Lamda 5101401 PatchV2-3\5101401PatchV2.cmd
01/12/07 16:40:09.434 -- GetFileVitals: FindFirstFile found a file that
matched: \\Server1\APPS\Public\Template\Lamda 5101401
PatchV2-3\5101401PatchV2.cmd
01/12/07 16:40:09.434 -- Exiting GetFileVitals 0
01/12/07 16:40:09.434 -- Starting GetFileVitals for
c:\lamda5\5101401PatchV2.cmd
01/12/07 16:40:09.434 -- GetFileVitals: FindFirstFile found a file that
matched: c:\lamda5\5101401PatchV2.cmd
01/12/07 16:40:09.434 -- Exiting GetFileVitals 0
01/12/07 16:40:09.504 -- ZLIBCopyFile::BEGIN copying
\\Server1\APPS\Public\Template\Lamda 5101401 PatchV2-3\5101401PatchV2.cmd to
c:\lamda5\5101401PatchV2.cmd
01/12/07 16:40:09.574 -- ZLIBCopyFile::END (returning 0)
01/12/07 16:40:09.574 -- Exiting nwappCopyFileEx with 0
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OURCO_TREE
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OURCO_TREE
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OURCO_TREE
01/12/07 16:40:10.335 -- Start: ProcessGroupLnkSettings
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OURCO_TREE
01/12/07 16:40:10.385 -- RunThirdPartyScript::Enter
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OURCO_TREE
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OURCO_TREE
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OURCO_TREE
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OURCO_TREE
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OURCO_TREE
01/12/07 16:40:13.79 -- Write Machine GUID Entry
01/12/07 16:40:13.79 -- RegWriteGUIDEntry: No Version to write
01/12/07 16:40:13.79 -- Close stream list
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01/12/07 16:40:13.79 -- Calling GetRegPromptedMacros()
01/12/07 16:40:13.79 -- Calling DistrbiuteAppAlwaysEx
01/12/07 16:40:13.89 -- NWAPPDistributeAppAlwaysPA: Entering. App = Lamda
5101401 PatchV2 Lightsout test #3.Workstations.BHO.UK.SUNLIFE
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OURCO_TREE
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01/12/07 16:40:13.250 -- No content found in any Dist Always streams -
exiting
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OURCO_TREE
01/12/07 16:40:13.280 -- RunThirdPartyScript::Enter
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OURCO_TREE
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01/12/07 16:40:13.380 -- RunThirdParyScript::Exit
01/12/07 16:40:13.380 -- appLaunchApplicationWrapper::Exit 0 -
Unable to complete backup. An error occurred while copying files to backup
I erased and restarted my time capsule numerous times and tried re backing up. Little more then have way through i get this message "Unable to complete backup. An error occurred while copying files to the backup volume." With about 80gb left out of 198. On the apple support page ALL it says is ".Restart, then try the backup once again" Here is the link http://support.apple.com/kb/HT3275#3 ....PLEASE Help Me .. What Do I do.. I have read almost every topic and article regarding this ERROR 11 and found nothing and i tried i think all all..The new snow leopard comes out tomorrow so im going to install that and try again.. also if this does not ever work is there a way just to store all my music and photos in the tc and restart my whole computer the archive my files from there ??
All Your Help Will Be Greatly appreciated as i tried to do the research on my own.. This is my last resort
THAN YOU
RAM
Torrance Los Angeles Ca.Hi there!
I am having exactly the same problem. I have experienced this before, I reset TC and it worked again, but it is not working now. Have you installed Snow Leopard? Did it solve the issue?
Thanks,
Adriano
Malaysia -
On 11/1/2011, Time Machine (TM) terminated with an error message I did not record. I noted that the drive was full and decided to do a separate complete bootable system backup using Carbon Copy Clone (CCC), before clearing the TM volume and trying to start it over clean. Part way through the full system backup CCC put up a message that there was a Physical Problem "Library/Application Support/Techtool Protection/McIntosh HD/Directory Backup 2011-11-01-16-28-16". That was about the time that TM malfunctioned, so I assumed they were related. After starting CCC over a couple of times, and getting the same error message, I let it go through to completion of the backup, which took three or four hours. I then ran tests using Disk Utility and verified that there was nothing physically wrong with both the internal hard drive and the TM volume. I also erased and reformatted the TM volume. However, every time I started Time Machine, it would record a few GB and terminate with "Unable to complete backup. An error occurred while copying files to the backup volume". I restarted the computer with no change in results. Note that prior to starting the CCC backup, I "Repaired Permissions", "zapped the PRAM" and "re-set the SMC", hoping to have a clean bootable system on the backup. I ran Techtool and no problems were found.
I'm running this on an Intel iMac under 10.5.8 and recording to a 500GB My Passport drive. My hard drive is only about half full at 246 GB. My assessment is that something happened at 16-28-16 on 11/1/2001 to screwup the Backup Directory in the file at "Library/Application Support/Techtool Protection/McIntosh HD/Directory Backup 2011-11-01-16-28-16". My question is, how do I fix it?
I had just completed writing everything above here, explaining the problems I had been encountering for the past 24 hours. I had the Time Machine window standing open on the desktop where I could see it, having recentlycleared it after the last termination. As I was proofing what I had written, I looked at the window and noted that the clock had started a new run for a full back up, since all prior efforts had failed and the TM volume was empty. As I watched and waited for it to fail again, as it had been doing at about 13 GB, it kept going and going until it just finished a complete backup, about 4.5 hours later, with my having done nothing. Now my question would have to be - what could possiibly have happened to make it perform this way? It will be interesting to see if it continue to operate normally, or if the problem will return, in a later backup run.jcm21 wrote:
CCC put up a message that there was a Physical Problem "Library/Application Support/Techtool Protection/McIntosh HD/Directory Backup 2011-11-01-16-28-16"
You should not keep those files for long, and probably shouldn't back them up (if you need them at all -- since you do regular backups, I'm doubtful just how worthwhile that feature is).
"Unable to complete backup. An error occurred while copying files to the backup volume".
One of Apple's maddeningly incomplete messages. Most likely, there's a problem with a file (quite possibly the one CCC didn't like). See #C3 in Time Machine - Troubleshooting for details and instructions on finding and fixing it.
If you continue running the Directory Protection app, be sure to exclude your Time Machine drive from it (as it will just take up lots of room, and won't help repair your backups if there's a problem); and exclude the folders it creates from being backed-up by Time Machine (as they'll create large backups, and you probably can't use the backed-up folders anyway), per #10 in Time Machine - Frequently Asked Questions. -
Time Machine quit backing up files. Bought a new WD external drive. Worked for awhile, then quit backing up. Tried restarting computer, remounting drive. Message: Time Machine Error. Unable to complete backup. An error occurred when copying files. Suggestions?
Thanks so very much for your help!! I'm boggled by it and now just about ready to dump the whole idea of Time Machine and backup using a cloning program. Maybe TM is only guaranteed to work well with Time Capsule these days?
Today there again was no backup. I did as you suggested, looked into Console. It showed many lines of "(Error) DiskStore: No block in wakeup" and also repeatedly "(Warning) DiskStore: Ignored bogus fetch...".
So I created a marker and attempted to initiate a backup, keeping Console open and refreshed. Here's what I got:
8/19/13 5:18:40.385 PM Console: Marker - Aug 19, 2013 5:18:40 PM
8/19/13 5:19:48.844 PM com.apple.backupd: Starting standard backup
8/19/13 5:20:00.484 PM mds: (Error) DiskStore: No block in wakeup
8/19/13 5:20:00.484 PM mds: (Error) DiskStore: No block in wakeup
8/19/13 5:20:00.484 PM mds: (Error) DiskStore: No block in wakeup
8/19/13 5:20:00.494 PM mds: (Error) DiskStore: No block in wakeup
8/19/13 5:20:00.494 PM mds: (Error) DiskStore: No block in wakeup
8/19/13 5:20:00.494 PM mds: (Error) DiskStore: No block in wakeup
8/19/13 5:20:00.494 PM mds: (Error) DiskStore: No block in wakeup
8/19/13 5:20:00.494 PM mds: (Error) DiskStore: No block in wakeup
8/19/13 5:20:00.494 PM mds: (Error) DiskStore: No block in wakeup
8/19/13 5:20:00.494 PM mds: (Error) DiskStore: No block in wakeup
8/19/13 5:20:00.494 PM mds: (Error) DiskStore: No block in wakeup
8/19/13 5:20:00.494 PM mds: (Error) DiskStore: No block in wakeup
8/19/13 5:20:00.494 PM mds: (Error) DiskStore: No block in wakeup
8/19/13 5:20:00.502 PM mds: (Error) DiskStore: No block in wakeup
8/19/13 5:20:00.502 PM mds: (Error) DiskStore: No block in wakeup
8/19/13 5:20:00.502 PM mds: (Error) DiskStore: No block in wakeup
8/19/13 5:20:00.502 PM mds: (Error) DiskStore: No block in wakeup
8/19/13 5:20:00.502 PM mds: (Error) DiskStore: No block in wakeup
8/19/13 5:20:00.502 PM mds: (Error) DiskStore: No block in wakeup
8/19/13 5:20:00.502 PM mds: (Error) DiskStore: No block in wakeup
8/19/13 5:20:00.502 PM mds: (Error) DiskStore: No block in wakeup
8/19/13 5:20:00.502 PM mds: (Error) DiskStore: No block in wakeup
8/19/13 5:20:00.502 PM mds: (Error) DiskStore: No block in wakeup
8/19/13 5:20:00.506 PM mds: (Error) DiskStore: No block in wakeup
8/19/13 5:20:00.506 PM mds: (Error) DiskStore: No block in wakeup
8/19/13 5:20:00.506 PM mds: (Error) DiskStore: No block in wakeup
8/19/13 5:20:00.506 PM mds: (Error) DiskStore: No block in wakeup
8/19/13 5:20:00.506 PM mds: (Error) DiskStore: No block in wakeup
8/19/13 5:20:00.506 PM mds: (Error) DiskStore: No block in wakeup
8/19/13 5:20:00.506 PM mds: (Error) DiskStore: No block in wakeup
8/19/13 5:20:00.507 PM mds: (Error) DiskStore: No block in wakeup
8/19/13 5:20:00.507 PM mds: (Error) DiskStore: No block in wakeup
8/19/13 5:20:00.507 PM mds: (Error) DiskStore: No block in wakeup
8/19/13 5:20:00.507 PM mds: (Warning) DiskStore: Ignored bogus fetch for <MDSQueryWithBlockTask: 0x7fd15ce03400>{taskID:0x0000103a age:37ms} (not live not complete) _kMDItemQueryPath=418546
8/19/13 5:20:00.507 PM mds: (Warning) DiskStore: Ignored bogus fetch for <MDSQueryWithBlockTask: 0x7fd15ce03400>{taskID:0x0000103a age:37ms} (not live not complete) _kMDItemQueryPath=418546
8/19/13 5:20:00.507 PM mds: (Warning) DiskStore: Ignored bogus fetch for <MDSQueryWithBlockTask: 0x7fd15ce03400>{taskID:0x0000103a age:37ms} (not live not complete) _kMDItemQueryPath=418546
8/19/13 5:20:00.507 PM mds: (Warning) DiskStore: Ignored bogus fetch for <MDSQueryWithBlockTask: 0x7fd15ce03400>{taskID:0x0000103a age:37ms} (not live not complete) _kMDItemQueryPath=418546
8/19/13 5:20:00.507 PM mds: (Warning) DiskStore: Ignored bogus fetch for <MDSQueryWithBlockTask: 0x7fd15ce03400>{taskID:0x0000103a age:37ms} (not live not complete) _kMDItemQueryPath=418546
8/19/13 5:20:00.508 PM mds: (Warning) DiskStore: Ignored bogus fetch for <MDSQueryWithBlockTask: 0x7fd15ce03400>{taskID:0x0000103a age:38ms} (not live not complete) _kMDItemQueryPath=418546
8/19/13 5:20:00.510 PM mds: (Warning) DiskStore: Ignored bogus fetch for <MDSQueryWithBlockTask: 0x7fd15ce03400>{taskID:0x0000103a age:40ms} (not live not complete) _kMDItemQueryPath=418546
8/19/13 5:20:00.511 PM mds: (Warning) DiskStore: Ignored bogus fetch for <MDSQueryWithBlockTask: 0x7fd15ce03400>{taskID:0x0000103a age:41ms} (not live not complete) _kMDItemQueryPath=418546
8/19/13 5:20:00.511 PM mds: (Warning) DiskStore: Ignored bogus fetch for <MDSQueryWithBlockTask: 0x7fd15ce03400>{taskID:0x0000103a age:41ms} (not live not complete) _kMDItemQueryPath=418546
8/19/13 5:20:00.511 PM mds: (Warning) DiskStore: Ignored bogus fetch for <MDSQueryWithBlockTask: 0x7fd15ce03400>{taskID:0x0000103a age:41ms} (not live not complete) _kMDItemQueryPath=418546
8/19/13 5:20:20.000 PM kernel: USBF: 58091.976 AppleUSBEHCI[0xffffff800a927000]::Found a transaction past the completion deadline on bus 0xfd, timing out! (Addr: 7, EP: 1)
8/19/13 5:20:51.000 PM kernel: USBF: 58122.985 AppleUSBEHCI[0xffffff800a927000]::Found a transaction past the completion deadline on bus 0xfd, timing out! (Addr: 7, EP: 1)
8/19/13 5:21:22.000 PM kernel: USBF: 58153.992 AppleUSBEHCI[0xffffff800a927000]::Found a transaction past the completion deadline on bus 0xfd, timing out! (Addr: 7, EP: 1)
8/19/13 5:21:53.000 PM kernel: USBF: 58185. 2 AppleUSBEHCI[0xffffff800a927000]::Found a transaction past the completion deadline on bus 0xfd, timing out! (Addr: 7, EP: 1)
8/19/13 5:22:24.000 PM kernel: USBF: 58216. 14 AppleUSBEHCI[0xffffff800a927000]::Found a transaction past the completion deadline on bus 0xfd, timing out! (Addr: 7, EP: 1)
8/19/13 5:22:55.000 PM kernel: USBF: 58247. 25 AppleUSBEHCI[0xffffff800a927000]::Found a transaction past the completion deadline on bus 0xfd, timing out! (Addr: 7, EP: 1)
8/19/13 5:23:26.000 PM kernel: USBF: 58278. 41 AppleUSBEHCI[0xffffff800a927000]::Found a transaction past the completion deadline on bus 0xfd, timing out! (Addr: 7, EP: 1)
8/19/13 5:23:57.000 PM kernel: USBF: 58309. 51 AppleUSBEHCI[0xffffff800a927000]::Found a transaction past the completion deadline on bus 0xfd, timing out! (Addr: 7, EP: 1)
8/19/13 5:24:28.000 PM kernel: USBF: 58340. 59 AppleUSBEHCI[0xffffff800a927000]::Found a transaction past the completion deadline on bus 0xfd, timing out! (Addr: 7, EP: 1)
8/19/13 5:24:59.000 PM kernel: USBF: 58371. 68 AppleUSBEHCI[0xffffff800a927000]::Found a transaction past the completion deadline on bus 0xfd, timing out! (Addr: 7, EP: 1)
8/19/13 5:25:30.275 PM xpchelper: for uid: 501 -- timeout while waiting on FSEvents flush; clearing cache.
8/19/13 5:25:30.000 PM kernel: USBF: 58402. 82 AppleUSBEHCI[0xffffff800a927000]::Found a transaction past the completion deadline on bus 0xfd, timing out! (Addr: 7, EP: 1)
8/19/13 5:26:01.000 PM kernel: USBF: 58433. 96 AppleUSBEHCI[0xffffff800a927000]::Found a transaction past the completion deadline on bus 0xfd, timing out! (Addr: 7, EP: 1)
8/19/13 5:26:32.027 PM com.apple.backupd: Backing up to: /Volumes/TMBackups/Backups.backupdb
8/19/13 5:26:32.000 PM kernel: USBF: 58464.112 AppleUSBEHCI[0xffffff800a927000]::Found a transaction past the completion deadline on bus 0xfd, timing out! (Addr: 7, EP: 1)
8/19/13 5:27:02.653 PM com.apple.backupd: Error: (22) setxattr for key:com.apple.backupd.HostUUID path:/Volumes/TMBackups/Backups.backupdb/David’s iMac size:37
8/19/13 5:27:02.657 PM com.apple.backupd: Error: (22) setxattr for key:com.apple.backupd.HostUUID path:/Volumes/TMBackups/Backups.backupdb/David’s iMac size:37
8/19/13 5:27:03.000 PM kernel: USBF: 58495.121 AppleUSBEHCI[0xffffff800a927000]::Found a transaction past the completion deadline on bus 0xfd, timing out! (Addr: 7, EP: 1)
8/19/13 5:27:12.668 PM com.apple.backupd: Backup failed with error: 2
During this 9-minute timeframe Finder also was inoperative - according to Activity Monitor: "Not Responding".
I'm thinking it's the standalone Buffalo backup drive not waking up, and so everything comes to a screeching halt. Do you also think I should abandon TM and just do manual backups every day using a clone program? -
Keep getting this message when trying to back up iMac to time Machine: Unable to complete backup. An error occurred while copying files to the backup volume. tried everything.
Pondini's Time Machine FAQ for help with TM problems. Also you can select Mac Help from the Finder's Help menu and search for "time machine" to locate articles on how to use TM. See also Mac 101- Time Machine.
Time Machine- Troubleshooting backup issues -
Error when trying to preview on device : unable to copy files to device
I have an error with the device preview function.
Everything is installed and has worked 2-3 times, but painfully.
An error is often displayed and says unable to copy files to the device.
What is the problem?
Have you this error?Are you using this function without problem ?
Is your custom viewer built with developper or enterprise certificate ? -
I'm using an airport extreme and I keep getting the "Unable to complete backup. An error occurred while copying files to backup volume. The solution on the website is try try again. Its been trying for 5 days now. Now what? Obviously something else needs to be done.
Verify the backup.
Is this TM you are using? TM to airport extreme connected hard disk are known to be fragile at best.
A5 http://pondini.org/TM/Troubleshooting.html
make sure the disk is available and online..
But if it is not working.. then you will have to wipe and start again.
http://pondini.org/TM/Airport.html
If this is not TM then also verify the source disk. -
Unable to complete backup. An error occurred while copying files to the...
Add me to the list of those with TIme Machine backup failures.
I am repeatedly getting the following error message:
"Unable to complete backup. An error occurred while copying files to the backup volume."
I do have work-around.
1. Open Time Machine Preferences... (from the Time Machine menu in the menu bar)
2. Change Disk...
3. Re-select the disk you are already using and select "Use for Backup"
4. Back Up Now (from the Time Machine menu in the menu bar)
The error eventually comes back, but following the above procedure keeps it at bay for a few days.
I have only had these errors since 10.5.3.Mle,
Take a look at the following...
*_“Unable to Complete Backup. An Error Occurred While Copying Files to the Backup Volume.” (Console: “Error: (-43) copying”, “Copy stage failed with error:11”)_*
There are several reasons why this error message can appear. Consider each topic individually. If one does not resolve the issue, move on to the next one. The following topics have resolved this issue for others.
*If A Backup Is Interrupted* #
“If an interruption occurs, Time Machine will wait for a period of time to see if the Time Capsule becomes available again. After this time expires you will see a alert message stating "Time Machine Error. Unable to complete backup. An error occurred while copying files to the backup volume." In Time Machine preferences, the "Latest Backup:" field will state "Failed".” [http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1176]
You will need to reestablish communication with the Time Machine backup disk.
*Anti-Virus Software* #
Have you been running anti-virus software? xClav, Norton, Sophos, Macaffe etc... According to many posters in the forums this software can play havoc with Time Machines attempt to function properly.
*Firewire Devise Interferes with Time Machine Backups* #
If you are backing up to an external hard disk by means of firewire, do you happen to have another firewire device attached as well? An iSight camera or video recorder maybe? Sometimes additional firewire devises can interfere with the signal/power to the backup drive. Unplug it and attempt a backing up again.
*Corrupt File / Incorrect Permissions* #
One poster observed: “I searched my system logs and found a file that caused my connection to the TC to fail. I erased that file (after checking what it was - a temporary file connected to my Epson scanner) and tried again to back up for the first time. This time it worked, and in under 10 hours (I had been expecting about 20-24 hours, based on the data transfer speed).”
Initially this might be resolved without deleting the offending file. Simply use Disk Utility to “Repair Disk Permissions”. Or failing that, booting from the Mac OS X Installation DVD and running “Repair Disk” on the Mac’s internal hard disk. Now try backing up
Otherwise, you may need to track down the specific file causing Time Machine to choke.
Before attempting another backup, go into Applications --> Utilities --> and launch Console.
Under “LOG FILES” on the left select "system.log".
In the search field in the upper right, type in backupd. This is the process Time Machine uses to perform backups. By searching just for this process we'll isolate only Time Machine activities.
With the Console open, attempt another backup and note the time it starts and the time it stops. Often, the activities reported will identify the very file or event that caused the attempt to choke. (You can copy and paste the events for this backup attempt from the log into a post here and we may be able to tell you exactly what is happening.)
Once you determine which file or event it is, you can decide whether to move, delete, or modify certain things and then attempt another backup. For Instance, if the logs report something like this:
+Error: (-43) copying /Users/Home/Library/Application Support/Quicksilver/Actions.plist to+
+/Volumes/Backup HD/Backups.backupdb/My Mac Pro//Users/Home/Library/Application+
Support/Quicksilver
Then it’s telling you Time Machine is choking on the file labeled Actions.plist and it’s having trouble copying to the backup disk.
On your computer, Navigate to that file ( Actions.plist ) and move it to the Trash, but DON’T empty it yet. Now try backing up again. If it succeeds, you can launch Time Machine and go back 24-48 hours and restore a copy of Actions.plist and replace it. Then empty trash.
*Partition Scheme/Formatting Issue*
This KB article explains one reason you may be seeing that error message [http://support.apple.com/kb/TS1550]. It's a partition scheme issue. Time Machine is incompatible with disks partitioned as Master Boot Record (MBR). Unfortunately, this describes nearly every hard drive you can buy because MBR is a Windows partition scheme. You will likely need to repartition the drive and start again. (Naturally, this DOES NOT apply to Apples’ Time Capsule.)
One article on Time Machine made this observation: “Virtually everybody will have to open Disk Utility and repartition the disk as APM or GUID. It doesn't really matter which one because the Time Machine disk will not be bootable anyway. APM allows a disk to boot a PowerPC, GUID allows the disk to boot an Intel processor but both are easily digestible by Time Machine on either kind of processor.” (http://www.girr.org/mac_stuff/backups.html)
Once the external hard disk is repartitioned, select it again in Time Machine preferences and use it for your backups.
Let us know if any of the suggestions above resolved your issue.
Cheers! -
"Unable to complete backup. An error occurred while copying files to..."
I get this message when I try to backup:
"Unable to complete backup. An error occurred while copying files to the backup volume."
I think one of Apples OSX 10.5 updates this summer is responsible. But how can I find out? The error message gives me nothing to look into.Hi,
Im getting a similar problem, but for my SafeBrowsing.db file? I tried following the troubleshooting but still can't fix it. Tried excluding it and deleting the file, but it came back.
When I excluded/deleted it, the code changed from:
(36) SrcErr:YES Copying /Previous Systems.localized/2010-09-07_1127/private/var/folders/Aw/AwKhbHXwG6ejptMGZnOq9E+TI/-Caches-/com.apple.Safari/SafeBrowsing.db
to
Error: (-8062) SrcErr:NO Copying /Previous Systems.localized/2010-09-07_1127/private/var/folders/Aw/AwKhbHXwG6ejptMGZnOq9E+TI/-Caches-/com.apple.Safari/SafeBrowsing.db
My new disk is a Seagate, seems to copy files manually pretty well, just gets snagged on this Safari file that doesnt seem to have much use.
Any help would be great.
Thanks!
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My time machine always stops at some point... It always shows this message: "Time Machine Error. Unable to complete backup. An error occurred while copying files to the backup volume. I have tried everything and even did time machine in safe boot as told by an apple suppoprt advisor. still the same error after 16gb
If you have more than one user account, these instructions must be carried out as an administrator.
Launch the Console application in any of the following ways:
☞ Enter the first few letters of its name into a Spotlight search. Select it in the results (it should be at the top.)
☞ In the Finder, select Go ▹ Utilities from the menu bar, or press the key combination shift-command-U. The application is in the folder that opens.
☞ Open LaunchPad. Click Utilities, then Console in the icon grid.
Make sure the title of the Console window is All Messages. If it isn't, select All Messages from the SYSTEM LOG QUERIES menu on the left. If you don't see that menu, select
View ▹ Show Log List
from the menu bar.
Enter the word "Starting" (without the quotes) in the String Matching text field. You should now see log messages with the words "Starting * backup," where * represents any of the words "automatic," "manual," or "standard." Note the timestamp of the last such message that corresponds to a failed backup. Now
CLEAR THE WORD "Starting" FROM THE TEXT FIELD
so that all messages are showning, and scroll back in the log to the time you noted. Select the messages timestamped from then until the end of the backup, or the end of the log if that's not clear. Copy them (command-C) to the Clipboard. Paste (command-V) into a reply to this message.
If all you see are messages that contain the word "Starting," you didn't clear the text field.
If there are runs of repeated messages, post only one example of each. Don't post many repetitions of the same message.
When posting a log extract, be selective. Don't post more than is requested.
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Error: unable to copy to output directory, ReqMgmtActionsVO.xml not found
hi,
While running a page using jdeveloper am getting error like
Error: unable to copy to output directory, ReqMgmtActionsVO.xml not found.
am very thankful to the response
Thanks
SuryaHi,
I faced the same issue.
I fixed it by searching the missing file (In my case MyEO.xml which is a removed file) using JDeveloper (Menu Search/Search Files...).
It found an occurence in the related .jpr file.
In the .jpr, I deleted the related lines:
<Item>
<Key class="java.net.URL" path="xx/oracle/apps/.../MyEO.xml"/>
<Value idref="15"/>
</Item>
That's it.
Regards,
Olivier -
I am unable to copy files from my macbook pro to my external hard disk.
I am unable to copy files from my macbook pro to my external hard disk. I tried to copy a movie 800mb in size to my EDD and it shows the loading box and it says zero kb loaded out of 800mb and sometimes it loads a a few kb of the file, then after a while it ejects my hard disk and gives a message saying you should have ejected it properly. and it sometimes gives this message
"The Finder can’t complete the operation because some data in “....” can’t be read or written.
(Error code -36)".
This happens with a range of files if they are more than a few mb in size, so I am pretty sure its not the file problem. It also occurs sometimes when i try to copy from my EDD to my mac.
I have tried everything. I formatted my EDD to MS-DOS (FAT) format because i need to use it with mac and windows. I tried resetting The SMC and the PRAM and NVRAM. I tried verify and disk repair on disk utility. But the same thing happens over again and it is really frustrating. The problem doesnt happen with my PC.
My EDD is an Apollo 320GB hard drive from Imation.
Also are there any particular EDD brands that may not have this issue with MACs and can be used on mac and PC?
Thanks in advance!Hey guys,
So this is follow up from my debarkle with the EDD. I found out my problem with copying files from Mac to EDD and vice versa was a result of a not so good EDD ( i had an apollo hard drive from imation) that was not very compatible with macs. So i did my research and found out that the best hard drives were Western Digital and Seagate. I bought the newest western digital EDD 1TB and formated it to FAT32 and guess what...no problems so far. The only problem is that FAT32 format doesn't copy files larger than about 4 gigs so i couldnt copy a movie from my brothers computer onto my EDD that was 1080p. You could probably resolve that by partitioning a small part of your hard drive in ExFAT? but yeah, hopefully that helped guys.
Aaisha -
Recent backups fail: "An error occurred while copying files to the volume."
I recently moved to a new place and set up Time Capsule as a bridge. Backups were working fine for the first couple days but then, out of the blue, I got a message that said the password I entered for Time Capsule was incorrect. I entered the correct password and hit OK. Time Machine was able to connect but now backups fail with this error: "Unable to complete backup. An error occurred while copying files to the backup volume."
Time Machine indicates it is "preparing backup" for a few minutes, then sits at "zero of __MB completed" for a long while, finally starts backing up and gets to the end but then fails. Console indicates "unexpected reply from backup server; ignored."
None of these attempts have fixes my problem:
--I have deleted my TC passwords in Keychain Access.
--I have tried downloading the latest Airport Utility and re-entering the TC disk's password in both Airport Utility and in Time Machine preferences.
--I have restarted my computer and unplugged & plugged back in TC.
My Internet connection works fine; TC's light is solid green. I can enter Time Machine to restore backups without a problem. The backups just fail every time now. Any ideas?The problem really isn't the speed of the backup; it's done in 5-10 minutes, but each time it finishes, TM reports it has failed. I don't believe plugging it in overnight or letting TM try over and over will fix the problem. I've tried to manually start backups a number of times, and have let TM try to start and complete them on its own but they consistently fail.
It would be an awful shame if I had to delete my old backup--I bought the Time Capsule for the specific purpose of having backups that go back months and I don't want to lose what I've already backed up. -
Unable to copy file using Zen 4 Console One
Hi,
I get the following error message:
'Could not configure workstation for application [SPSS Activator license
update.spss 14.Testing.PSM Applications.Applications.Resources.CF] (id=2).
Problem: Unable to copy file
\\MAINCF5G\apps\appwinxp\SPSS14\licenseupdate.bat. (D018)'
I click OK.
So I am trying to copy a single file named licenseupdate.bat from the server
\\MAINCF5G\apps\appwinxp
to the local C: drive to directory C:\Program Files\SPSS 14.
The directory already exists on the PC.
Under Distribution Options: Application Files, I have set Copy if Newer.
Under Run Options Environment, I have set Run as Unsecure System User (as
the user trying to install does not have Admin rights to workstation).
Changing to Run As Normal doesn't work either.
Any idea what the problem is?
Thanks,
PaulOn Wed, 09 Aug 2006 15:40:24 GMT, Paul McGeoghan wrote:
> Any idea what the problem is?
> Thanks,
file rights to the file, wks or user associated?
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