Where is this log File

Hi ,
If anybody could guide where can I check this log file "EAIObjMgr_enu_0016_16777244.log" ?
Thanks :-)

If you are asking where to find the log file, it will be on the Siebel server running that EAI process (so you may have to look at multiple servers to find it).
The exact location varies depending on operating system.
Windows -- \siebsrvr\log
Non-Windows -- /siebsrvr/enterprises/[enterprise]/[server]/log
Hope that helps.
Stevan

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even after searching the entire hard drive. I have maximum number
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Thanks, Carl.

I'm having the same frustration as the original poster. I
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application.log.2, etc.) in the cf_root/logs subdirectory, and a
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Today i was transfering a few folders with pictures and videos over to another mac and I noticed that before i sent the file iChat would compress it. Now this is understandable because they were fairly large files, over 2GB, and this would make them transfer faster. The problem is that I was transfering the files because my mac is low on hard drive space and I was trying to free some up. By compressing the files first it was using up more space on my hard drive and I quickly cancelled the compression. I soon realized though that my hard drive space was still disappearing into thin air. I only had 6GB left and was running out fast. As it reached 2GB I began to quickly delete large files I no longer needed hoping that I wouldn't run out of space. It dropped all the way down to 12.4MB before it finally stopped, even with me deleting files. I'm not quite sure what was happening to all of my hard drive space, but was wondering if maybe iChat continued to compress the files even after I cancelled the compression. Anyways if anyone knows why this happened or where iChat stores the files it compresses that would be greatly appreciated.

Hi,
I have heard of this before.
One report suggested it was only PDF files their case.
I cannot replicate it with any pic files (Over 2Gb) PDF or otherwise or files and folders combos.
My tests were from Lion/iChat 6.0.3 to Snow Leopard (iChat 5.0.3)
I would have thought iChat would have created the Zippped/Stuffed files in the same folder as the original items
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With any application that does Stuffing/Zipping it will create temporary space for doing so.
Much like the way a graphics app creates a Scratch file to keep the 20 or so Undos it works with. (with graphic Apps you can make the Scratch file on another Drive if you have one which can help)
Do this:-
with iChat Open go to the Window Menu.
Select the File transfers item
In this Window (that pops up) select the File that was going to be Transferred.
When it is highlighted then do a Right-Click or Control Click and select the option to Show in Finder
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Hi,
I´m getting this Access Denied error and it says that I should look for an ID in the log file, but can´t find the log where I can look for this Id:
Access denied (Object(s): portal_content/com.sap.pct/specialist/com.sap.pct.crm/com.sap.pct.crm.roles/com.sap.pct.crm.core.defaultservices/com.sap.pct.crm.core.valuehelp).
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Thanx in Advanced!
Kind Regards,
Gerardo J

Gerardo,
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The peice of content you are accessing is not available for your user id (hence the Access Denied). Id suggest that you need to assign appropriate privileges in the PCD as by default the portal comes configured only for super_admin level access.
Hope this helps
Haydn

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Hi
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By default all OC4J stderr and stdout messages go in following file:
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all:
Pacman did update latex over the weekend. Any idea where this file came from?
It's causing my OCD to flare up
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Mar 16 19:38:36 tesla slim[799]: Conky: APCUPSD getaddrinfo: Name or service not known
Mar 16 19:38:26 tesla slim[799]: Conky: APCUPSD getaddrinfo: Name or service not known
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Mar 16 19:37:36 tesla slim[799]: Conky: APCUPSD getaddrinfo: Name or service not known
Mar 16 19:37:26 tesla slim[799]: Conky: APCUPSD getaddrinfo: Name or service not known
Mar 16 19:37:16 tesla slim[799]: Conky: APCUPSD getaddrinfo: Name or service not known
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Verbose output
Verbose output
Sun 2014-03-16 19:38:19.925442 GMT [s=73377e6d5f2a458c8c92c6c36161ff9f;i=111240;b=c09660a5d55c4510a6a0c5cf2e68a42c;m=8f30c5054;
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_MACHINE_ID=9b7a30f5c46c4db38065a4c9fac7320a
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_CAP_EFFECTIVE=1fffffffff
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SYSLOG_IDENTIFIER=slim
_PID=799
_COMM=slim
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Sun 2014-03-16 19:38:19.925664 GMT [s=73377e6d5f2a458c8c92c6c36161ff9f;i=111241;b=c09660a5d55c4510a6a0c5cf2e68a42c;m=8f30c5132;
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_BOOT_ID=c09660a5d55c4510a6a0c5cf2e68a42c
_MACHINE_ID=9b7a30f5c46c4db38065a4c9fac7320a
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Last edited by vapidness_is_rampant (2014-03-18 23:15:45)

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produces a Makefile, one then runs "make" in order to create the .tex and
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In developer studio, I am getting an error when building my java project that says "The project was not built since its classpath is incomplete. Cannot find the class file for com.sapportals.wcm.util.uri.RID. Fix the classpath then try rebuilding this project."
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