Autor: David
Data: 2012-07-08 20:08:07
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Trialing the product and all has been ok but now it appears to be breaking!
Getting Error 53:cannot start application, Loc [GTeInitializeCommunication] Info [SRV: cannot create application desktop,866,0] SysErr [0]
If i stop the server and exit and re-launch everything is ok until the next time
I think this may of only started since i used AD to authorise, i've been testing two connections using the same ID, would this be an issue?
Server is running on a Windows 2003 Virtual Server
Hope someone can advise i other than this i am really impressed!!
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Autor: David
Data: 2012-07-08 20:29:20
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UPDATE:
I've tried using two none AD users and it crashed, now i was opening and closing Word on both sessions repeatly - this is my way of testing! :)
Looking at the log i get;
[APP v3410a|W32] 2012.07.08 19:22:20: ITDynamix: 2470 :Error 18: Cannot read on TCPIP connection. Loc [ClsConnection::ReadNextInCmdBlock] Info [Unrecoverable error,4,0] SysErr [0] Mod [C:\PROGRAM FILES\MICROSOFT OFFICE\OFFICE14\WINWORD.exe][APP v3410a|W32] 2012.07.08 19:23:53: ITDynamix: 2578 :Application started. Cnetlib ver 3.4.1.0a. Module [C:\PROGRAM FILES\MICROSOFT OFFICE\OFFICE14\WINWORD.exe]. ActCtx [TOP RES ][APP v3410a|W32] 2012.07.08 19:24:00: ITDynamix: 25cc :Application started. Cnetlib ver 3.4.1.0a. Module [C:\PROGRAM FILES\MICROSOFT OFFICE\OFFICE14\WINWORD.exe]. ActCtx [TOP RES ][APP v3410a|W32] 2012.07.08 19:24:08: ITDynamix: 2620 :Application started. Cnetlib ver 3.4.1.0a. Module [C:\PROGRAM FILES\MICROSOFT OFFICE\OFFICE14\WINWORD.exe]. ActCtx [TOP RES ][APP v3410a|W32] 2012.07.08 19:24:29: ITDynamix: 2620 :Error 18: Cannot read on TCPIP connection. Loc [ClsConnection::ReadNextInCmdBlock] Info [Unrecoverable error,4,0] SysErr [0] Mod [C:\PROGRAM FILES\MICROSOFT OFFICE\OFFICE14\WINWORD.exe]
Which i hope will mean something!
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Autor: Bozena (staff)
Data: 2012-07-09 13:00:40
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Getting Error 53:cannot start application, Loc [GTeInitializeCommunication] Info [SRV: cannot create application desktop,866,0] SysErr [0]
If i stop the server and exit and re-launch everything is ok until the next time
I think this may of only started since i used AD to authorise, i've been testing two connections using the same ID, would this be an issue?
Server is running on a Windows 2003 Virtual Server
This problem is related to the memory used for desktops in 2003. Please apply some modifications as described in Winflector readme.txt, point 5.
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Autor: Bozena (staff)
Data: 2012-07-09 13:05:29
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UPDATE:
I've tried using two none AD users and it crashed, now i was opening and closing Word on both sessions repeatly - this is my way of testing! :)
Looking at the log i get;
[APP v3410a|W32] 2012.07.08 19:22:20: ITDynamix: 2470 :Error 18: Cannot read on TCPIP connection. Loc [ClsConnection::ReadNextInCmdBlock] Info [Unrecoverable error,4,0] SysErr [0] Mod [C:PROGRAM FILESMICROSOFT OFFICEOFFICE14WINWORD.exe][APP v3410a|W32] 2012.07.08 19:23:53: ITDynamix: 2578 :Application started. Cnetlib ver 3.4.1.0a. Module [C:PROGRAM FILESMICROSOFT OFFICEOFFICE14WINWORD.exe]. ActCtx [TOP RES ][APP v3410a|W32] 2012.07.08 19:24:00: ITDynamix: 25cc :Application started. Cnetlib ver 3.4.1.0a. Module [C:PROGRAM FILESMICROSOFT OFFICEOFFICE14WINWORD.exe]. ActCtx [TOP RES ][APP v3410a|W32] 2012.07.08 19:24:08: ITDynamix: 2620 :Application started. Cnetlib ver 3.4.1.0a. Module [C:PROGRAM FILESMICROSOFT OFFICEOFFICE14WINWORD.exe]. ActCtx [TOP RES ][APP v3410a|W32] 2012.07.08 19:24:29: ITDynamix: 2620 :Error 18: Cannot read on TCPIP connection. Loc [ClsConnection::ReadNextInCmdBlock] Info [Unrecoverable error,4,0] SysErr [0] Mod [C:PROGRAM FILESMICROSOFT OFFICEOFFICE14WINWORD.exe]
We have tried to test Word as you did, but without effect. Could you please send us the server logs and tcllog.txt from the client (support@winflector.com)? Thank you.
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Autor: David
Data: 2012-07-09 18:09:03
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"This problem is related to the memory used for desktops in 2003. Please apply some modifications as described in Winflector readme.txt, point 5."
Thanks i shall take a look and report back
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