SUF8 Error Codes

[JXBURNS]

I'm seeing failures of a v8 setup that worked fine in v7 (direct import from v7and no change made) to do with deletion of folder tree and unzipping a large number of files (from a 2GB+ zip file). Before deciding whether a major problem could someone advise what the following error codes mean so I can interpret the log.

5
7
116
2202
2203
2621

I had them around somewhere but recently rebuilt my network and not had a chance to restore everything.

Thanks - John

[jassing]

2202
"The specified path does not point to a folder."
2203
"Could not delete folder."

Perhaps it's a rights issue...

[JXBURNS]

Thanks for that.

Would think so however logged on as server administrator. Manually deleting works fine. May have something to do with folder being >2GB but compiled under version 7.x works fine.

Still investigating as think error code being returned is not correct.

Rgds John

[jassing]

Originally Posted by JXBURNS

Thanks for that.

Would think so however logged on as server administrator. Manually deleting works fine. May have something to do with folder being >2GB but compiled under version 7.x works fine.

Still investigating as think error code being returned is not correct.

Rgds John

Good point on the sf7 working fine.

if you trim the folder down; does it work ok?

I wonder if the sf8 is using some sort of impersonation when doing file/folder stuff.

[JXBURNS]

Will let you know. Just making a copy of the folder JIC before trying again.

Actually contains some 3.2GB of Windows update files which SUF8 does not like deleting. Also does not like unzipping a 2.7GB file (at the moment but I may have screwed up). So may be 1 or 2 issues here.

Rgds John

[JXBURNS]

OK my fault.

Cannot spell a folder name and cannot read a log file to check my spelling was at fault.

And using Compressed Folders to zip up more than 4GB of files with password protection is not a good idea as unzipping can fail for reasons unknown to do with the password. WinZip handles it much better and certainly SUF8 appreciates an intact ZIP file.

John