Re: SOS ckrashes the network connection with win2k

Hi, Nicolas,

Thanks for using SourceOffSite.

Is this the only situation where SOS Server crashes, or have you 
experienced other crashes when the SOS Client connect to the SOS Server?

Does the SOS Server machine have dual network cards?

What version of VSS are you using? Specifically, what is the version of the 
ssapi.dll in the Win32 directory of the VSS Client on the SOS Server 
machine? To see the version number, select the file, right click, select 
Properties, and then Version.

Also, offline, could you send me a copy of your SOS Server log? Please 
enable verbose logging in the Debug tab of the SOS Server Manager, perform 
the operations which are failing, and then send me a copy of the log.txt 
file located in the SOS directory on the SOS Server machine. If the log 
file is very large, I'd suggest generating a new one by stopping the SOS 
Server and renaming or deleting the existing log.

Thanks,

Linda Bauer
SourceGear
Technical Support

  At 09:54 AM 1/9/2004, Nicolas wrote:
>Hello folks !
>I'm new to this list, so it's possible that my question had already been 
>asked...but I didn't find anything in google.
>
>First, let me describe my platform :
>Server is a win2K with VSS6.0c SP6, SOS server is 3.5.3
>The client is a win2k with SOS client 5.3.5
>
>Now the problem :
>When I perform a "get latest version" or a "diff" recursively on a big 
>project using SOS, it crashes the network interface. The system is 
>responding, but no more network access is available. If we try to restart 
>the network, it fails. The only way to restart network is to reboot the 
>server... hummm.
>Note that the VSS database where on another server before (NT4) and worked 
>well. We moved the database on a new win2k server and now I crashes.
>We also check the database with the analysis software and there was no errors.
>
>Any ideas about this ?
>
>Thanks.
>Nicolas.
>
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