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Windows Server Forum / Windows Media Server / October 2008Logging stopped
Hi there, My WMServer has stopped logging with event ID 321 & 324 saying: " Event Type: Warning Event Source: WMServer Event Category: Plugin Event ID: 324 Date: 8/10/2008 Time: 10:55:54 πμ User: N/A Computer: MServer Description: Plug-in 'WMS Client Logging' on the server gives the following warning information: 'Successfully opened log file <FILENAME> but nothing has been written to the file because the disk space is limited. Logging will resume when additional disk space is made available.'." My free space is 89% and I have changed the "FreeSpaceQuota", using "LogQuota.js" script from MS support, to 0%. It seems that my WMServer doesn't start logging even after service restart, plug-in (WMS Client Logging) disable and re-enable, full system reboot. Any ideas? Thank you in advance. Regards, Savvas Hi Try to do the following: 1. Check your hard drive for errors (chkdsk C: /R) 2. Delete all the logs 3. Reinstall WMS. Hope that will help Regards, Vladimir V. Polischuk Technical Manager www.voynex.com - custom software development, solutions for Windows Media (pay-per-minute billing, streaming content protection, access control) > Hi there, > [quoted text clipped - 28 lines] > Regards, > Savvas Savvas, oddly enough, and around the same time period, all of my archiving has ceased to work also. Vladimir, is there anything that can be done without wiping WMS or the logs? thank you > Hi there, > [quoted text clipped - 26 lines] > Regards, > Savvas Savvas, Oddly enough, and at about the same time period, my logging ceased to work as well. Vladimir, is there any way to diagnose this issue without wiping WMS or the logs? Thank you. > Hi there, > [quoted text clipped - 26 lines] > Regards, > Savvas |
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