I have just started using Cassia and have run into this issue myself. When
this
happens should I retry the operation or remove the static readonly from my
ITerminalServicesManager instance and dispose of the current one and create
a new
one? Or is there a fix for this?
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Under what version of Windows are you seeing this problem appear? Is the
machine
under load at the time?
I have made some changes on the trunk that should avoid this problem on
Windows
Server 2003, and the trunk is quite stable, so if you'd like, you can grab
the latest
build from the build server (http://teamcity.codebetter.com/project.html?
projectId=project51 -- use the artifacts link) and give it a shot.
If you do get the exception, retrying the operation should not cause a
problem.
hi
for the domain admin Windows 2003 is good. the user with the privilege have
error
now from teamcity last project:
"Year, Month and day parameters deribe an un-representable DateTime"
Tomasz, a few questions:
- What property are you trying to access when this exception is thrown?
- What is the full version number of the Cassia assembly you are using
(e.g. 2.0.0.60)?
- What OS are you running your code on?
- If you are using GetRemoteServer(), what OS is the remote machine running?
- Are you running the code as an administrator or as a limited user?
For Each sesja As Cassia.ITerminalServicesSession In X.GetSessions()
I can't capture this error. Error comes from your library.
This error occurs when some disconnected sessions. I guess some date in the
strange
mode.
I used different versions of cassia (last 2.0.0.60). I use only windows
2003 serwer
Polish edition.
code as an administrator=OK, limited user(only sometimes)=Error
Tomasz: Have you tried the latest build from the build server (currently
2.1.0.108; see
http://teamcity.codebetter.com/project.html?projectId=project51 and click
the artifacts
link)?
Do you have the full stack trace for the exception? (The GetSessions() call
cannot
throw this exception if you are using the latest build.)
I'll try reproducing this problem as a limited user on Server 2003.
Hello,
older threat, but i het same error on windows 2003 terminalserver (german).
Are there any news? I am using latest build from build server 2.1.0.119
Regards
Marc
Marc: Can you provide a stack trace?
Comment #11 on issue 22 by danports: Not a valid FileTime exception under
load
http://code.google.com/p/cassia/issues/detail?id=22
I'm fairly certain this was already fixed on trunk. I'll check once more
before closing the issue.