I’ve have been having issues since March 16th when I installed the above version.
Essentially PMS becomes unavailable after around 10 hours following a computer restart. Despite the unavailability PMS is still running and I am actually unable to force kill it. This has also led to the OS refusing to shut down cleanly.
I’ve have been having issues since March 16th when I installed the above version.
Essentially PMS becomes unavailable after around 10 hours following a computer restart. Despite the unavailability PMS is still running and I am actually unable to force kill it. This has also led to the OS refusing to shut down cleanly.
Looks like a deadlock leading to requests being queued up and after a while bounced with error 503 once we have more than 1000 queued
The 503’s started at 20:59:58
Before going into the advice on what diagnostics would be needed for a deadlock, I would like first to establish if the P Drive is a network drive or local drive. Having the app data on a network drive would not be supported and is known to give rise to issues and potential database corruptions
@sa2000 I think I might have something similar. Could you check crashreports coming from me? Should be a few the last hours… (Infuse beta testing could be the issue)
@DuffHQ said: @sa2000 I think I might have something similar. Could you check crashreports coming from me? Should be a few the last hours… (Infuse beta testing could be the issue)
I am not following this. This topic is about a hang and not about crashes and crash reporting. Any dumps for this issue are being manually trigged by forcing a process dump
If you have a problem please raise a forum topic and to start with provide the zipped logs (assuming you have debug logging enabled) and description of problem and when it arose
@foz1977 said:
I recently finished watching something (home network), just tried to browse to something else but am unable to.
Have been monitoring connections all morning, hardly above 35 but is now climbing up over 100.
Is it to early to create a dump or should I wait until I get the 503 error?
one issue has been identified from one of the two dumps provided. For the other, would need more examples. A couple of process dumps captured with the other diagnostics a few seconds apart