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Morning,

We are seeing a log entries between multiple instances of SOS, on different servers of course, where SOS is forcibly closing client connections.

What are the culprits for this type of behavior?

In doing a search of the forums, it seems to be a common issue.

Thank you kindly,

Linda,

I'd like to know when the new version is available to see if it eases some issues we're seeing in our environments.

Thanks,

Sounds like an enumeration issue within SOS when attempting to interogate local drivers. May be the difference between a > and a >= in an IF statement.

Just a thought about where to start looking.

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Hi Linda,

What you said has confirmed the tests I was asked to run. Thanks for the input.

Thank you kindly,

Is it possible to have multiple instances (installs) of the SOS server v4.x on one physical server?

If so, how does one do it with the MSI available from SourceGear?

Thank you kindly,

Hi, The .suo file is created by Visual Studio. Not sure if it is user centric or not. I revert to my original remark about Nant. You can right a CMD file that would check the file out, increment the version number and after the build is completed, check the file back in. At our office, we shy away f...

How about disconnecting Visual Studio from SOS/VSS? If it would just be the compiler, things would be easy. There are many different solutions, pre and post build steps to complete, deployment project, web deployment etc. Visual studio would do it all for us, provided we get it to open the solution ...

I found if I referred to the server\sharename in SOS on the VSS server, we don't have the problem. If we reference <drive>:\folder... we have the issue.

go figure.

Take care,

You are probably right.

Can't you create batch files to launch the C++ compiler?

alexis_michel wrote:Nant looks good, but my project is a C++/MFC project, I thought Nant was a .NET build tool only ?

tacheeze,

Is there an update to this issue? I'd like to see how it was resolved.

Thanks,

My thoughts are it is the interaction between SOS and Visual Studio.

alexis, what about using Nant to do your automated builds? We use that here in the office and have great success. Nant is freeware and if you can get the latest code using a command line tool from SOS, then I think you can craft a solution that works for you without having to start Visual Studio. Ta...

Question please, is your SOS setup different?

I see the port as 8889. By default SOS is configured for port 8888 and 8890, depending on if you want unsecure or secure communications.

Thanks,

Morning, I am seeing a lot of entries in my log.txt file. Here is a sample 7/21/2005 6:16:31 AM - 247: Exception: A blocking operation was interrupted by a call to WSACancelBlockingCall 7/21/2005 6:16:31 AM - 232: Exception: A blocking operation was interrupted by a call to WSACancelBlockingCall 7/2...