Albert errors

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Anonymous
4 Jan 2006 15:58:38 UTC
Topic 13211
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    To me this looks like the user BOINC is currently running as can't write to the slots directories - I'd suggest to check the access permissions of
    Program Files\\BOINC\\slots

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    Bernd Machenschalk
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    Albert errors

    17 Jan 2006 4:48:01 UTC
    Message 2764
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      Are the machines (or your user account) part of a domain? Then something might have changed in the domain as well, might even be a database change that was slow to propagate through the domain hirarchy or even from the PDC to the BDCs...

      Anyway - can't track a problem that has vanished.

      Best,
      Bernd

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      What virus scanner are you

      17 Jan 2006 16:45:01 UTC
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        What virus scanner are you using? Can you exclude the BOINC or at least the BOINC/slots directory amd subdirectories?

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