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error 0007 Unexpected error 0008 Unexpected error 8xxx Engine Error Codes Range: 81xx 8101 Memory error Range: 82xx 8200 File I/O error 8201 Access to file denied 8202 Cannot access required file 8203 Cannot copy file or directory 8204 Disk full 8205 End of file 8206 Cannot open file 8207 Cannot locate file 8208 Cannot modify file 8209 Path not found 820A Cannot open any more files 820B Path too long 820D File too large 820E Cannot lock file 820F Cannot unlock file 8210 Cannot create path 8211 Cannot rename file 8212 Password incorrect 8213 Invalid file operation 8214 Unsupported encryption level https://www.novell.com/coolsolutions/qna/10715.html 8215 Path root error 8216 Cannot encrypt or decrypt file 8218 Invalid path 8219 Cannot connect to remote network resource Range: 85xx 8502 Cannot initialize protocol 8503 Cannot connect to specified IP address 8509 Cannot access TCP/IP services 850F Connection no longer valid 8555 Port in use 8562 Client/server request packet contained invalid identifier 8563 Client/server request packet contained invalid identifier 8568 HTTP port already in use 8569 http://www.novell.com/documentation//nwec/nwec/data/hfrsevmn.html SSL login required for this post office 8570 IMAP port already in use 8572 CAP port already in use Range: 88xx 8809 Unexpected error 880B Unexpected error 880C Unexpected error Range: 89xx 8901 Cannot use TCP/IP services 8902 Cannot load TCP/IP services 8903 Cannot use TCP/IP services 8906 Cannot use TCP/IP services 8907 Cannot use TCP/IP services 8908 Cannot connect to specified address 8909 Cannot use TCP/IP services 890A Cannot listen on specified port 890B Cannot accept incoming connection 890F Connection no longer valid 8910 Cannot read on connection 8911 Cannot write on connection 8912 Cannot read on connection; timed out 8913 Cannot write on connection; timed out 8916 Cannot use TCP/IP services 891A TCP/IP data is not ready for reading 891B No SSL certificate supplied 891C Bad SSL certificate 891D Bad SSL private key or password Range: 8Bxx 8B02 Unexpected error Range: 8Cxx 8C04 Unexpected error 8C09 Unexpected error 8C0A Unexpected error 8C88 Unexpected error Range: 8Fxx 8F03 Invalid configuration option 9xxx Engine Error Codes Range: 90xx 9007 Client not set up for SSL 9008 Server does not support SSL Range: 93xx 9302 Unexpected error 9304 Unexpected error 9305 Unexpected error 9307 Unexpected error 9308 Unexpected error 9309 Unex
This part groupwise error of Troubleshooting 1: Error Messages helps you resolve engine error codes in any GroupWise component. For more information, see novell groupwise error the following sections: 0xxx Engine Error Codes 8xxx Engine Error Codes 9xxx Engine Error Codes Axxx Engine Error Codes Bxxx Engine Error Codes Cxxx Engine Error Codes Dxxx Engine Error Codes Exxx Engine Error Codes Fxxx Engine Error Codes Other sources of assistance include Novell Support and Knowledgebase GroupWise 8 Support Forums GroupWise Cool Solutions
amongst my new client shops. Pages Home About Me BrainShare Tips & Tricks Monday, January 10, 2011 8201 Error on Archive location in GroupWise 8.x If you've used GroupWise long at all you've probably seen this error pop up from time to time and you know it has multiple possible causes. However, none of the TIDs that I've come across seem to have the particular issue I've been running into noted. Good news is I have a work around. First though, you'll need some background info. All of our archive locations are locked by default. Default archive locations for this environment are to the users home drives. GroupWise version on the backend is 8.01 HP2, client is at 7.03 or higher up to 8.0.2. Home drives are on an OES2 SP2 - Linux server The server is virtualized on VMWare's VSphere (was ESXi to begin with) The symptoms are usually experienced by a new archive user, but not always. What happens is the user goes to Open Archive within the GroupWise client and they immediately get an 8201 error. For some users it moves from an 8201 error to an 8209 error after several unsuccessful attempts to get at the archive. This occurs for PC users only, our Mac users don't get to archive unless it's to their local drive and they have to agree to be responsible for the backup of the archive. Here's the workaround: Unlock the archive location for the given user (use ConsoelOne, right click on the user, select Client Options, pick the File Locations tab) If there is an existing archive, copy that folder to the user's local drive. I generally use c:\grpwise\archive to keep within the 8.3 file format. Close the GroupWise client. Open the GroupWise client and change the File Location (Tools | Options) to the new spot on the local drive. Have the user select Open Archive. Go back to the mailbox. Archive a message that is "ok" to potentially lose (only had this happen once, but it's a caveat you'll want to be aware of) Open Archive and verify the message is there. Close the GroupWise client. Copy the archive from the local drive back up to the server, and lock the archive location again (if you want). Open the GroupWise client, verify that the File Location is pointing back to the or