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update-1 Posted on January 24, 2016 by Mikael Högberg After upgrading some of our solutions to Sitecore 8.1 update-1 we started seeing errors in our log files, such as this:
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Sitecore Too Many Changes At Once In Directory
ERROR Error in FileWatcher. Internal buffer overflow.
Exception: System.IO.InternalBufferOverflowException
Message: Too system.io.internalbufferoverflowexception: "too many changes at once in directory" many changes at once in directory:path-to-data-dir\Data.
I haven't figured out exactly why this happens yet, but we do quite
Filesystemwatcher
a lot of automated file deployments etc, and it seems to occur more often around deployments as well as on local builds on our dev machines. I searched all our machines and the exception had occurred in all our instances that were running update-1, and I didn't find the error in any instances running other versions of Sitecore. With very good help from Sitecore support, it turned out it could be solved by moving the license file. As suggested, we just created a license folder in the Data dir and moved the license.xml file in there, and then we applied the following License.config patch into App_Config/Include:
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was suggested by the members in those threads with no results, i was wondering if anyone knew anything more on this error? I am trying to cut http://forums.newtek.com/archive/index.php/t-65482.html out many shapes from a simple object, 31 to be exact! now i have done 12 without any problems atall, on the last 2 i have cut out i got the error report -internal buffers to small for requested operation- but managed to move the cutting block around until it worked, but now the SpBoolSub refuses to cut anything.. no matter how big or too many small, all i get is this error report. any new ideas on this matter? Much appreciated clumsycloudy03-18-2007, 10:15 AMMerge points and try again. Sometimes just closing lw and opening again will help, a good slice with the knife tool might also do the trick (shift+k) just to make your object simpler. Sounds like your overdoing the boolean\drill function. I get the errormessage occasionally but i too many changes still haven't switched to max because of that ;) Let me know on your progress.. clumsycloudy03-18-2007, 11:10 AMbabelfish this: http://www.lwita.com/vb/showthread.php?p=39927 same stuff, i believe he suggests to do a traditional boolean, you might have geometry overlapping in his words:"in theory the speedboolean they are only of the scripts that recall the commando boolean that all we know. to this point, it leaves geometries separated in the two layer, selects that one with the data, it selects in background that one with the spheres and uses the tradition boolean with method subtract. it makes to know us. vashts" Grale03-18-2007, 11:29 AMHi clumsycloudy, yeah i tried closing and restarting lw, even restarted my computer, didn't help. The knife tool doesn't help either! definitely over doing the boolean\cut function :thumbsdow you say you still haven't switched to max yet, do you mean 3d max? seems like i'm going to have to start again, for the third time :devil: didn't quite understand from the spanish translation what he meant!! clumsycloudy03-18-2007, 11:46 AMjust kidding about the 3ds max stuff, i hate that app. Post a screenshot of what you are working on. Try not to bolean too