Folks,
I am seeing this error in my arsload for one particular file, any thoughts my temp space has about 3.5 gb free. The file itself is not huge 80mb compared to other files which have been 500mb before,
ARS4902 Number of input pages=12106
ARS4918 Page extraction Failed!
Exception raised: 1073938453, There is not enough temporary disk space for this operation.
ARS4922 ARSPDOCI completed code 1
arsload: Indexing failed
Thanks,
Siva
Check where your /arstmp is defined and make sure that has enough space is where I would start first.
Hi Jeff,
The arstmp location has more than 3gb of free space. I even tried to change it to a file system having 90gb of free space still the same error.
That's a known bug that was supposed to have been fixed in 8.4.1.9.
http://www-01.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=swg21616417
Open a PMR with IBM and let them know that this APAR appears in 8.5.x.
-JD.
My advice-
8.5.0.6
The fix isn't documented in the readme for 8.5.0.6, but you never know. ;)
-JD.
Justin you are correct. I had opened a PMR with IBM regarding this and the support told me this is a bug and the fix will be out in 8.5.0.7 which is expected some time in 3rd quarter this year. Have requested an hot fix hopefully should get one.
Thanks,
Siva
With all the bugs in 8.5.0.6, hopefully we'll get a patch sooner. I think 8.5.0.6 was released in September 2012, so hopefully we don't have to wait until July/August/September for a patch.
JD - im thinking about upgrade vom 8.5.0.5 to 8.5.0.6, but then I read your sentence
QuoteWith all the bugs in 8.5.0.6, hopefully we'll get a patch sooner.
Can you summarize those bugs (not detailed... just that I know what I'm doing :))?!?!?
Thaaaanks!
I'll post something in a separate thread very soon. I'm still chasing some. :)
Hello Justin,
For your chasing of 8.5.0.6 bugs :-) I've been with a customer Friday, and apparently between 8.5.0.5 and 8.5.0.6 there were some regression with AFP Fonts handling in the rendering module of CMOD Client.
It was corrected in 9.0.0.1, so I hope it will be part of the 8.5.0.7 package... nevertheless my customer won't wait for 8.5.0.7 :-) they have nearly already decided (well at the end of this week, if their tests are successful) that they will use the 9.0.0.1 client directly.
And they won't use 8.5.0.5 because for some other bugs about rotation of graphics in AFP...
Sincerely yours,
Alessandro
Hello Folks,
We upgraded to 8.5.0.6 and applied the hotfix and the issue is now resolved. So any one upgrading to 8.5.0.6 might want to consider the hotfix and IBM per policy refused to give hotfix on the older 8.5.0.5
Thanks,
Siva
8.5.0.7 has recently been released.
Hi all,
Has anyone tried this successfully on 8.5.0.5 with the hotfix applied?
Quote from: jsquizz on October 14, 2015, 07:28:30 PM
Has anyone tried this successfully on 8.5.0.5 with the hotfix applied?
Since we are already with 8.5.0.10, why still using 8.5.0.5 which has his share of bugs?
8.5.0.5 is more than 2-3 years old.
In all cases, if you install the hotfix, you are not supported, because as long as the new fix pack is available, then you should stop using this hot fix.
So please... upgrade to the latest fp, and be aware that cmod V8.5 is out of support by end of April 2016... so plan your upgrade.
Thanks Allesandro!
Ok, I know this topic is extremely old but... I am facing the exact same issue using CMOD v9.0.0.1 and wonder if anyone knows if the fix for it ever made it past the patch level and into release 9.0.0.1? Normally I would open a ticket with IBM but my customer is not currently paying for support plus v9.0.0.1 is way out of support.... Yah........
Hmmm - just a guess but it looks like 8.5.0.5 came out in 2012/05/11.
And what we're talking about is something on top of (newer than) 8.5.0.5?
9.0.0.1 came out in 2013-02-05 so one would think it would be in there.
Taking a look at the V9.0 readme...
https://cmod.wiki/dox/CMOD-v9.0-README.txt (https://cmod.wiki/dox/CMOD-v9.0-README.txt)
...is there an APAR number associated with this hotfix?
Ed
Hmmmm - from the 9.0 readme:
2.2.9.0.0.5) Release (9.0.0.5)
...
PI10297 - Arsload can crash when indexing PDF files larger than 150MB
Ed
Ha! I'm glad that the old READMEs are still useful!
Yeah, there's no reason not to move all the way to CMOD Fixpack v9.0.0.13 - compatibility should be maintained across clients / utilities / ODWEK.
-JD.
Thank you for that information. It is helpful.