On 02/19/2013 03:46 PM, Bastiaan Olij wrote:
> Hey Adrian,
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>> So where did you find this message listed in your original post:
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>> "On the client side we generally see a "could not receive data from
>> server: The system cannot find the path specified."."
>
> Owh sorry, I'll explain a bit deeper. Omnis Studio is a development
> environment that we use to develop our software with. Obviously there is
> some middleware involved that allows software written in Omnis to talk
> to a postgres backend and that bit is a bit of a black box obviously. As
> far as I'm aware it's a very thin layer directly talking to the postgres
> client libraries.
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> It is hard for me to tell whether the error is returned by the postgres
> client libraries and passed back to my code as is or whether this is an
> internal error returned by the code written by TigerLogic. Googling on
> it I did however find some references to this error coming up in pgAdmin
> making me suspect the former.
>
> I can't pin the error to any query we're executing against postgres, it
> seems to happen at random intervals with whatever code is running at
> that given time which is making it very frustrating to debug which is
> why I'm suspecting some outside influence. As we've got many users
> connecting to our server who do not experience this I'm also inclined to
> think the source of the issue is neither in the client nor the server
> but something that happens in between.
>
> I'm just hoping someone else ran into this situation and was able to
> find a cause and offer a solution.
So what OS is your Postgres server running on?
From what I gather "The system cannot find the path specified" is
Microsoft specific, so I am not quite sure how it is showing up on the
Mac clients?
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> Cheers,
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> Bastiaan Olij
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Adrian Klaver
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