BETA: PowerArchiver 2023 - 22.10.02

[steiale]

Error writing to a file.

Possible reasons: Disk full or no write permissions.
Please check if you have permissions to write to this folder.

Vista users:
In Microsoft Vista, writing to certain folders is not allowed (i.e. C:\Program Files).
You will need to start PowerArchiver as Administrator. If you are extracting files you
can use drag and drop from PowerArchiver main interface to extract files to that folder.
Uploading D:\Temp_PA1653574904\kpi01-24-09-2008.7z

There is still 300GB left an D:

[steiale]

This might help with the scheduler thing…

Task Scheduler failed to start “\blabla.pbs” task for user “blablub\Administrator”. Additional Data: Error Value: 2147943645.

[spwolf]

@steiale:

Error writing to a file.

Possible reasons: Disk full or no write permissions.
Please check if you have permissions to write to this folder.

Vista users:
In Microsoft Vista, writing to certain folders is not allowed (i.e. C:\Program Files).
You will need to start PowerArchiver as Administrator. If you are extracting files you
can use drag and drop from PowerArchiver main interface to extract files to that folder.
Uploading D:\Temp_PA1653574904\kpi01-24-09-2008.7z

There is still 300GB left an D:

try using zip instead of 7zip…

as to the task scheduler - edit the task, and make sure your username and password is entered in the task scheduler properly - that is the only way task will start without you logged in (i assume that is the issue)…

[spwolf]

(or uncheck optimized from 7z settings).

[spwolf]

is this one of the time backup and later you will be using incremental backups for only changed files?

[steiale]

I always want to use full backups. Have bad experiances with incremental backups.
In a first step I used zip as suggested… I will see tomorrow.

I also set the password as you mentioned.

Thank you!

[steiale]

Backups did partly work… I will do some further testing…

[steiale]

@spwolf:

try using zip instead of 7zip…

That didn’t solve the issue. Any other ideas?

[spwolf]

@steiale:

That didn’t solve the issue. Any other ideas?

well what was the issue?

[steiale]

Sorry…

Error writing to a file.

Possible reasons: Disk full or no write permissions.
Please check if you have permissions to write to this folder.

Vista users:
In Microsoft Vista, writing to certain folders is not allowed (i.e. C:\Program Files).
You will need to start PowerArchiver as Administrator. If you are extracting files you
can use drag and drop from PowerArchiver main interface to extract files to that folder.
Uploading D:\Temp_PA1653574904\kpi01-24-09-2008.7z

There is still 300GB left an D:

[spwolf]

you are still trying with 7z :).

Download final release from download page or via Web Update.

If you want to use 7zip, try using Normal setting which takes up a lot less memory. Try with Zip as well.

How many files/folders are you compressing in total?

[steiale]

This was what I was trying to say. i used zip and it still didn’t work. Even with final version…

Not so much… Something like 7GB, 8 Folders… I always use the normal setting… Never tried full or incremental.

[spwolf]

@steiale:

This was what I was trying to say. i used zip and it still didn’t work. Even with final version…

Not so much… Something like 7GB, 8 Folders… I always use the normal setting… Never tried full or incremental.

above error is 7zip error not zip.

Check compression - make sure it is Normal, not Ultra/Max (not backup type, compression strenght).

[spwolf]

you can send us that pbs file at support at conexware.com so we can take an look, but please download final version of PA before so we can make sure this has not been address already… thanks!

[steiale]

@spwolf:

you can send us that pbs file at support at conexware.com so we can take an look, but please download final version of PA before so we can make sure this has not been address already… thanks!

Like I said… It is the final version…

ok… but I will do some final test. I just right clicked and said create 7zip. At the same time I do right click an create zip.

We’ll see how far I come…

If this doesnt work I will send you the pbs file.

[spwolf]

ok, what compression are you using with right click 7z? Try using Normal instead of Ultra…

[steiale]

ok… Here we go…

The 7zip and zip with right click worked. So I checked which settings the right click options have. Changed the pbs file to these settings and starting the pbs worked finally…!!

The only thing I changed was putting the 7zip compression level fom utra to maximum. Then it worked and uploaded the file to the ftp server.

Now the scheduler has to work and I am happy…

[steiale]

Here we go again… :-)

After the scheduled backups finish I see in the processes list that the PA.exes are still open. So I guess that after successful backup they won’t be closed…

And I still have on a Windows 2003 Server the problem that the task is not running. Only when I log in. But I gave the scheduled task a user and password. Any ideas?

[spwolf]

@steiale:

Here we go again… :-)

After the scheduled backups finish I see in the processes list that the PA.exes are still open. So I guess that after successful backup they won’t be closed…

And I still have on a Windows 2003 Server the problem that the task is not running. Only when I log in. But I gave the scheduled task a user and password. Any ideas?

if task is nor running unless you login, you need to check in windows scheduler what the problem is - you can check directly in scheduler. Common problem there is that correct login/pass was not provided so schedule cant login.

as to the pa.exe staying in the background - send us your pbs and we will try it out.

thanks,

[steiale]

I sent you the file.

I checked several times the scheduler… Still not knowing where the problem is… I will keep on searching.