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‎08-04-2016 07:07 AM

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Product: Teleforms

When starting any Teleform app (Reader, Verifier, etc), the following error appears regularly:

"The directory \\xxxx\Teleforms$\Server\bat where batch files are stored has insufficient space (<200 MB available)."

 

I have been solving this issue by opening the Teleform Control Center and purging all log files.  It's not working today.

I checked the directory in question and there are no files in that folder.

Why is this continually happening?

 

Once the error message appears it will shut down any Teleform application instances.  Cannot get access.

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‎08-04-2016 07:33 AM

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Looks like the /sus subdirectory is holding on to tiff images and not deleting them when the images are removed from the verifier platform.  Shouldn't this automatically clean itself up?

‎08-05-2016 07:35 AM

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Today, started teleforms and got the error AGAIN.  Cannot start it and cannot go into the control center.  What is the deal with the APA Derby log file that consumes every bit of space on the server?  How do I limit it so it does not grow so exponentially?  HELP.  This system is unusable.

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