I recently hopped on to Windows 8 Professional through the Dreamspark Premium channel. I'm thoroughly enjoying myself except for one simple problem. Every private tracker I use on uTorrent gives me one simple error - 'Tracker Sending Invalid Data'. I tried with Vuze, but similar results. I disabled Windows Firewall, no difference. I installed Avast Free and Comodo Free Firewall after that which is the exact same config I used on Windows 7 Ultimate before I made the switch.
Hi, I'm having issues uploading a web player online. I'm using Google drive as the host. Whenever I try and open the web demo online, I get this error.
But to no avail, it's the exact same thing. Surprisingly, public trackers work just fine! I googled around but am unable to find a suitable solution. Hence, here I am, asking for your assistance on the matter. Could someone please tell me how this error can be made to vamoosh?
Excellent, a clear definite answer to hours of trying to work out an extremely annoying and restrictive problem. Only thing now is if there is a solution, its obviously a useful added protection to have this network shield but is there some way to have it active AND still get private trackers working??
Done a bit of googling and doesn't seem possible but maybe someone clever here can see a way? (be interesting to know - and might help solve it - what caused this sudden change, was that it related to upgrading to Win 8 pro or just coincidence??). Excellent, a clear definite answer to hours of trying to work out an extremely annoying and restrictive problem. Only thing now is if there is a solution, its obviously a useful added protection to have this network shield but is there some way to have it active AND still get private trackers working?? Done a bit of googling and doesn't seem possible but maybe someone clever here can see a way? (be interesting to know - and might help solve it - what caused this sudden change, was that it related to upgrading to Win 8 pro or just coincidence??) The funny thing being, Avast's Network Shield Log doesn't show that any connections were blocked!
0 connections were blocked out of the 27000 connections that it scanned.
I have an Exchange 2016 box that I'm playing around with before actually deploying it. I noticed when I go to mail flow, delivery reports, and search against a mailbox I get the following error at the bottom of the page. The message-tracking data on server mxtest.domain.local had invalid data in column 12 for this message.
Example Of Invalid Data
Event 'THROTTLE' will be ignored I'm only selecting a mailbox for my search, nothing in the sent to, received from, or subject line fields. I've tried stopping the msexchangetransport service, moving everything in the C: Program Files Microsoft Exchange Server V15 TransportRoles data Queue folder to a temp folder c: QueueRecovery then restarting the msexchangetransport service. I have one edge server and one mailbox server. Email works fine sending and receiving on both internal and external email. Does anyone have an idea as to what would cause this error and how I can clear it up?
Hi IndyBeerGuy, This may be due to corrupt message tracking logs in the following path: C: Program Files Microsoft Exchange Server V15 TransportRoles Logs MessageTracking Please try to search another mailbox and check if there is the same issue. If still the same, I recommend you use the following command to change the message tracking logs path: Set-TransportService -Identity MailboxServerName -MessageTrackinglogPath 'New Path' Then, use the mailbox to send&receive few messages, and search delivery reports again to check if any helps. Best Regards, Niko Cheng TechNet Community Support Please remember to mark the replies as answers.
If you have feedback for TechNet Subscriber Support, contact. Hi IndyBeerGuy, This may be due to corrupt message tracking logs in the following path: C: Program Files Microsoft Exchange Server V15 TransportRoles Logs MessageTracking Please try to search another mailbox and check if there is the same issue. If still the same, I recommend you use the following command to change the message tracking logs path: Set-TransportService -Identity MailboxServerName -MessageTrackinglogPath 'New Path' Then, use the mailbox to send&receive few messages, and search delivery reports again to check if any helps.
Sas Invalid Data Error
Best Regards, Niko Cheng TechNet Community Support Please remember to mark the replies as answers. If you have feedback for TechNet Subscriber Support, contact.