Dynamic Web TWAIN uses a special way to see if an image is uploaded and processed successfully by server. If the server returns 0 bytes, indicates success. Otherwise, indicates failure. In other words, when the uploaded image is processed successfully, the action page on the server should not return anything. When you get the error "HTTP process error", please check the response string from the HTTP server. You can get the response string by using the HTTPPostResponseString property.

HTTP 500 error usually means that there has been a problem running the script or connecting to the database. If you are using Internet Explorer you may have to turn off "Friendly HTTP Error Messages" before you will get any useful information. To do this: You should now receive a more descriptive error message which will help you better troubleshoot the problem. This is a common HTTP 500 error encountered when setting up an Access Database.

The Path to Perl or CHMOD of your file or directory may be wrong. Try CHMOD all the files and directory again. Your server may not like the CHMOD setting ask you host what you should be using. Check you did not open the script with anything other than notepad. Check your log to find out more. Also try putting the code below directly after your Path to Perl this will stop and report the script error in more detail.

This error comes from InstallShield which we use to package our product. This message may appear when other applications are running while you are installing Telnet Magic. You must close all other applications prior to installing Telnet Magic. Close all other applications and try the install again. If closing all other applications fails, the circumvention is to unzip the Telnet Magic self-extracting file using a zip utility.

The connection to a tracker or another computer is prematurely terminated, similar to a timeout error, again just wait.

Make sure you download version 0.99.7 which fixes that bug. If that still crashes, you probably have some strange extension/INIT that is conflicting with Bolo. Try using Macsbug, a debugger that catches such crashes and allows you to resume without rebooting. Download Macsbug, uncompress it, put it in the top level of your System Folder, and restart. Next time you crash, hit command-g and hopefully you'll be able to resume.

In the past we found that the duplicate key errors occurred about the time of where the data was upgraded from one version of MYM DOS to the next version of MYM DOS. Then these errors were carried forward into MYM Windows. Does that sound possible for your situation. Generally these duplicates are far enough apart in date order, that the transactions splits are not affected. For that reason we added a processing option to MYM2QIFW called "Primary Indexes - Not Unique".

If not, then restart your computer. When you access Internet Explorer again hit your refresh button and then attempt Blackboard and your webmail again.

This is not an error with SiteX. It is caused by a poorly configured or overloaded server, and is more likely to occur if many other websites are hosted on the same server as you site, typically this would be on a virtual server configuration. The error is caused when too many people are trying to connect to the MySQL server at one time.

You are trying to run a command on a SUN workstation with a SunOS or Solaris operating system version that is different to the one on which the program was compiled. S: Either run the program on another workstation with newer Solaris version, or compile the program again on your workstation.

Log in to your account with SSH and test your script. To do this, go into the directory in which your script is located, then execute the script.

This will occur if there is a network problem preventing the authorisation of your credit card. The problem usually lies with the processing bureau and the financial institution. If this occurs, under most circumstances the problem is usually fixed within a few minutes. If the problem still persists, please notify us.

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This answer is recomended by Phoenix Labs to keep http blocked at all times, because when on certain P2P networks like Bit Torrent use http ports (80 and 433)to share files which if left unblocked you could be letting in anti-p2p users and/or companies that could be viewing what you are sharing and you are in real danger of being "sued".

A failure is when one of your assertions fails--that is, your program does something wrong, and your JUnit test notices and reports the fact. An error is when some other Exception occurs--one you haven't tested for and didn't expect, such as a NullPointerException or an ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException.

You can get an HTTP error 404 if the web page isn't found. This can be a result of the page being deleted from or renamed on the server. There are several other HTTP errors you should be aware of: HTTP 400 - Bad Request. There is something wrong with the address you entered or you may not be authorized to view this page. HTTP 401 - Unauthorized. You are not authorized to access this website or the password you entered is incorrect.

There is a bug in SOAP::Lite versions prior to 0.52 that causes this error. Upgrade to a newer SOAP::Lite to eliminate this problem.

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