Exception: 2100 : FailExistingDownload using Vault

[drysz]

We are running an automated build every night using a batch file, vault and MSBuild. Fortress is also installed on this dedicated build machine but is rarely used.
The build has been working great until last week we started seeing these exceptions in the build log. I rebooted the computer and I thought the problem went away but it's back. When it happens every file has the same error yet shows success and the build succeeds as well. We have a dedicated read only vault user that we use to perform the build.
Any ideas?

~Dave

Version Check: This Fortress client is version 1.1.1.18060
Version Check: Your Fortress server is version 1.1.1.18060

Here is a snippet of the log generated by MSBuild:

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Target _VaultGet:
        ------------------------------------------------------------
             Getting Vault Tip of Identity: Utility 
        ------------------------------------------------------------
        Creating directory ".\Development\Utility".
        "C:\Program Files\SourceGear\Fortress Client\vault.exe" GET -host VServer -user vuser -password "" -repository "DEV REPOSITORY" -SETFILETIME modification -nonworkingfolder "./Development/Utility" "$/DevBranches/Branch12.13/Development/Utility/"
        <vault>
          <!--An exception was encountered during the get latest operation.  Exception: 2100 : FailExistingDownload-->
          <result>
            <success>True</success>
          </result>
        </vault>

[Beth]

Can you check in your Vault Server Log for errors that occurred at the same time period?

[drysz]

I see in the log the following error repeated during my build process but not any other kinds of errors when it happens. Our build directory is compressed and I noticed when I kicked off a build in an uncompressed directory yesterday I didn't see any errors yet our scheduled builds that are in compressed directories have an error with each GET command.

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----6/13/2008 2:58:13 PM     builduser--build.corp(16.8.5.2)--SSL Disabled	FailExistingDownload 
----6/13/2008 2:58:13 PM     builduser--build.corp(16.8.5.2)--SSL Disabled	Logout 
----6/13/2008 2:58:15 PM     builduser--asp-build.corp(16.8.5.2)--SSL Disabled	Login 
----6/13/2008 2:58:24 PM     builduser--build.corp(16.8.5.2)--SSL Disabled	Logout 
----6/13/2008 2:58:44 PM     builduser--build.corp(16.8.5.2)--SSL Disabled	Login 
----6/13/2008 2:58:46 PM     builduser--build.corp(16.8.5.2)--SSL Disabled	FailExistingDownload 
----6/13/2008 2:58:46 PM     builduser--build.corp(16.8.5.2)--SSL Disabled	Logout 
----6/13/2008 2:58:47 PM     builduser--build.corp(16.8.5.2)--SSL Disabled	Login 
----6/13/2008 2:58:52 PM     builduser--build.corp(16.8.5.2)--SSL Disabled	FailExistingDownload 

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[Beth]

It could be a case of where you have a download in progress. Could you be doing two Gets at once?

Restarting your server should clear out any downloads it's working on. Then could you try just one Get to the compressed area?

[drysz]

Ok I stripped down my batch file to do 2 gets. I think the compressed folder is not the problem (we were running it error free for over a month prior to this problem). If I do a GET of a specific file it works fine. If I do a GET of a project directory it succeeds but displays the exception error.

This is a snipped of my batch file showing the format of the GET:

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SET VCREDENTIALS=-host %VHOST% -user %VUSER% -password %VPASSWORD% -repository %VREPOSITORY%

REM This GET always works
vault.exe GET %VCREDENTIALS% -SETFILETIME modification -NONWORKINGFOLDER $/Build/AspBuild.proj

REM This GET always gives an exception but succeeds 
vault.exe GET %VCREDENTIALS% -SETFILETIME modification -NONWORKINGFOLDER Tasks $/Build/Tasks

[Beth]

What happens if you put in a full disk path for the -nonworkingfolder tag?

[drysz]

Yesterday it was all working fine so I waited until today when it started failing again. I added the full path and it makes no difference. I still get the file with a Success yet I also get the error.


<vault>
<!--An exception was encountered during the get latest operation. Exception: 2100 : FailExistingDownload-->
<result>
<success>True</success>
</result>
</vault>

[jeremy_sg]

I would be interested to see how you get into this state. Please email support at sourcegear.com ATTN: jeremy with a link to this thread and your phone number so that I can get more details.

[scottbooth]

Was this issue ever resolved? We seem to be having the same problem with our automated build script.

Thanks
Scott

[drysz]

The problem went away on it's own and we have not run into it since. :/

[Beth]

Scot, you should either start a thread for yourself and your issue, or send an email to support at sourcegear.com with a full description and your Vault server log (C:\Windows\temp\sgvault\sgvault.log).