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#503470 - 10/26/07 01:18 PM What does Error= -3180 mean? [Re: Dubidzet]
sdesign Registered: 10/26/07 Posts: 7	Whenever I try to define a new category on the public server I get an error message that reads "Unable to verify password on server. Error= -3180" This happens no matter which computer I use.
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#503471 - 10/29/07 09:07 AM Re: What does Error= -3180 mean? [Re: Dubidzet]
dnorcross Registered: 04/05/07 Posts: 266	-3180 is not a standard error and not linked to a specific issue in Now Up-to-Date, Now Contact, or Now Server Manager. Since it is happening from all your systems when trying to create a new category, I believe it is a communication error between the local file and the server database. Have you tried restarting the machine the server(s) is running on? Is it happening from Now Up-to-Date or Now Contact? And, which version of Now Up-to-Date & Contact are you using, under which OS version? _________________________ Don Norcross Technical Support - Now Software Inc
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#503472 - 11/05/07 10:50 AM Re: What does Error= -3180 mean? [Re: Dubidzet]
sdesign Registered: 10/26/07 Posts: 7	No, we haven't tried restarting the server, but we'll have to work on that. It's only happeneing with Now Contact. We're running Now Contact Version 5.0.2 on OS X Version 10.4.9 Historically, we've had problems with creating new databases without meaning to. It's possible someone tried to put a lock on the program to keep us from generating new, unwanted databases? Thanks
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#503473 - 11/06/07 11:12 AM Re: What does Error= -3180 mean? [Re: Dubidzet]
sdesign Registered: 10/26/07 Posts: 7	I've tried restarting the server now. Still getting the same error message.
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