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MS Access Forum / Replication / April 2005"internet synchronizer exited unexpectedly on server"
Using Replication Manager 4.0 to synchronize to a Windows 2000 Small Business server SP4 running IIS. Attempt to Synch via Replication Manager 4.0 on a Windows XP laptop. Manages to send message packets to the ftp share on server OK. Status message Saves, Send, then when attempting to receive, gives message: "Internet Synchronizer exited unexpectedly on the server". Message files remain on the ftp site on server. Help please. Hello, I have exactly the same problem. I'm using Windows 2003 Advanced Server, which runs IIS6 and Office XP Developer. I used the article "Internet Synchronization with the Microsoft Jet Database Engine: A Technical Overview" to set up the replication. It's somehow strange, because when I synchronize over the network (i.e. \\myserver\DropBox\replicate.mdb) it works perfectly. But when I try to synchronize over http (i.e. http://62.103.2.1) I connects and tries to transfer the data for a long time. Then suddenly i get the message "Internet synchronizer exited unexpectedly on server". The script-folder and the DropBox-folder both have full access for the user "everyone" (even script-executing). I enabled the intelligent background transfer service and allowed unknown CGI scripts. Nothing helped. I still get the message. Can anybody help me concerning this? Thanks and with kind regards > *Using Replication Manager 4.0 to synchronize to a Windows > 2000 Small Business server SP4 running IIS. [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > Message files remain on the ftp site on server. > Help please. * Solved the same problem, after upgrading to IIS6. MS article ID 871061 may help, but I set IIS6 web server extentions - CGI Scripts to allow the service MSTRAI40.exe and also allowed WEBDAV. -- graham scott |
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