Archiver Section
Answer PROBLEMThe installation or upgrade of GFI Archiver fails and performs a rollback. Error in the marc*_x64.log or marc*_x86.log located in the %temp% directory after a failed installation: Error ...
Overview This article provides the steps to remove the key for the Archiver installation when you are unable to uninstall or upgrade Archiver and get the following error: Error 1714 The older version ...
Overview This article provides the steps to properly uninstall GFI Archiver to fix an issue you may encounter when the installation or upgrade of GFI Archiver fails and performs a rollback. An error i...
Answer PROBLEMCertain emails fail to download from the journal mailbox and are not archived. The Windows event log lists: Event Type: Error Event Source: IMAP4SVC Event Category: None Event ID: 1023...
AnswerWhen you see an error 0x80040154, this represents 'Class not registered'. This indicates that whichever DLL is being called upon to carry out a function is not registered within the registry. Th...
Versions / Builds Affected20131111 StatusResolved Problem SummaryError: '0137 Too many words retrieved in index' when searching using a date criteria and archive stores with a high number of emails (l...
Answer PROBLEMInstallation / upgrade / uninstall of GFI Archiver fails and the process is rolling back. The installation log (%temp%\marc*.log) lists the following error right before the rollback is t...
Overview This article provides the solution to an issue you may encounter when generating a Storage Use report which fails with the following error being logged in ..\Store\Debuglogs\EmailMessageProvi...
Overview This article provides the steps to identify and solve an issue you may encounter when the Outlook Connector fails to synchronize. Error: (FB) GetBulkDetailedMessages() - An entry with the sam...
Overview This article provides a solution to an issue you may encounter when generating a report within the GFI Archiver MailInsights tab. The following error is received: Error: Your account does not...