Hello.
I have the following message appears:
"Errors have occurred. Please refer to taskcoachlog.txt
your My Documents folder."
I do not understand the problem.
For now, we use a common file on the Windows 7 LAN.
Here the file contents taskcoachlog.txt :
============= Thu Dec 18 18:54:56 2014
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "taskcoachlib\gui\mainwindow.pyo", line 289, in onClose
File "taskcoachlib\application\application.pyo", line 388, in quitApplication
File "wx_core.pyo", line 14619, in getattr
wx._core.PyDeadObjectError: The C++ part of the MainWindow object has been deleted, attribute access no longer allowed.
============= Fri Dec 19 08:30:36 2014
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "taskcoachlib\persistence\autosaver.pyo", line 60, in on_idle
File "taskcoachlib\persistence\taskfile.pyo", line 660, in save
File "taskcoachlib\persistence\taskfile.pyo", line 632, in acquire_lock
File "taskcoachlib\thirdparty\lockfile.pyo", line 339, in acquire
taskcoachlib.thirdparty.lockfile.LockTimeout
============= Fri Dec 19 08:45:08 2014
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "taskcoachlib\persistence\autosaver.pyo", line 60, in on_idle
File "taskcoachlib\persistence\taskfile.pyo", line 662, in save
File "taskcoachlib\persistence\taskfile.pyo", line 456, in save
File "taskcoachlib\persistence\taskfile.pyo", line 82, in close
WindowsError: [Error 2] The specified file was not found.
Looks like Win7 file sharing has too much latency IMO. Try to disable auto-save.
Hello again.
Before making the solution you propose, I will wait to have solved the first problem located here:
https://answers.launchpad.net/taskcoach/+question/259913
Excuse me for sending messages to two different places, because I had no response to my first post. I understand that we are in the festive season ...
Another big thank you for this excellent software.
I just remove the "automatically save after each change" that I found in> preferences> file. Is that what I should do?
What were the consequences of this error? A loss of some information?
Yes, that should do it. The consequences are that the data is not saved to the file; but it's saved the next time so you shouldn't have lost data (or at most one editing). But in a multi-user setting it may have hard to understand consequences.
Encore un grand merci !
Another big thank you!
Last edit: Eric 2015-01-02