Client Service Crash on Windows 7 when creating tables

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I installed the latest urBackup client on a Windows 7 machine and I am getting the log below. Along with the following symptom: the service “UrBackup Client Service for Backups” starts but stops after a few seconds (because of the crash shown in the log…).

Anyone could help me understand/fix this situation?

2015-09-28 16:49:16: ERROR: Error in CQuery::Execute - unable to open database file Stmt: [CREATE TEMPORARY TABLE files_tmp (num NUMERIC, data BLOB, name TEXT);]
2015-09-28 16:49:16: ERROR: SQL: unable to open database file Stmt: [CREATE TEMPORARY TABLE files_tmp (num NUMERIC, data BLOB, name TEXT);]
2015-09-28 16:49:16: ERROR: Error preparing Query [INSERT INTO files_tmp (name, num, data) VALUES (?,?,?)]: no such table: files_tmp
2015-09-28 16:49:16: ERROR: Error preparing Query [INSERT INTO files (num, data, name) SELECT num, data, name FROM files_tmp]: no such table: files_tmp
2015-09-28 16:49:16: ERROR: Error preparing Query [DELETE FROM files_tmp]: no such table: files_tmp
2015-09-28 16:49:16: WARNING: Indexing was not finished at ‘c:’ - reindexing
2015-09-28 16:49:18: ERROR: Error in CQuery::Execute - unable to open database file Stmt: [CREATE TEMPORARY TABLE map_frn_tmp (name TEXT, pid INTEGER, pid_high INTEGER, frn INTEGER, frn_high INTEGER, rid INTEGER)]
2015-09-28 16:49:18: ERROR: SQL: unable to open database file Stmt: [CREATE TEMPORARY TABLE map_frn_tmp (name TEXT, pid INTEGER, pid_high INTEGER, frn INTEGER, frn_high INTEGER, rid INTEGER)]
2015-09-28 16:49:18: ERROR: Error preparing Query [INSERT INTO map_frn_tmp (name, pid, pid_high, frn, frn_high, rid) VALUES (?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?)]: no such table: map_frn_tmp
2015-09-28 16:49:18: ERROR: Fatal exception (APPLICATION CRASHED). Crash dump written to “C:\Windows\TEMP\UrBackup\v0.25.1-20150928-164918-2980-5364.dmp”

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Only thing I can think of, is that it cannot create a temporary file for the temporary table or you there is no space on the volume for the temporary files (C:).

3

Thanks uroni, but could you confirm then that it is trying to create a temporary file? (Is this a normal behavior of SQLite to create temporary tables in separate files?)

I checked that a huge amount of space is available on my drive!

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Because the backend runs as service the temporary folder where it tries so create the file is C:\Windows\Temp.

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OK, so you confirm it tries to create a new temporary file in that folder, right?