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Activities error messages

Use the codes included in the error messages generated by IBM Lotus Connections to identify problems with the Activities feature and find solutions. The following Activities error messages are generated by Lotus Connections:


Activities error messages

Message Cause Solution
CLFRA0001E: Viral content replaced. The virus scanner removed a virus from added content. No action necessary.
CLFRA0003E: Virus detected - <error>. The virus scanner received the error <error> scanning content. No action necessary. The content was not added to Activities.
CLFRA0006E: Unable to find CMAPI provider "<providerName>". Unable to find a suitable CMAPI provider. Check the <objectStore> settings in oa-config.xml and provide a correct <providerName> for the class property of the store element.
CLFRA0013E: unable to delete file <fileName>. An error occurred while deleting a file from the Activities content store. Additional information relating to the failure may be found in the SystemOut.log file. Verify that the and file information is correct.
CLFRA0014E: unable to create file upload <directoryName>. The given in oa-config.xml for the element property name "root.directory" either could not be found or created. This is used for file uploads to the Activities content store. Check that the exists; create it if it does not exist.
CLFRA0015E: error encountered deleting content: <directoryName> <fileName>. An error occurred while deleting the contents of a file from the Activities content store. Additional information relating to the failure may be found in the SystemOut.log file. Verify that the and file information is correct.
CLFRA0016E: unable to upload file: <directoryName> <fileName>. An error occurred while retrieving or uploading a file to the Activities content store. Additional information relating to the failure may be found in the SystemOut.log file. Verify that the and file information is correct.
CLFRA0017E: Error closing statistics file. A file system error occurred closing one of the files used for Activities statistics persistence. Verify that the file system containing the statistics files is writable and has available space.
CLFRA0019E: Error creating statistics file. A file system error occurred creating one of the files used for Activities statistics persistence. Verify that the file system containing the statistics files is writable and has available space.
CLFRA0020E: Error parsing statistics file. The format of one of the files used for Activities statistics persistence is inconsistent with the expected format. Remove the existing files in the file system directory containing the statistics files.
CLFRA0021E: Activities statistics persistence cannot create <directory>. A file system error occurred creating the file system <directory> for containing the Activities statistics files. Verify that the server level WebSphere Application Server variable ACTIVITIES_STATS_DIR is set to a valid location on the server's file system; create the <directory> on the file system.
CLFRA0022E: Error saving to statistics file. A file system error occurred saving data one of the files used for Activities statistics persistence. Verify that the file system containing the statistics files is writable and has available space.
CLFRA0023E: Error saving summary information. A file system error occurred saving data one of the files used for Activities statistics persistence. Verify that the file system containing the statistics files is writable and has available space.
CLFRA0026E: Error fetching profiles. The MemberService wsadmin object received an exception executing a fetchMembers command. Verify that the parameter to the fetchMembers command is valid. Additional information relating to the failure may be found in the SystemOut.log file.
CLFRA0028E: Error updating access control list. The AccessControlService wsadmin object received an exception executing an access modification command. Verify that the parameter to the command is valid. Additional information relating to the failure may be found in the SystemOut.log file.
CLFRA0029E: Error fetching activities. The ActivityService wsadmin object received an exception executing a command to fetch Activities. Verify that the parameter to the command is valid. Additional information relating to the failure may be found in the SystemOut.log file.
CLFRA0030E: Error fetching access control list. The AccessControlService wsadmin object received an exception executing a fetchAccess command. Verify that the parameter to the command is valid. Additional information relating to the failure may be found in the SystemOut.log file.
CLFRA0032E: Error updating profile. The MemberService wsadmin object received an exception executing a updateMember command. Verify that the parameter to the updateMember command is valid. Additional information relating to the failure may be found in the SystemOut.log file.
CLFRA0033E: Error purging trash. The TrashCollectionService wsadmin object received an exception executing a purgeTrash command. Verify that the parameter to the purgeTrash command is valid. Additional information relating to the failure may be found in the SystemOut.log file.
CLFRA0034E: Error fetching trash. The TrashCollectionService wsadmin object received an exception executing a fetchTrash command. Verify that the parameter to the fetchTrash command is valid. Additional information relating to the failure may be found in the SystemOut.log file.
CLFRA0035E: Error undeleting trash. The TrashCollectionService wsadmin object received an exception executing a undeleteTrash command. Verify that the parameter to the undeleteTrash command is valid. Additional information relating to the failure may be found in the SystemOut.log file.
CLFRA0036E: Error locating MBeanServer, no Activity Administration MBeans registered. An exception was generated when Activities tried to locate MBean server needed to register the Activities Administration MBeans. Report this problem to Customer Support. Additional information relating to the failure may be found in the SystemOut.log file.
CLFRA0038E: Error registering mbean. An exception was generated when Activities tried to register the Activities Administration MBeans. Report this problem to Customer Support. Additional information relating to the failure may be found in the SystemOut.log file.
CLFRA0042E: <className> error parsing generic properties into a Properties object. An exception was generated when the Event Broker tried to parse its configuration from oa-config.xml. Ensure the properties and elements for the <eventBroker> element in oa-config.xml are valid. Additional information relating to the failure may be found in the SystemOut.log file.
CLFRA0043E: subscriber did not start: <className>. The Event Broker service is attempting to initialize a subscriber to server-generated events, but the subscriber initialization process failed. Check that the <eventBroker> configuration specified in oa-config.xml for the subscriber reporting this error is valid. Additionally, you may want to pursue the exception thrown by the subscriber in the SystemOut.log file.
CLFRA0044E: {0} the class "<className>" was not found. Check the configuration file, under the class attribute of the service for the correct Java™ classname. Or, check the classpath to make sure the class is visible. The Event Broker service tried to load a Java class that did not exist in the current classpath. Check to see whether the class specified in the <eventBroker> configuration has been spelled correctly. Also check to see that the class file is visible in the current classpath scope. Additional information relating to the failure may be found in the SystemOut.log file.
CLFRA0045E: {0} the class "<className>" could not be instantiated. The classloader could not instantiate the class requested by the Event Broker service. Investigate whether something is wrong with the classloader or the class specified in the <eventBroker> configuration itself. Additional information relating to the failure may be found in the SystemOut.log file.
CLFRA0046E: {0} illegal access exception for the class "<className>". The Event Broker service is trying to access fields or methods in the class discovered via reflection that it can't normally see. Additional information relating to the failure may be found in the SystemOut.log file. Examine the class for methods that should be exposed have been hidden.
CLFRA0047E: {0} error initializing adapter: classname= "{1}" Double-check the config settings for this specific adapter for correct/valid values. The Event Broker service is attempting to initializer a subscriber to server-generated events, but the subscriber initialization process failed. Check that the <eventBroker> configuration specified in oa-config.xml for the subscriber reporting this error is valid. Additionally, you may want to pursue the exception thrown by the subscriber in the SystemOut.log file.
CLFRA0048E: could not inform a subscriber of event: <eventName>. The Event Broker service passed an event to a subscriber of that event, and the subscriber issued an exception. To fix this class of exception, you need to determine what is failing in this particular subscriber. Additional information relating to the failure may be found in the SystemOut.log file.
CLFRA0050E: Invalid oa-config.xml file. Check the XML format and ensure that all required settings are complete. The format of oa-config.xml does not have correct XML syntax. Load the oa-config.xml into a browser or editor that will display syntax errors; fix the error and save the file.
CLFRA0051E: Error decoding passwords. If passwords are encoded, some functionality may fail. Should not see this error message. Feature is not enabled. Should not see this error message. Feature is not enabled.
CLFRA0068E: {0} OpenActivitiesException while updating node content ref uuid. An error occurred while updating the content of the specified activity. Check that the content stores are available and accessible and that the referenced item exists in the content store. The item may have been deleted by an external process.
CLFRA0070E: Illegal access exception for the class "<className>". An error occurred while processing the Activities content store configuration. Additional information relating to the failure may be found in the SystemOut.log file. Verify that the <objectStore> configuration information in oa-config.xml is correct. If the problem persists after restarting the Activities feature, contact Customer Support to report the incident.
CLFRA0071E: {0} DaoException while updating node content ref uuid=<uuid>. An error occurred while updating the content of the specified activity. Check that the content stores are available and accessible and that the referenced item exists in the content store. The item may have been deleted by an external process.
CLFRA0072E: activities object store did not start: <className>. The Activities Object Store service implemented by <className> did not start. Additional information relating to the failure may be found in the SystemOut.log file. Verify that the <objectStore> configuration information in oa-config.xml is correct. If the problem persists after restarting the Activities feature, contact Customer Support to report the incident.
CLFRA0073E: {0} Destination ObjectStore ID="<id>" not found in ObjectStore registry. Double-check the oa-config.xml file. An error occurred while transferring Activities content from one content store to another. The requested destination object store identifier was not found. Check the spelling of the ID used and compare it with the available object stores listed in the oa-config.xml file.
CLFRA0074E: ObjectStoreFilter error during activities object store content filtering "<error>". An error occurred while processing Activities content. Additional information relating to the failure may be found in the SystemOut.log file. Depending on the additional error information given, it may be possible to correct the data and re-process it.
CLFRA0075E: Premature invocation before transfer is complete. Check busy() method or listen for completion event. An error occurred while transferring Activities content from one content store to another. The transfer utility may already be carrying out a transfer. Attempt this operation after the other transfer is complete.
CLFRA0076E: <error> Exception while retrieving activities collection. An error occurred while transferring Activities content from one content store to another. Check that the content stores are available and accessible.
CLFRA0077E: ObjectStoreConfigLoader: the class "<className>" could not be instantiated. An error occurred while processing the Activities content store configuration. Additional information relating to the failure may be found in the SystemOut.log file. Verify that the <objectStore> configuration information in oa-config.xml is correct. If the problem persists after restarting the Activities feature, contact Customer Support to report the incident.
CLFRA0078E: Source ObjectStore ID="<id>" not found in ObjectStore registry. Double-check the oa-config.xml file. An error occurred while transferring Activities content from one content store to another. The requested source object store identifier was not found. Check the spelling of the ID used and compare it with the available object stores listed in the oa-config.xml file.
CLFRA0079E: {0} error initializing adapter: classname= "{1}" Double-check the config settings for this specific adapter for correct/valid values. An error occurred while processing the Activities content store configuration. Additional information relating to the failure may be found in the SystemOut.log file. Verify that the configuration information for the object store is correct. If the problem persists after restarting the Activities feature, contact Customer Support to report the incident.
CLFRA0080E: ObjectStoreConfigLoader: missing id for activities object store class "<className>". An error occurred while loading the Activities content store configuration. Verify that the configuration information for the object store is correct. If the problem persists after restarting the Activities feature, contact Customer Support to report the incident.
CLFRA0081E: EventBrokerConfigLoader: the class "<className>" was not found. Check the configuration file, under the class attribute of the service for the correct Java classname. Or, check the classpath to make sure the class is visible. An error occurred while processing the Activities content store configuration. Additional information relating to the failure may be found in the SystemOut.log file. Verify that the configuration information for the object store is correct. If the problem persists after restarting the Activities feature, contact Customer Support to report the incident.
CLFRA0082E: Unable to access content reference for ACTIVITYUUID=<uuid>, NODEUUID=<uuid>, CONTENTREFUUID=<uuid>. An error occurred while transferring the content of the specified activity from one content store to another. Check that the content stores are available and accessible and that the referenced item exists in the content store. The item may have been deleted by an external process.
CLFRA0084E: error terminating activities object store. An error occurred while terminating the Activities content store. Additional information relating to the failure may be found in the SystemOut.log file. If the problem persists after restarting the Activities feature, contact Customer Support to report the incident.
CLFRA0085E: Activities Schema Version Mismatch. Current database schema version is <version>. Activities requires version <version>. The system is expecting a certain schema version on the database. However, the database is reporting it has a different version. Upgrade the Activities' codebase, or upgrade the database schema to match.
CLFRA0087E: The content of mime type: "<type>" or filename: "<fileName>" you tried to upload exceeded the size limit of <integer> bytes. Talk to your administrator about increasing the permitted upload size. The administrator set a size limit for the type of content a user tried to upload, either by mime type or by filename. Change the upload limits in the <sizeLimits> element in oa-config.xml or upload something smaller.
CLFRA0088E: A profile provider error has occurred. <error> Activities received an error querying the (i.e. LDAP) for a user or group. Ensure that the LDAP server configured for the WebSphere Application Server is accessible and that the bind credentials used to authenticate to the LDAP server (if necessary) are valid.
CLFRA0090E: profile provider error. Activities received an error querying the (i.e. LDAP) for a user or group. Ensure that the LDAP server configured for the WebSphere Application Server is accessible and that the bind credentials used to authenticate to the LDAP server (if necessary) are valid.
CLFRA0091E: internal error. Activities generated an exception. If the problem persists after restarting the Activities feature, contact Customer Support to report the incident. Additional information relating to the failure may be found in the SystemOut.log file.
CLFRA0092E: A short description could not be generated because the entry contains invalid HTML. Clicking on [more] will display the full description. The service tried to clean up user-submitted HTML rich text input using the JTidy library. The HTML was so malformed that JTidy could not clean it, and produced a null result. This error is a message printed to the user that indicates the service could not truncate the input HTML to produce a summary for display in the entry. The user should attempt to change the HTML input, possibly by copying a different section of rich text to paste into the entry body.
CLFRA0093E: exception while executing JTidy on node: <uuid>. The service tried to clean up user-submitted HTML rich text input using the JTidy library. JTidy failed to finish executing on this HTML code before throwing an exception. The user should attempt to change the HTML input, possibly by copying a different section of rich text to paste into the entry body.
CLFRA0094E: output from JTidy execution: <html>. This is a trace message that explains why JTidy failed to process some HTML input. This exception trace will inform you on how JTidy failed and whether it could be fixed.
CLFRA0095E: internal error while executing JTidy on node: <uuid>. The service tried to clean up user-submitted HTML rich text input using the JTidy library. The HTML was so malformed that JTidy could not clean it, and produced a null result. The user should attempt to change the HTML input, possibly by copying a different section of rich text to paste into the entry body.
CLFRA0096E: Error fetching deleted items to purge. The scheduled TrashAutoPurge job received an exception fetching the items to purge. Restart the Activities feature. Additional information relating to the failure may be found in the SystemOut.log file. If the problem persists after restarting the Activities feature, contact Customer Support to report the incident.
CLFRA0102E: Error closing email connections. Should not see this error message. Feature is not enabled. Should not see this error message. Feature is not enabled.
CLFRA0105E: Error purging deleted items. The scheduled TrashAutoPurge job received an exception purging items. Restart the Activities feature. Additional information relating to the failure may be found in the SystemOut.log file. If the problem persists after restarting the Activities feature, contact Customer Support to report the incident.
CLFRA0106E: Error sending notify message. Error when trying to send an e-mail notification. Ensure that SMTP server configuration in the <email> element of notification-config.xml is valid and that the server is accessible. Additional information relating to the failure may be found in the SystemOut.log file.
CLFRA0107E: Error composing HTML email message. Error received when trying to create an outbound e-mail message from the server. Restart the Activities feature. Additional information relating to the failure may be found in the SystemOut.log file. If the problem persists after restarting the Activities feature, contact Customer Support to report the incident.
CLFRA0108E: EmailNotifier: problems sending email. The most probable cause is due to using an invalid recipient email address. Or, the connection to the host is down. Or, there could also be authentication problems. Check the username and password settings. Error received when trying to send outbound e-mails. Ensure that SMTP server configuration in the <email> element of notification-config.xml is valid and that the server is accessible. Additional information relating to the failure may be found in the SystemOut.log file.
CLFRA0109E: Malformed email template, url=<url>. The Web address specified is in an invalid URL syntax/format. Check oa-config.xml, email/outbound/templates/url and make sure the URLs are valid. You can validate them by typing the URLs directly into a browser.
CLFRA0110E: Error sending error message. Error received when trying to send an e-mail error notification. Ensure that SMTP server configuration in the <email> element of notification-config.xml is valid and that the server is accessible. Additional information relating to the failure may be found in the SystemOut.log file.
CLFRA0111E: Unable to connect to any of the <number> SMTP servers found on the MX records of the DNS server. The SMTP server is down, unreachable, or not responding. Ensure that the SMTP and DNS servers configured in the <email> element of notification-config.xml are reachable.
CLFRA0112E: Unable to get email template from url= <url>. Error trying to retrieve an e-mail template from the given URL. Check oa-config.xml, email/outbound/templates/url and make sure the URLs are valid. You can validate them by typing the URLs directly into a browser.
CLFRA0114E: The email from "<sender>" with subject "<subject>" did not match either the create or add-to matching address expressions. The email will be deleted and not processed. Should not see this error message. Feature is not enabled. Should not see this error message. Feature is not enabled.
CLFRA0115E: The email address="<emailAddress>" was not found in the Unable to process the message. Should not see this error message. Feature is not enabled. Should not see this error message. Feature is not enabled.
CLFRA0116E: Unable to find a member profile for the email "<emailAddress>". This user will not be added to the activity membership. Should not see this error message. Feature is not enabled. Should not see this error message. Feature is not enabled.
CLFRA0117E: The activity you tried to e-mail into (id=<uuid>) is deleted or no longer exists. Should not see this error message. Feature is not enabled. Should not see this error message. Feature is not enabled.
CLFRA0118E: You need to update your configuration file version. Make sure you are not trying to use an old config file on a newer server or vice-versa. The version of oa-config.xml on the server differs from the version expected by the Activities Application. Ensure the version property of the <config> element in oa-config.xml matches the version expected by the Activities Application.
CLFRA0119E: ExecutionContext leak detected. The Activities feature has detected a resource leak. Restart the Activities feature. Additional information relating to the failure may be found in the SystemOut.log file. If the problem persists after restarting the Activities feature, contact Customer Support to report the incident.
CLFRA0120E: Internal Error, EC Count is null. The Activities feature has detected a resource leak. Restart the Activities feature. Additional information relating to the failure may be found in the SystemOut.log file. If the problem persists after restarting the Activities feature, contact Customer Support to report the incident.
CLFRA0121E: Error publishing event <event>. The Activities feature received an error from the Event Broker service. Check that the <eventBroker> configuration specified in oa-config.xml is valid. Correct an invalid configuration. Additional information relating to the failure may be found in the SystemOut.log file. If the problem persists after restarting the Activities feature, contact Customer Support to report the incident.
CLFRA0122E: Cannot find credentials for <name>. The system is configured to use J2C Authentication Aliases to store authentication data. The entry for <name> is missing. Go to Secure administration, applications, and infrastructure > JAAS > J2C authentication data in the WAS admin console, and check whether there is an entry for <name>. If there is no entry, create an Authentication Alias for <name> by completing these steps:

  1. Shut down the WebSphere Application Server.

  2. Edit the security.xml file in <APPServer_HOME>/profiles/AppSrv01/config/cells/<cell>

  3. Find the authDataEntries entry with an alias that includes <name>. For example: <authDataEntries alias="text/name"> 2.5

  4. Replace "text/name" with "name"

  5. Save the security.xml file.

  6. Restart the WebSphere Application Server.
If there is an entry for <name>, verify that the user credentials are correct. If these steps do not fix the problem, then contact Customer Support.
CLFRA0123E: Profile provider error. Activities received an error querying the (i.e. LDAP) for a user or group. Ensure that the LDAP server configured for the WebSphere Application Server is accessible and that the bind credentials used to authenticate to the LDAP server (if necessary) are valid.
CLFRA0127W: Activities cannot determine host name. An error occurred while initializing the Statistics collection service. There was a problem with the server host name. Additional information relating to the failure may be found in the SystemOut.log file. If the problem persists after restarting the Activities feature, contact Customer Support to report the incident.
CLFRA0131E: Activities Task Scheduler initialization error: <error>. Reason: An error occurred while initializing the Quartz scheduler. Additional information relating to the failure may be found in the SystemOut.log file. If the problem persists after restarting the Activities feature, contact Customer Support to report the incident.
CLFRA0135E: Error executing event notification. Error received in the event broker. Additional information relating to the failure may be found in the SystemOut.log file. If the problem persists after restarting the Activities feature, contact Customer Support to report the incident.
CLFRA0136E: Exiting the Async Notification Thread: event processing has been halted. Error received when the event broker thread is halted. Additional information relating to the failure may be found in the SystemOut.log file. If the problem persists after restarting the Activities feature, contact Customer Support to report the incident.
CLFRA0137E: Error encountered processing events. Error received in the event broker when dispatching events. Additional information relating to the failure may be found in the SystemOut.log file. If the problem persists after restarting the Activities feature, contact Customer Support to report the incident.
CLFRA0138E: The invoker should not be interrupted. Another thread interrupted the internal event broker. Additional information relating to the failure may be found in the SystemOut.log file. If the problem persists after restarting the Activities feature, contact Customer Support to report the incident.
CLFRA0142E: Incorrect number of arguments. Please specify the configuration file to process. Should not see this error message. Feature is not enabled. Should not see this error message. Feature is not enabled.
CLFRA0143E: Cannot locate configuration file {0}. Should not see this error message. Feature is not enabled. Should not see this error message. Feature is not enabled.
CLFRA0144E: ConfigurationParser: Bad configuration. Config section defines more properties than values, or vice versa. Possible errant <property> element(s) without a "name" attribute(s). A configuration element in oa-config.xml or oa-jobs.xml is invalid. Enable debug tracing for com.ibm.openactivities.util, restart the feature, and determine the invalid element from the trace.log output. Correct the element and restart the Activities feature.
CLFRA0146E: Unable to refresh cached list of groups. Activities received an exception refreshing its group cache. Additional information relating to the failure may be found in the SystemOut.log file. If the problem persists after restarting the Activities feature, contact Customer Support to report the incident.
CLFRA0147E: Error initializing Activities. The Activities feature received an error trying to start. The cause of the error will be found in the SystemOut.log file. Correct the error cause and restart the Activities feature.
CLFRA0270E: Error getting server URL for <name>. There was an error reading the server URL for the <name> service.

  1. Find the LotusConnections-config.xml file (in <App server home>/profiles/<name>/config/cells/<cell name>/LotusConnections-config)

  2. Make sure the files exists and is readable by the WebSphere Application Server process.

  3. Make sure the files contains the correct entry for the <name> service.
CLFRA0271E: Cannot find config variable <directory>. There was a problem reading variables that can be used in the oa-config.xml file. Make sure the exists and is readable by the WebSphere Application Server.
CLFRA0272E: Cannot find <file> for config variables. There was a problem opening a file getting configuration variables. Make sure the file exists and is readable by the WebSphere Application Server.
CLFRA0273W: Missing system setting for <name>. The Lotus Connections configuration cannot find a definition for a variable named "name". Either, check the installation documentation for the variable to find the correct value for the variable, or add the variable with its correct value in the WAS admin console, Environment/Websphere Variables page.
CLFRA0275E: Error loading config variables from <file>. There was a failure parsing variables in file.

  1. Make sure the file exists and is readable by the WebSphere Application Server.

  2. Replace the current copy with a back-up copy of the file.
CLFRA0276E: Too many errors occurred while sending Activity auto-completion notices. The auto-complete operation was aborted. The server has given up trying to keep sending any more auto complete e-mail notices. Ensure that SMTP server configuration in the <email> element of notification-config.xml is valid and that the server is accessible. Additional information relating to the failure may be found in the SystemOut.log file.
CLFRA0277W: Warning, invalid parameter specified for the Activity Auto Completion notification max errors ({0}). Should not see this error message. Feature is not enabled. Should not see this error message. Feature is not enabled.
CLFRA0278E: An error occurred while generating the list of activities eligible for auto completion. Error received querying the database to obtain a list of activities that qualify to be autocompleted. Additional information relating to the failure may be found in the SystemOut.log file. If the problem persists after restarting the Activities feature, contact Customer Support to report the incident.
CLFRA0279E: Error sending auto-complete notification for activity UUID <uuid>. Error received when sending e-mail about an auto complete notification. Additional information relating to the failure may be found in the SystemOut.log file. Ensure that SMTP server configuration in the <email> element of notification-config.xml is valid and that the server is accessible. Additional information relating to the failure may be found in the SystemOut.log file.
CLFRA0280E: Error initializing the Activities Administrator email address. Some email functionality will not be available. No administrator e-mail address was configured in oa-config.xml. Edit notification-config.xml and provide an administrator e-mail address for the globalSenderEmailAddress property and optionally provide additional e-mail addresses for different types of Activities notifications.
CLFRA0281E: The content of mime type: "<mimeType>" or filename: "<fileName>" you tried to upload is not allowed by your administrator. The administrator set a size limit of zero bytes for the type of content a user tried to upload, either by mime type or by filename. Change the upload limits in the <sizeLimits> element in oa-config.xml.
CLFRA0282E: The profile provider could not find information for member <uuid>. The Activities profile feature did not find a member by the given member ID. Contact Customer Support to report the incident.
CLFRA0285W: Purge expiration period (days) either not specified or invalid (<integer>). Defaulting to {1} days. The trashRetentionInDays configured for the TrashAutoPurgeJob in oa-jobs.xml is invalid. Add a value greater than 0 for the trashRetentionInDays configuration. Otherwise, trash older than 1 day will be purged when the job runs.
CLFRA0286E: Error sending activity auto completion notification. Error received when trying to send an e-mail auto-completion notification. Ensure that SMTP server configuration in the <email> element of notification-config.xml is valid and that the server is accessible. Additional information relating to the failure may be found in the SystemOut.log file.
CLFRA0287E: Error parsing administrator email address. The administrator e-mail address configured in oa-config.xml is badly formatted. Edit notification-config.xml and provide an administrator e-mail address in the correct format in the <globalSenderEmailAddress> element.
CLFRA0288E: No Activities Administrator email address has been configured. You must specify a value for "globalSenderEmailAddress" or "sender" in the notification configuration file. The administrator e-mail address configured in oa-config.xml is empty. Edit notification-config.xml and provide an administrator e-mail address in the correct format in the <globalSenderEmailAddress> element.
CLFRA0289W: Content removed by active content filter. The active content filter removed active content from user input. No action necessary.
CLFRA0290E: Error starting the active content filter. The active content filter received an error on start up. Contact Customer Support to report the incident.
CLFRA0291E: Error encountered with the active content filter. The active content filter received an error trying to filter text. Contact Customer Support to report the incident.
CLFRA0292W: Warning, it appears the ACF inserted an invalid character mid stream (<filteredText>). The active content filter inserted an invalid character in the filteredText as part of a filtering operation. No action necessary. The Activities feature fixes up the invalid character.
CLFRA0293E: A MemberProfile cannot be null. The data in a request to update a member profile in the database is null; possibly via a bad API request. Contact Customer Support to report the incident.
CLFRA0295E: Cannot update non-matching MemberProfiles. <uuid> is not <uuid>. In a request to one member profile with a new one, the member IDs do not match. Contact Customer Support to report the incident.
CLFRA0300E: The ArchiveService cannot export activities to the directory=<directory>; it is not writable. The exportActivities command of ArchiveService wsadmin object tried to archive Activities to a that is not writable. Ensure that <directory> exists and that it is writable by the WebSphere Application Server.
CLFRA0301E: The required zip file "Activity-<uuid>.zip" was not found. This activity will not be imported, or a related activity link will be broken. The ArchiveService was requested to import activity with uuid <uuid>. However, the path that was also given to the ArchiveService does not contain the file Activity-<uuid>.zip. Ensure that the specified in an ArchiveService importActivities or createActivities command contains the archives for the desired Activities.
CLFRA0304E: The version of the archive you tried to import does not match the current DB schema. One cannot import activities into servers that are using different DB schemas Migrate the archive to the matching schema version and then import the migrated archive.
CLFRA0306W: The user by email (or display name if it's a group) <member> was not found in the LDAP or the database! This means the activity being imported has a reference to a user that has changed e-mails, or has been removed from the LDAP. In other words, this email address is stale, and the activity is carrying around incongruent data. A member that was included in the imported activity cannot be found anymore. This might happen when switching LDAP servers, and the membership list is different. No action necessary. The imported activity will be imported, the missing member e-mail address (or display name if a group) will be rewritten to "NOT_FOUND_<original emal>". If this behavior is unexpected, you might want to investigate why members are missing in the new LDAP.
CLFRA0309E: The ArchiveService cannot export activities to the directory=<directory>; it is not a The exportActivities command of ArchiveService wsadmin object tried to archive Activities to a that is not writable. Ensure that <directory> exists and that it is writable by the WebSphere Application Server.
CLFRA0310E: Error writing activity entry #<uuid> to the database. An ArchiveService import error received at the point where the Node of the Activity is written. Additional information relating to the failure may be found in the SystemOut.log file. If the error reported in the SystemOut.log file cannot be resolved, contact Customer Support to report the incident.
CLFRA0312E: Error writing activity node to the database. An ArchiveService import error received at the point where one of the nodes (entries) of the Activity is written. Additional information relating to the failure may be found in the SystemOut.log file. If the error reported in the SystemOut.log file cannot be resolved, contact Customer Support to report the incident.
CLFRA0315E: The ArchiveService cannot create the directory=<directory> for exporting activities. In an ArchiveService exportActivities command one specifies a where all the archive files will be written. In this case, the system cannot write out the specified to the file system. Manually create the <directory> on the file system and ensure it is writable by the WebSphere Application Server.
CLFRA0318E: The related activity with UUID=<uuid> already exists in the system. It is unclear whether the intention is to overwrite that activity with old data or not. Thus, it will be not imported. When an activity has a related activity link in it, the ArchiveService will automatically try to import the related activity. However, if the ArchiveService is being run with "importActivities" which overwrites activities rather than creating copies, then, it is unclear to the system whether the administrator also intentionally meant to overwrite related activities since that related activity it was not explicitly passed in to be imported. If the administrator wishes to overwrite the related activity, he can use the ArchiveService importActivites command to overwrite the related Activity.
CLFRA0319E: Error writing activity content entry "<name>". An ArchiveService import error received at the point where the content (files, attachments, etc) of one of the nodes (entries) of the activity is written. Additional information relating to the failure may be found in the SystemOut.log file. If the error reported in the SystemOut.log file cannot be resolved, contact Customer Support to report the incident.
CLFRA0320E: Error importing activity with UUID=<uuid>. An ArchiveService import error. Additional information relating to the failure may be found in the SystemOut.log file. If the error reported in the SystemOut.log file cannot be resolved, contact Customer Support to report the incident.
CLFRA0321E: Error unpacking the archive. An ArchiveService import error received when unmarshalling the Zip archive. The Zip archive has been corrupted. If the cause of the corruption cannot be determined, contact Customer Support to report the incident.
CLFRA0327I: Status.   Informational message; no solution is needed.
CLFRA0328W: The <name> scheduler is not enabled in config. Check spelling. An attempt was made to start or stop a scheduler that is not enabled in the oa-config.xml file or is named differently than the name given in oa-config.xml. Enable the scheduler by changing the 'enabled' true/false setting. Ensure the scheduler name is spelled correctly.
CLFRA0329E: The attempt to start the <name> scheduler failed. The Quartz scheduler did not start. Additional information relating to the failure may be found in the SystemOut.log file. If the problem persists after restarting the Activities feature, contact Customer Support to report the incident.
CLFRA0330W: The <name> scheduler has already been stopped. An attempt was made to stop a scheduler that is already stopped. Ensure that the scheduler is started before attempting to stop it.
CLFRA0331I: The request to resume job {0} has been submitted. The request to resume the specified job has been submitted. Informational message; no solution is needed.
CLFRA0332W: The job <name> is not valid for the {1} scheduler. An attempt was made to carry out an action on a job that is not running. Ensure that the job name is spelled correctly and that the job name is known to the system.
CLFRA0333I: The job {0} was removed. The specified job was removed from the scheduler. Informational message; no solution is needed.
CLFRA0334I: The {0} scheduler is running. The specified job is running. Informational message; no solution is needed.
CLFRA0335W: The job <name> is already running on the {1} scheduler. An attempt was made to resume a job that is already running on a scheduler. Ensure that the job is paused before attempting to resume it.
CLFRA0336I: The request to pause job {0} has been submitted. The request to pause the specified job has been submitted. Informational message; no solution is needed.
CLFRA0337W: The <name> scheduler has already been started. An attempt was made to start a scheduler that is already started. Ensure that the scheduler is stopped before attempting to start it.
CLFRA0338I: The {0} scheduler was stopped successfully. The specified scheduler was stopped successfully. Informational message; no solution is needed.
CLFRA0339W: The <name> scheduler is disabled in config. An attempt was made to start or stop a scheduler that is disabled in the oa-config.xml file. Enable the scheduler by changing the 'enabled' true/false setting.
CLFRA0340W: The request to pause job <name> failed. An error occurred while attempting to pause a job. Additional information relating to the failure may be found in the SystemOut.log file. No action is required.
CLFRA0341W: The job <name> has already been paused on the {1} scheduler. An attempt was made to pause a job that is already paused on a scheduler. Ensure that the job is running before attempting to pause it.
CLFRA0342I: The {0} scheduler is in standby mode. The specified scheduler is in standby mode. Informational message; no solution is needed.
CLFRA0343W: The request to resume job <name> failed. An error occurred while attempting to resume a previously paused job. Additional information relating to the failure may be found in the SystemOut.log file. No action is required.
CLFRA0344I: The {0} scheduler was started successfully. The specified scheduler started successfully. Informational message; no solution is needed.
CLFRA0345E: The attempt to stop the <name> scheduler failed. The Quartz scheduler did not stop. Additional information relating to the failure may be found in the SystemOut.log file. If the problem persists after restarting the Activities feature, contact Customer Support to report the incident.
CLFRA0346I: The job {0} on the {1} scheduler has been paused. The specified job on the specified scheduler has been paused. Informational message; no solution is needed.
CLFRA0347E: Error exporting activity UUID={0}. An error occurred while trying to import the activity with the given UUID. Check previous log messages for the actual cause of the import failure. Resolve the error and re-run the import.
CLFRA0348W: The group "{0}" could not be loaded from LDAP or the database. Or, there might have been multiple matches for the same name in LDAP. This error is encountered when a group name is not found or multiple matches to the name are found in the configured directory. No action necessary. The activity will continue to be imported; an entry for "NOT_FOUND_" + the group name will be added to the member table and the membership list.
CLFRA0349E: Error locating profile: EXID mismatch, but email matches. email={0}, EXID={1}, db EXID={2}. This error is encountered when a member entry is found in the Activities database by the given e-mail address, but the external identifier does not match the LDAP record.

Determine if the person's record has changed in LDAP and if the two entries are really for the same person. If they are, use the Activities MemberService.

synchMemberExtId (email address) command to update the Activities database with the correct id.

CLFRA0350E: Error: the group profile "{0}" could not be located in the Activities database. This error is encountered during LDAP synchronization. The group could not be located in the Activities database. Check the spelling of the group name.
CLFRA0351E: Error: the group profile "{0}" could not be located in the service. This error is encountered during LDAP synchronization. The group found in the Activities database could not be located in LDAP. Check the spelling of the group name.
CLFRA0352I: The group profile "{0}" has been synchronized with the services changing the external id from {0} to {1}. This message is encountered during LDAP synchronization. This record in the Activities database has been updated to match LDAP. Informational message; no solution is needed.
CLFRA0353E: Error: the member profile "{0}" could not be located in the Activities database. This error is encountered during LDAP synchronization. The person could not be located in the Activities database. Check the profile for the referenced user and ensure that the spelling of the supplied look-up field matches.
CLFRA0354I: The member profile "{0}" has been synchronized with the services changing the external id from {0} to {1}. This message is encountered during LDAP synchronization. This record in the Activities database has been updated to match LDAP. Informational message; no solution is needed.
CLFRA0355I: The member profile "{0}" matches the service with external id {1}. This message is encountered during LDAP synchronization. This record is already synchronized. Informational message; no solution is needed.
CLFRA0356E: Error: the member profile "{0}" could not be located in the service. This error is encountered during LDAP synchronization. The person could not be located in LDAP. There is no match for the person by the given value. Check to see if the person exists in LDAP.
CLFRA0357E: Error: more than one profile was found with the key "{0}". Multiple entries identified by the <user identifier> have been found in the member profile table. One of the entries must be deleted. Contact Customer Support before proceeding.
CLFRA0358I: The group profile "{0}" matches the service with external id {1}. This message is encountered during LDAP synchronization. This record is already synchronized. Informational message; no solution is needed.
CLFRA0359E: Error locating member profile for <user identifier>, search type <internal search type>. The user's member profile could not be located in the Verify the LDAP configuration is correct. If this error is limited to a specific user, verify the user can be located in LDAP given the identifier in the error message. The search type indicates what LDAP attribute is searched: 1=login, 2=e-mail, 3=internal Activities member id (not used when searching LDAP).
CLFRA0360I: The {0} scheduler is not running. The specified scheduler is not running. Informational message; no solution is needed.
CLFRA0361E: The file "{0}" cannot be uploaded as it is a 0-byte file. An attempt was made to upload the specified file which has no content (zero bytes in size). Only files which have content may be uploaded. Ensure that the file contains data before uploading.
CLFRA0362E: FileSystem property name="use.historic" was not found in ObjectStore registry. Double-check the oa-config.xml file. The use.historic property is missing from the ObjectStore section of the oa-config.xml file. It must be present and must have a value of either true or false. Check the <objectStore> settings in oa-config.xml file and provide a correct value for the use.historic property of the <store> element.
CLFRA0363I: The Notification service for {0} is disabled in the configuration. No notification messages will be sent. The notification service for Activities is disabled in the configuration. This is an administrator controlled setting that is stored in the notification-config.xml configuration file. No action is required. The message is informational only.
CLFRA0364E: Error initializing the Notification service for {0}. No notification messages will be sent. Error details : {1}. An unexpected error occurred while initializing the notification service for Activities. This is most likely due to a configuration problem with the server or mail service. Verify that the mail service is configured properly. Additional information relating to the failure can be found in the SystemOut.log file.
CLFRA0365I: Activities Notification service started The notification service for Activities started successfully. This is normal. No action is required. The message is informational only.
CLFRA0366E: Activities Notification service initialization error: {0} An unexpected error occurred while initializing the notification service for Activities. This is most likely due to a configuration problem with the server or mail service. Verify that the mail service is configured properly. Additional information relating to the failure can be found in the SystemOut.log file.
CLFRA0367E: The date {0} is invalid; see documentation for acceptable date formats The date supplied as a parameter is invalid. This date was supplied to the request to fix up the content store after a restore from backup. This is a WSAdmin command task. Enter a date that is valid according to one of the documented acceptable formats.
CLFRA0368E: The folder {0} does not exist The folder path which was supplied as a parameter is invalid. Enter the path of a folder that exists.
CLFRA0369E: The attempt to fix up the content store failed : {0} An error occurred while attempting to fix up the contents of the file store after a restore from backup. Verify that the command was used properly and that the file system is accessible. Additional information relating to the failure can be found in the SystemOut.log file.
CLFRA0371E: Creation of the orphan folder {1} failed An error occurred while attempting to create the specified folder for orphaned files. Verify that the path for the folder exists and that the file system is accessible. Also verify that the user has write access to the file system. Additional information relating to the failure can be found in the SystemOut.log file.
CLFRA0372I: {0} content store files were moved to the orphan folder. Details are in the report file {1} in the folder {2}. Informational message. This message is a status report that is provided when the fix up utility task is used. No action is required. The message is for information only.
CLFRA0373E: The value {0} for the content store configuration is invalid. Check oa-config.xml The given in oa-config.xml for the <store> element property name root.directory either could not be found or accessed. This is used for file uploads to the Activities content store. Check that the exists. Create it if it does not exist.
CLFRA0374E: file: {0} already exists. While attempting to mark a file as "purged" for subsequent deletion, the file could not be marked since a file with that name already existed on the file system. This should not ordinarily happen. This is not a critical situation but could lead to extraneous files being left on the file system. The administrator can safely manually remove any files that the purge task fails to mark for deletion. Additional information relating to the failure can be found in the SystemOut.log file.
CLFRA0375E: error encountered while purging content: {0} {1}. An error occurred while attempting to remove content from the file store or mark the file for deletion. Additional information relating to the failure can be found in the SystemOut.log file. If the problem persists after restarting Activities, contact Customer Support to report the incident.
CLFRA0376E: unable to mark file: {0} for deletion. An error occurred while attempting to mark the specified file as "purged" for subsequent deletion. The file could not be marked for deletion from the file system. This should not ordinarily happen. This is not a critical situation but could lead to extraneous files being left on the file system. The administrator can safely manually remove any files that the purge task fails to mark for deletion. Additional information relating to the failure can be found in the SystemOut.log file.
CLFRA0377E: unable to purge file {0} {1}. An error occurred while attempting to mark the specified file as "purged" for subsequent deletion. The file could not be marked for deletion from the file system. This should not ordinarily happen. This is not a critical situation but could lead to extraneous files being left on the file system. The administrator can safely manually remove any files that the purge task fails to mark for deletion. Additional information relating to the failure can be found in the SystemOut.log file.
CLFRA0378E: The attempt to remove redundant files from the content store failed : {0} An error occurred while attempting to remove redundant files from the content store. The files could not be removed from the file system. This should not ordinarily happen. This is not a critical situation but could lead to extraneous files being left on the file system. The administrator can safely manually remove any files that the purge task fails to mark for deletion. Additional information relating to the failure can be found in the SystemOut.log file. Ensure that the referenced file exists and can be accessed. If the problem persists after restarting Activities, contact Customer Support to report the incident.
CLFRA0379I: {0} items were removed from {1} Informational message. This message is a status report that is provided when the historic file purge task is used. It reports how many files were successfully removed from the specified content store. No action is required. The message is informational only.
CLFRA0380E: The content store location is not a valid or is missing: {0} The file path specified in the oa-config.xml file for the root.directory property either could not be found or could not be accessed. This is used for file uploads to the Activities content store and must exist and be writeable. Check that the exists; create it if it does not exist.
CLFRA0381I: Removal of redundant files from content store started. The task that removes previously purged files from the file system has entered the running state. No action is required. The message is informational only.
CLFRA0382E: Unable to delete file {0} from the content store. The system security manager denied file delete access. An error occurred while attempting to delete a file from the content store. The file could not be removed from the file system since delete access to the file was denied by the system security manager. This should not ordinarily happen. Only processes with the appropriate access credentials should be attempting to delete files from the system. Any failure should be investigated by the system administrator to determine which process was attempting the unauthorized access. This is not a critical situation but could lead to extraneous files being left on the file system. Additional information relating to the failure can be found in the SystemOut.log file. Ensure that the referenced file exists and can be accessed. If the problem persists after restarting Activities, contact Customer Support to report the incident.
CLFRA0383E: The content store cleanup job only supports a file system object store. Store is {0}. Check oa-config.xml. The Activities content store must be a file system content store. No other type of content store is supported. Check in the oa-config.xml file for the store type and ensure that it refers to a FileSystemObjectStore.
CLFRA0384W: Unable to delete file {0} from the content store. Skipping this file. An error occurred while attempting to delete a file from the content store. The file could not be removed from the file system since the file delete operation failed. This should not ordinarily happen. This is not a critical situation but could lead to extraneous files being left on the file system. Ensure that the referenced file exists and can be accessed. The administrator can safely manually remove any files that the historic purge task fails to delete. Additional information relating to the failure can be found in the SystemOut.log file. If the problem persists after restarting Activities, contact Customer Support to report the incident.
CLFRA0385I: Removal of redundant files from content store stopped. The task that removes previously purged files from the file system has stopped. All files that are not referenced by the Activities system should now have been completely removed. No action is required. The message is informational only.
CLFRA0386E: The file does not exist. An error occurred while attempting to delete a file from the content store. The file could not be removed from the file system since it does not exist. This should not ordinarily happen. This is not a critical situation. Additional information relating to the failure can be found in the SystemOut.log file. Ensure that the referenced file exists and can be accessed. If the problem persists after restarting Activities, contact Customer Support to report the incident.
CLFRA0387E: The is not empty. An error occurred while attempting to remove a from the content store. The could not be removed from the file system since it contained at least one file. This should not ordinarily happen. This is not a critical situation. Additional information relating to the failure can be found in the SystemOut.log file. Ensure that the referenced exists and can be accessed and verify that the files contained in it are no longer needed by the Activities server. If they are no longer used, then files in that can be manually removed and the can be manually removed. If the problem persists after restarting Activities, contact Customer Support to report the incident.
CLFRA0388E: The file is read only. An error occurred while attempting to delete a file from the content store. The file could not be removed from the file system since it is read only. This should not ordinarily happen. Files in the Activities content store should be read-write so that they can be updated, moved or deleted by the Activities system. This is not a critical situation. Additional information relating to the failure can be found in the SystemOut.log file. Ensure that the referenced file exists and can be accessed. If necessary, change the file access permissions to read-write. If the problem persists after restarting Activities, contact Customer Support to report the incident.
CLFRA0392E: The path "{0}" is not a or it does not exist. The path given was not a path Provide a correct path
CLFRA0393E: Error. The value given for "{0}" in LotusConnections-config.xml is invalid. An error occurred while retrieving the specified value from Lotusconnections-config.xml. Check that the config file has a suitable value for the parameter.
CLFRA0394E: Access control for community activities cannot be altered. Update the membership in the community instead. Activity UUID = {0} Tried to update the ACL on a community activity By design, the ACL for a community activity should be changed in the Community directly not thru Activities
CLFRA0395E: Community pseudo groups are not valid members. They may not be used for access control operations. Attempted to use a pseudo-group as an ACL object By design, the ACL for a community activity should be changed in the Community directly not thru Activities
CLFRA0396E: Error updating last login time for {0} An error occurred updating the last login time for the indicated user. Check Systemout.log for additional information.
CLFRA0397I: Processing community event '{0}' for community Uuid '{1}' Communities triggered an event in Activities This is an informational message about community events
CLFRA0398I: Done processing the community event. Total activities affected: '{0}' A Communities event triggered some work in the Acitvities server. This is an informational message about community events
CLFRA0399E: Error {0} received accessing Communities server The Communities is down or unresponsive Check that the server is correctly configured with a valid URL to Communities, and that the Communities server is up and running
CLFRA0400I: The user "{0}" does not have an email address. No action is required. The message is informational only.  
CLFRA0401I: The user with external ID "{0}" does not have a login name. This error is encountered during LDAP synchronization. The member with the indicated external id does not have a login name. Check the LDAP registry.
CLFRA0402I: Processing login names table for {0} profiles. No action is required. The message is informational only.  
CLFRA0403E: Error: An error occurred while updating the login names for user "{0}". The internal error is {1} Additional details of the error are given in the error message. If the problem persists after restarting the Communities feature, contact Customer Support to report the incident. Additional information relating to the failure may be found in the SystemOut.log file.
CLFRA0404I: The user "{0}" does not have any login names. This is an informational message that might appear during population of the member login table. It notes that the member being processed does not have any login names. No action is required. The message is informational only.
CLFRA0405I: Processed login names table for {0} profiles; {1} were updated. No action is required. The message is informational only.  
CLFRA0406E: An error occurred while propagating an event. The Activities feature generated an exception. If the problem persists after restarting the Communities feature, contact Customer Support to report the incident. Additional information relating to the failure may be found in the SystemOut.log file.
CLFRA0407E: Error writing ''{0}''. Generic error writing a file to the filesystem Usually, this error will be followed by a more specific message about an exact problem writing the file
CLFRA0408E: Could not create the for writing ''{0}''. Could not write the to the filesystem Check the given path points to a location the system has the appropiate permissions to write to
CLFRA0409E: Error closing streams when writing SyncedResourceInfo.xml Generic error writing a file to the filesystem Usually results in problems when files are locked or deleted by another process
CLFRA0410E: The given path ''{0}'' is a Please specify a filename. The given path is a Make sure to specify a path pointing to a file and not a
CLFRA0411E: Could not write ''{0}''; The or given path is not writable.    
CLFRA0439I: Processing 'remote.app.transfer' community event from old community ExId: '{0}', to new community ExId: '{1}' A communities event triggered some work in the Acitvities server. Informational message stating that the affected activities were mapped to a new community
CLFRA0445E: unable to download the file: {0} {1}. An error occurred while downloading a file attachment. The specified file could not be found or an error occurred while it was being read.
CLFRA0446E: Unknown sync event type: "{0}" A communities event was not recognized by the Acitvities server. Check that Activities is not subscribed to listen to events it does not support


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