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Originally Posted by akae  After some months of relax, MOPS started throwing new "random error messages" with apparently no action from users or admins. The topic of the new error is
Failed to get language information for Project Server ( Error 6058 ) and, after a little googleing, I figure out that it is caused by a bad access.
The error is reported on random days, but always at 2:20 AM, and repeats in ranges of 20' ( 2:40, 3:00, 4:00, 4:20 ... ) until 9:00 AM, when it stops.
The logs report some 401: Unauthorized:
I have checked the firewall logs and we have the usual attacks from China and Germany, nothing atypical, but no related with SS or port 12345 where MOPS SS is.
Any idea? Should I call Ghostbusters?
Thanks!
Update:
I'm suspecting MS Outlook 2007 calendar sync plugin... | Couple questions: - What language is Project Server/WSS (meaning did you install the Spanish version, or the English version with the Spanish language pack)?
- What language is Outlook?
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