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Printer Spool crashes approx. once a day

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NachtHacker - 31 Aug 2005 14:22 GMT
We have a Win 2003 Server with shared printers installed on it.

Approx. once a day the spool service crashed without any reason.

In the event-log we get a message, that the spool has crashed. Due to the
properties of the printer spool the service is started again. But then it
crashes several times, until we delete all SHD- and SPL-Files in the spool
directory.
After that the spool service runs for approx 24 hours.

The print-jobs, which creates the SPL- and SHD-files are pure
ASCII-textfiles, which are sent from Client-PCs to the shared printer on the
server.

Has anyone an idea, why the print spool crashes?

Kind regards
Brad Roberts - 31 Aug 2005 18:54 GMT
My first guess would be a disk space problem.

> We have a Win 2003 Server with shared printers installed on it.
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> Kind regards
NachtHacker - 31 Aug 2005 19:25 GMT
I've checked the disk-space:

We have 7,5GB free on the partition C:, where the spool-directory is located.

That should be enough even for a Windows-OS ;-)))

> My first guess would be a disk space problem.
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