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Question: Is 'my services' a folder containing other services, or is this itself a service? Are you able to open and see the rest endpoints for other services, like in the 'system' folder? ... View more

Does it only happen with this specific GP tool, or can you publish others, like a simple buffer? ... View more

This sounds like a permissions issue on the PG_DATA directory. Those logs should be truncating. Under the 'tools' directory, run configureserviceaccount.bat. Here's the syntax: configureserviceaccount [--username username] [--password password] [--readconfig user-configure-file] [--writeconfig user-configure-file\ http://enterprise.arcgis.com/en/portal/latest/administer/windows/data-store-utility-reference.htm You also might want to look into your backup creation and retention schedule. ... View more

All, Esri has released patches for 10.3.1, 10.4.1, and 10.5.1 here: https://support.esri.com/en/download/7576 Patches for other versions are forthcoming. ... View more

OK. I saw you posted on the thread related to the Meltdown patches. At least in the other cases, the crash happens when an ArcSOC.exe process instance starts. If you're able to start the publishing tools and you have min 1 instance running, then at the outset this doesn't seem like an issue related to those patches. With that said, I've only seen those patches affecting ArcGIS Server on Windows Server 2008r2 - so if there is an issue with another OS like a Linux box, the symptoms could conceivably be different. ... View more

If you go into ArcGIS Server Manager and go into the system folder, then stop and restart the publishing tools, does it start successfully, or do you see an error?  ... View more

I was unable to reproduce issues like these on my RHEL box. I'm running ArcGIS Enterprise 10.5.1 with kernel version 3.10.0-693.2.1.el7.x86_64. ... View more

If you've removed everything from the map document except for data that all resides within the same database, I'd open a new arcmap session and drag the layers from map doc 'a' into new map doc 'b', then attempt to republish. Sometimes map documents hold onto old data references when they shouldn't. ... View more

kb4055532 is the issue. See this notice: https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/dotnet/2018/01/09/net-framework-january-2018-security-and-quality-rollup/ Microsoft recommends avoiding installing this update on Windows 7 or Windows Server 2008 R2. ... View more

We have identified the issue and are methodically testing patches. ... View more

I would follow Microsoft's advice and avoid installing the bad patch until Microsoft releases an updated version. Microsoft states: Please avoid installing this update on Windows 7 or Windows Server 2008 R2 ... View more

Is WMS enabled on this service? This isn't an authoritative answer because I don't know all of the specifics, but the error sounds like this is related to an issue that's fixed in 10.6: [#NIM094562 When submitting a GetMap request to a Web Map Service (WMS) service based on a cached map service, if there are no tiles in the extent of the GetMap request, the WMS service draws dynamically and an error is recorded in the ArcGIS GIS Server log file.] What you will need: -ArcGIS Server -Cached map service with WMS enabled -ArcGIS Desktop 10.1 Steps to reproduce: 1) Publish a map service with WMS enabled 2) Create a cache for the map service and make sure to generate tiles only in a specific area of interest or at certain scales 3) When viewing this map service using the map service endpoint note that the data will only draw in areas where tiles have been generated. Other areas remain blank. 4) Create a WMS connection within ArcMap to the WMS service 5) View the WMS service and note that the service will draw in areas where no tiles have been generated. 6) Check the ArcGIS Server log and note that you will see the following error for each GetMap request that requests an image in an area where tiles do not exist "There is an error during the draw(1.) Unspecified error" This issue can cause problems if a person was attempting to follow the work flow outlined here (http://support.esri.com/fr/knowledgebase/techarticles/detail/36939) to have a missing tile appear in areas with no tiles available. Essentially, their service will draw in areas that they did not design it to draw. ... View more

Analysis of the crash dump generated shows the crash is indeed WPF related and is a TypeInitializationException as Microsoft's makes in their statement. ... View more