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Remotescripter 1.82 on FMSA15 must be installed on FileMaker Server/Web Publishing/Publishing-Engine/cwpc/Plugins.

I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong but when I check the version of the RemoteScripter 1.82 plugin from WebDirect client browser, I get the "?". The FMSA15 is installed on OSX El Capitan, inside FileMaker Server/Web Publishing/Publishing-Engine/wpc/Plugins. Restarted the server. I wrote a script that registers the plugin and I invoke the registration from the WebDirect client browser. And what I get is "?" from Version, Error or License Info check. Can someone help me? THanks.

Thank you sir.

Thanks for the reply. Have you actually tried it?

Has anyone been able to connect to a database hosted in FileMaker Server12 using FileMaker 14 Pro/Advanced? I tried connecting to my FMS12 12.0v5 and it's giving me an error about SSL compatibility. I wonder if anyone here uses FMS12 12.0v6 that are able to connect to it using FM14Pro/Advanced. Thanks.

".htaccess is more for directory specific errors." That's exactly why I wanted to show a customized 404 page. I want to show a customized 404 page when a file in SuperContainer is not available. Thanks for your time. I'll send you a private message once we figure out the urgency of this project.

I'm sorry I should've mentioned this before, I'm still using FileMaker Server 12 so that path to the HTTPserver/htdocs/ is not available. Can you point me to the right path? Looks like FileMaker Server is handling the 404 error because it returns this text.... ---------------------- HTTP Status 404 - FileMaker Server has encountered an error: The requested resource () is not available. ---------------------- Thanks!

When a user tries to access a missing file in the RAW, the server returns a 404 error page. How can I modify/customize that standard 404 error page? Where can I find it? Thanks!

This is one of the reason why I couldn't migrate to FileMaker 13 until now. WebDirect is so slow. I now have a Mac Pro 2.7 GHz 12-Core Intel Xeon E5, 64GB 1866 MHz DDR ECC, 1TB SSD with 5.0 GT/s and have 20/20 Fiber Internet. And it still lag when tabbing to the next field. When you press tab and start typing, whatever you're typing will show to the current field and then after few seconds will tab to the next field. Very annoying.

MacMini OS 10.9.4 4gb Ram FileMaker Pro 12 v 5 Email Plugin 2.03 Remote Scripter 1.802 Java 7 Update 67 The MacMini is setup to receive remote trigger from other computers to check emails and populate a table. The setup is working fine except for the occasional crashing of FileMaker Pro 12. Crashing occurs randomly, no specific computer, no specific time, no specific number of email reads. The MacMini has been setup to receive remote trigger to do other processes before and it never crash until I installed Email Plugin 2.03 It could be a cache or memory problem, I'm not sure. I setup FileMaker to save cache every 10 mins and set to 512mb. FileMaker closes and shows a problem log. Don't know what the gibberish means. Maybe someone here could help me figure what is going on. Please help.

Is it possible to use ScriptMaster's GUI Custom Dialog in IWP? I know that you have to install the plugin inside the Plugins folder in FileMaker Server. I also know that you have to register the plugin at startup. But I'm not sure if it's going work due to the fact that not all clients have Java installed and the jar library cannot be loaded on IWP clients. Assuming the client hava Java, will it work? Has anyone tried it?

Thank you! Greatly appreciated. I will try that one out. In the meantime, I read something in the companion plugin documentation about the SCSetBaseURL parameter selfSignedSSL. It says "Example: selfSignedSSL=1". But it doesn't say what it means. Does it mean to allow self signed SSL if value is "1"? What about other values? Does "0" or "2" mean anything? One more thing, in the main documentation it also mentioned "selfsignedssl" parameter and i tried using it and it didn't work. But after reading the companion plugin documentation and tried "selfSignedSSL=1" parameter, it worked. So I guess, the parameter is case sensitive. Can you give us more info about this parameter? And what does it mean regarding security? I'd prefer to do it this way because I have clients that uses different computers from different places. It would be impossible for me to configure Java in each of the computers that they are going to use.

Just upgraded to FileMaker Server 12 Advanced. Installed SuperContainer 2.864. Have my SSL Certificate installed and verified. IWP is working fine. I can upload and download files using IWP. I can also access the SuperContainer via web browser, I can upload and download as well. But when I load the SCSetBaseURL on my script and check for an error, this is what I get. "Unable to connect to https://myserver.com/SuperContainer/Files. The SSL certificate on this server could not be verified." So I cannot use the companion plugin inside my FileMaker solution. Is there anything I need to reset so that the plugin would recognize that the SSL certificate is valid? Please help, thanks!

Just sent you an email. Thank you!

Sorry, here's the file. DWCCA_10232_1.pdf

Can someone try putting info on any of the Body Part fields in the attached form? The check boxes works fine, I just need to pass 1 or 2 and the value would be automatically checked. Have no problems writing on text fields. But for some reason Scribe won't write on the Drop down boxes. I extracted the fields first so I know which one but still won't work. Can some help me please. Thanks.

Latest Version says... Version 2.863 (4/24/2012) * Fixed an issue with uploads using plugin or applet when server is deployed with FMS Web Publishing So does this mean that it work now? Thanks.

Thank you. Like I said before I see a file that shows up in the cwpe_tomcat/temp while the file is uploading into SuperContainer and then disappears when the transfer is done. I read about those utility and I might try it if there's absolutely no way to get rid of this temporary files automatically. Be careful. Got it. I thought about that before but it would complicate things because there's really nothing inside that 2nd database except for 1 table with that container field. All scripts, relationships, security, validation happens in the Main database and the Main controls this 2nd database. If I move it, I would lose control over it and all the script that I made to point things into the right path would all be screwed up. Of course, if I only have 1 database this would be the easiest way of doing it. Thank you so much, I appreciate it.

Understood. Thank you. My main concern really is why does my server hard drive continues to deplete when I'm just moving files from a container (in the 2nd database) into my SuperContainer (located in an external drive)? I don't really care much if my 2nd database remain the same size after moving all the files. I will take it off the server anyway after the transfer has been completed. If there's a temporary folder somewhere or a cache file that I can clear to regain the hard drive space I lost during the transfer, that would be awesome.

I apologize for not giving out much information. Here's my setup... Mac Server running 10.5 Leopard FileMaker Server Advanced 11 running 2 databases. The primary database contains the main database and the secondary database contains all the files (in the container). Bought SuperContainer and started transferring the files from the second database into SuperContainer. In the middle of the transfer process, I suddenly ran out of space in the local drive. Bought an external hard drive and moved the SuperContainer data into it and continued transferring. In the middle of the transfer process, I suddenly ran out of space again in the local drive. Why? There are 3 things that I noticed while doing the transferring... 1. The second database that contains the files DOES NOT instantly reduce it's size even after the script removed the contents of the container field. 2. Inside the cwpe_tomcat/temp folder, a file shows up called "upload....tmp" while the script is in the process of uploading the contents of the container field into the SuperContainer. And then disappears when the upload is done. However, 3. I noticed that the size of the local hard drive continues to deplete even though that file is getting deleted. But where does it go? The Trash is empty so there's nothing to erase. Tried to use the SCClearLocalCache on the client machine that is running the script, every time it does the transfer but I think that only affects the local hard drive of the client machine and not the server. And so I installed a schedule script on the server to run the SCClearLocalCache but still nothing happened. What do you think is happening? Thanks

I was running a script that goes through all the records and transfer the contents of a container field into SuperContainer. Everything seems to be working fine until the server hard drive ran out of space. The script calls that if the transfer is successful, it would delete the contents of the container. But that didn't stop the hard drive space from depleting. So I bought an external drive, transferred SuperContainer files there, and still my server hard drive space keeps on going down. Can someone tell me how to fix this?

Can I set the SuperContainer to have noupload as the default style when accessing via URL? Can it be setup to where all uploads will come from the companion plugin only and not through URL? Just curious. Thanks.

Thank you!!

Yes, I was thinking about that. Thanks for confirming.

Thank you! It works now.