I keep getting the attached runtime error in QnA maker. I could access the Knowledge base fine after creating it but after about an hour i started getting the below error.
Error Example
I have tried everything including trying to delete the knowledge base, create a new one etc and it doesn't delete or create just throws the same error.
Please can someone give me some advice or help. Microsoft recommended I submit a question here.
Thanks
Chris
I faced the smae issue, and to solve it I tried to:
First deleted the KB from the My knowledge bases tab.
Then went to the https://portal.azure.com and deleted the qna resources.
Created a new qna market resource, but I disabled App insights.
Then created a new KB.
Then it worked
I faced the same issue from last 3-4 days, today its working fine.
I have deleted the KB from the My knowledge bases and created new one. seems like something update comes from Microsoft. today when i creating KB then found something new in KB UI like default template. below is the url for reference.
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/cognitive-services/qnamaker/how-to/chit-chat-knowledge-base
its working fine now.
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We are using liferay 7.3.5 and have about 600 users that make use of the personal dashboard. When a new user is added, they get assigned a profile and dashboard programmatically. however, recently we have ran into a problem regarding the assigning of the dashboard.
when a new user is added to the platform, the profile assigns as normal, but the dashboard will say (on the "profile and dashboard" tab of the new user) "This user does not have any private pages."
we have chosen several different templates all of which assign without fail. we have also tried to deconstruct the existing template, but only when it has been entirely cleared and is basically a fresh start, does it work again. The dashboard still works for any of the users that have gotten assigned it before it 'broke'.
this is the error code we recieved. we have not been able to trace back the FileEntry ID. we have been stuck on this matter for a while now, but it's not an option for us to rebuild a completely new dashboard.
2022-05-27 13:51:38.335 ERROR [http-nio-8080-exec-12][SitesImpl:1927] Unable to export layout set prototype 207822
com.liferay.exportimport.kernel.lar.PortletDataException: No FileEntry exists with the key {fileEntryId=884352}
Does anyone know what could be causing this error and/or how to solve it?
Your own custom servicebuilder service (with the namespace declaration GB) has been redeployed with a newer version and might be incompatible:
Build namespace GB has build number 54 which is newer than 36
You'll find more information about Upgrade Processes in Liferay's documentation, or in these two blog articles - this documentation would go beyond the scope of a simple answer on stackoverflow:
ServiceBuilder and Upgrade Processes
Building in Upgrade Support
Been facing this for a few days already. I wonder if there's anyone else having this kind of issue.
I go to My Apps in JIRA and select "Azure Pipelines for JIRA" then click on "Get Started" (I had already configured this once so it worked before) and get the following error:
Error and console from JIRA
It mentions deprecated JS, cookies, and a server 500 error. Not sure what needs to be done here.
I can reproduce this issue and try to install the plugin via a new account again, I will get the 500 issue.
I have report this issue in the GitHub and Azure DevOps Developer Community, you could follow these links to get the latest news.
Thank you for helping us build a better Azure DevOps.
Update1
Produce team response:
We have run into additional issues, and would need a couple more weeks. I am working on it to get the fix in place as soon as possible.
I'm trying to make a knowledge base and I'm getting an Http 500 response when I try to test the KB directly in the platform qnamaker.ia furthermore I published and queried with postman but looks like a problem with the service, Does anyone know if there is any general error with the service?
I'm trying to upload a (.PDF) file with a standard S price, I tried with different locations but didn't work.
We are able to create knowledge base and test in the qnamaker.ai. Please find the snapshot for the same. Please feel free to retry.
I'm trying to setup an instance of Azure time series insight with a PAYG(preview) tier. But this is the result I get:
It seems that the deployment wasn't successful after all. Even though it worked while following the tutorial from here. When I try "Go to environment", I get notified that I'm "Unable to open the uri. Please try again later.".
Other colleagues tried and got the same result. Is this a bug? Or did we miss something?
Any help or news would be welcome.
Thank you
Quentin
I'm having a problem creating a package for a web role that totals up to 380 megabytes on disk. I can get CSPack to run fine when specifying the /copyOnly flag, but as soon as I try to create the actual package file I get an OutOfMemoryException. The problem started after I added around 350 megabytes of static content to the web role project.
I've already found a similar question here on Stack Overflow, but even with all the content set to "Do Not Copy," I still get the same issue with CSPack crashing. Just to verify that the static content is what is causing an issue, I excluded it from my project in Visual Studio and CSPack ran fine from the command line.
Here's the command I'm executing from cmd.exe:
"C:\Program Files\Windows Azure SDK\v1.4\bin\cspack"
BizBlimp.Azure\ServiceDefinition.csdef /role:BizBlimp;Build\BizBlimp
/role:BizBlimp.QueueWorker;Build\BizBlimp.QueueWorker;Biz
Blimp.QueueWorker.dll /sites:BizBlimp;Web;Build\BizBlimp /rolePropertiesFile:Biz
Blimp;properties.txt /rolePropertiesFile:BizBlimp.QueueWorker;properties.txt /ou
t:Build\BizBlimp.Azure.cpkg
And here's my project file for my web role: https://gist.github.com/88e776bb611cf6a8521e
I've been banging my head up against this problem for the last couple work days, so any help would be greatly appreciated.
Edit: Link to the same issue on the Microsoft Azure Forums. Looks like this is gaining some attention from an MSFT employee.
That is quite a lot of static content. Every time you update your application you'll have to upload that 350mb of stuff. Have you considered storing the static content in blob storage? It looks like most of it is images and would sit quite nicely there. I'm sorry this doesn't solve your crash issue, but it will probably make your life easier in the long run.