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MMS service creates an error log every minute in Activity folder

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I am running ATI 2017 which has been running fine for several months. It is registered and I use a local backup only, no Cloud services.

I just noticed that the MMS service is creating an error log in the Programdata/Acronis/Activity folder every minute and has been for the last month (since 5/12/2018). All of the files can be deleted but they keep accumulating consistently.

The basic error is that the registration server address cannot be set in the backup service. I do not understand what that means because everything is registered and working correctly.

I have included sample file contents below:

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2018-06-12 07:29:42:484 4688 I0135003A: User '' (clientProfileID=''; clientSessionID='') is running command 'Setting the registration server address in the backup service'.
2018-06-12 07:29:42:936 4688 E0135003D: Error 0x135003d: Command 'Setting the registration server address in the backup service' has failed.
| trace level: error
| channel: tol-activity#CE54457F-0B28-4C96-AD5E-121876408C92
| line: 0x4a8728dc8a1c9534
| file: k:\3030\enterprise\common\tol\gating_activity.cpp:142
| function: Tol::`anonymous-namespace'::BusinessActivityTracker::OnCompleted
| $module: mms_mini_vs_3030
|
| error 0x1350016: TOL: Failed to execute the command. Setting the registration server address in the backup service
| line: 0x8d165e86fb819595
| file: k:\3030\enterprise\common\tol\command\command.cpp:455
| function: Tol::`anonymous-namespace'::MakeFailResult
| CommandID: BD897884-9F47-4DC0-BC02-DA8DA2BBBD48
| $module: mms_mini_vs_3030
|
| error 0x1350016: TOL: Failed to execute the command. Setting the registration server address in the backup service
| line: 0x8d165e86fb819595
| file: k:\3030\enterprise\common\tol\command\command.cpp:455
| function: Tol::`anonymous-namespace'::MakeFailResult
| CommandID: BD897884-9F47-4DC0-BC02-DA8DA2BBBD48
| $module: zmq_infra_vs_3030
|
| error 0x2470001: HTTP transfer error
| line: 0xcbd08862963188cf
| file: k:\3030\enterprise\common\http\curl_transport.cpp:282
| function: Http::Curl::CurlDetails::PerformRequest
| requestType: GET
| uri: https://trueimage.acronis.com/api/1/accounts/?login=dfoote09%40maine.rr.com
| port: 0x1bb
| curlResult: 0x3c
| $module: mms_mini_vs_3030
|
| error 0x226003c: SSL certificate problem: self signed certificate in certificate chain
| line: 0xcbd08862963188ce
| file: k:\3030\enterprise\common\http\curl_transport.cpp:281
| function: Http::Curl::CurlDetails::PerformRequest
| $module: mms_mini_vs_3030

 

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If anyone knows how to correct this situation, I would appreciate a reply .

Thanks,

Don F

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Don, welcome to these User Forums.

There are several suggestions to offer to you for this issue.

  1. Open the ATI 2017 GUI Account page then use the option provided in the top right corner (where your user email address is shown) via the drop-down menu to Sign out from your registered account.   After signing out, try signing back in again, ensuring that you are using the correct Acronis account email / password that corresponds to the account used to register ATI 2017.  You can check you are using the correct credentials by using them on the main Acronis.com site.
  2. If you are still seeing this same issue, then do a Repair install of ATI 2017.  This is done by downloading the lastest installer from your Acronis Account page then installing over the top of the installed application.  You will not lose your backup tasks etc by doing a repair install.
  3. Open the Windows Services.msc control panel and stop / disable the MMS Service along with any other Acronis services that you do not actually use.  See KB
    60522: Acronis True Image 2018: Windows services and processes for details of what each service does.  Note: the Schedul2 service is required in order for your backups to run.

Thanks Steve.

I already tried number 1 as well as a system restart but it did not help.

I can always do a repair install but it would be easier to just disable the service.

Since I do not use the Dashboard I will try that first.

Don F