Phoenix Error in VFS file

[anotherhaus]

I'm posting here because I think this is related to my trying Gemstone (if not, apologies - I'm pretty new to trying anything other than default Sage TV).

I'm getting this System Message (error) it seems every time I restart Sage TV 9 (x64):

Phoenix Error
	
Error in VFS File: .\userdata\Phoenix\cache\vfs-cached.xml; Attribute name "d" associated with an element type "option" must be followed by the ' = ' character.

I've looked through that file and I don't see anything with an attribute name of "d" or anything missing the " = ", but it's a big file. I don't see this error in any of my sage or sage client log files (I'm running in service mode). Any way to get a line number for the error to find out where the issues is, or ideas what to search for to help narrow it down?

[jusjoken]

Originally Posted by anotherhaus

I'm posting here because I think this is related to my trying Gemstone (if not, apologies - I'm pretty new to trying anything other than default Sage TV).

I'm getting this System Message (error) it seems every time I restart Sage TV 9 (x64):

Phoenix Error
	
Error in VFS File: .\userdata\Phoenix\cache\vfs-cached.xml; Attribute name "d" associated with an element type "option" must be followed by the ' = ' character.

I've looked through that file and I don't see anything with an attribute name of "d" or anything missing the " = ", but it's a big file. I don't see this error in any of my sage or sage client log files (I'm running in service mode). Any way to get a line number for the error to find out where the issues is, or ideas what to search for to help narrow it down?

Are you seeing an issue with Gemstone that you think is related to this error?

The file "vfs-cached.xml" is created on startup if needed or read if it does not need recreating and is a way of amalgamating all the various vfs files. You can safely delete that cache file and restart SageTV and it will then get rebuilt. You can try that and see if the error persists.

K

[anotherhaus]

Thank you - I'll try that.

Not seeing an issue per se, just the fact that it results in a red system warning which is kind of alarming (pun intended).