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NSS Permissions scan error (14)

afirizarry_uw
Running a scheduled NSS Permissions scan on a volume. Scan has run successfully multiple times in the past but now fails with this error. (14) An input parameter value is invalid. All other scheduled scans run properly. I tried rebuilding the stroage resources but it did not resolve.
Running File Reporter 3.6
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    On 4/7/2019 8:04 AM, afirizarry uw wrote:
    >
    > Running a scheduled NSS Permissions scan on a volume. Scan has run
    > successfully multiple times in the past but now fails with this error.
    > (14) An input parameter value is invalid. All other scheduled scans run
    > properly. I tried rebuilding the stroage resources but it did not
    > resolve.
    > Running File Reporter 3.6
    >
    >

    afirizzary_uw,


    You may want to check the Agent log. An error '14' indicates invalid
    data, and it's possible that means the data being scanned is the
    culprit. It's also possible there's some malformed data being sent back
    to the Engine; if the Agent log doesn't indicate anything useful, you
    may want to check the Scan Processor and Engine log files.

    If those aren't sufficient for you, you'll likely need to open a service
    request so we can help you resolve the problem.

    -- the File Reporter Support Team
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    Did a google search and found a similar posting that suggested looking in the agent log for where the scan was aborted.
    Found the path it was aborting on in the agent log. Attempted multiple scans and it was always the same path. I deleted the folder it was aborting on and the scan completed normally. Was some software installation folder created from an expanded zip file.

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