FAQs
RocketStream Error Codes
Below is full list of File Transfer Error Codes. The most common error codes are linked to their explanation on the bottom of the page. If you experience an error code you think should be added to the explanations below please contact support@rocketstream.com
The low-level error codes (below 100) occur before a stream starts are below:
| Error Code | Code Meaning |
| 1 | No Server |
| 2 | No Server Share |
| 3 | Unable to Login |
| 4 | Access Denied |
| 5 | Access Denied Account Disabled |
| 6 | Access Denied Invalid Code |
| 7 | Access Denied Restricted |
| 8 | Access Denied Invalid Connection |
| 9 | Access Denied Invalid Product |
| 10 | Invalid Permissions |
| 11 | Invalid Paylod |
| 12 | Invalid Version |
| 13 | Invalid File Name |
| 14 | Invalid Share |
| 15 | Invalid Share Path |
| 16 | Invalid Directory |
| 17 | Invalid Directory Translation |
| 18 | Invalid Directory ID |
| 19 | Invalid Stream Type |
| 20 | Unable to Make Directory |
| 21 | Unable To Delete File |
| 22 | Unable To Remove Directory |
Codes 100 and above are stream related errors. These occur after the source file is read, and the file is in transit.
| Error Code | Code Meaning |
| 100 | Invalid Share |
| 101 | Invalid Stream - ID |
| 102 | Invalid Stream - Type |
| 103 | Invalid Stream - Share |
| 104 | Invalid Permissions |
| 105 | File Not Found |
| 106 | File Access Denied |
| 107 | Unable To Prepare Stream |
| 108 | Unable to Read Stream |
| 109 | Unable to Write Stream |
| 110 | Unable To Route Stream |
| 111 | Read Error - End of File |
| 112 | Read Error - No Data Read |
| 113 | Write Error - Out of Sequence |
| 114 | Write Error - Incomplete Write |
| 115 | Write Error - No Data Written |
| 116 | Write Error - Share Read Only |
| 117 | Source File Exists |
| 118 | Sourece File Invalid |
| 119 | Source File Not Found |
| 120 | Source File Not Readable |
| 121 | Source File Not Writable |
| 122 | Source Path Not Found |
| 123 | Source File In Use |
| 124 | Source File Unable To Open |
| 125 | Source File Unable To Seek |
| 126 | Destination File Skipped |
| 127 | Destination File Exists |
| 128 | Destination File Invalid |
| 129 | Desitation File Not Found |
| 130 | Destination File Not Readable |
| 131 | Destination File Not Writable |
| 132 | Desitation Path Not Found |
| 133 | Destination Path Not Created |
| 134 | Destination File In Use |
| 135 | Partial File Exists |
| 136 | Partial File Invalid |
| 137 | Partial File Not Found |
| 138 | Partial File Not Readable |
| 139 | Partial File Not Writable |
| 140 | Partial Path Not Found |
| 141 | Partial Path Not Created |
| 142 | Partial File In Use |
| 143 | Partial File Unable To Open |
| 144 | Partial File Unable To Seek |
| 145 | Close - Unable to Remove Source |
| 146 | Close - Files Don't Match |
| 147 | Close - Unable to Remove Backup Files |
| 148 | Close - Unable to Restore from Backup |
| 149 | Close - Unable to Copy Partial to Destination |
| 150 | Close - Unable to Finalize |
101 - Transfer is no longer in an active state
Means they are not properly connected to the end point (packets are likely getting filtered somewhere). This is a generic message that occurs periodically. It may show up in the log even when the transfer completes successfully. Most often, it occurs when a process tries to update the file transfer progress of a completed transfer...a timing issue in the clean-up process. There is no user-based resolution.
104 - InvalidPermissions
Usually occurs when a User attempts an action not allowed by the Security Permissions defined in the relevant Share.
106 - FileAccessDenied
Usually occurs when there is an error accessing a file, such as under a Move command when the file should be deleted from the source or when replacing a file on the target side that already exists. In either case, if the file trying to be deleted is not accessible or has a Read-only flag set, it can cause an error. Also occurs when the User, under which the application is running, does not have the appropriate security within the Operating System.
113 - Packet out of sequence
Means that the data is out of sequence in flight, also likely that packets are lost in flights or being filtered.
114 – Write Error/Incomplete Write
Something interrupted the writing of the file. Normally means you do not have enough space on the computer you are transferring to.
116 - Unable to write to Share
Usually occurs when the Share permissions are limited to read-only functions, writing not permitted.
123 - Source file in use
Usually occurs when the source file is in use by another process.
133 - Destination file in use
Usually occurs when the destination file is in use by another process.
999 - Timeout