You need to reset the admin user account. You can either delete the queue file “muster/muster.db” or reset it manually if you’re using the mysql database , just clear the password field in the db_users table for user “admin”.
If you don’t want to loose your queue, you need to open the file muster.db with the sqlite command line tool (www.sqlite.org).
For each render engine you want to use, you need an installation of at least the render engine itself. For maya, you need the complete application, for after effects, in example, you have a “batch render only” installation. Also be sure to have them licensed, that’s free for certain while not free for others.
We use the PdhLookupPerfNameByIndex windows system API, and the GlobalMemoryStatusEx() for the Ram usage.
I’m not aware of limits using the Pdh counters, maybe something in your domain policies ?
That means you cannot write the rc.conf file. Check the user account assigned to the renderclient service and check that it’s able to store the rc.conf file in the installation directory.
The starting folder of the render client configuration is different from the content directory. The starting folder is just related to the launch of the lwsn.exe . You tell Windows where to start the launch from (like you cd to that folder using a command prompt).
Isn’t Muster that ignores the render queue, but the aerender.exe. The render queue is a queue internal to After Effects. Using an external render manager assumes you’ll use a different queue.
If you get an exit code of 7, locate the packet generated by After effects and drop some lines here, there’s always a reason reported by the batch render if it fails, the only way to find it is inspecting the log.
I’ll log this issue as a regression bug even it doesn’t happen on our test site. Could you get in touch with us directly at vvsupport@vvertex.com so we can exchange some queue files ?
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