ULS log error: Assembly: BihConsumerInterop System.IO.FileNotFoundException: Unable to find the specified file.

When I start the search service in SharePoint 2013 SP1 I receive alot of error like that:

03/05/2015 11:44:41.81  NodeRunnerAnalytics1-bd52b730-3 (0x08B4) 0x1EE4 Search                         Search Platform Services       aiy4z Unexpected AssemblyReflector : Failed to load dependency assembly in load context and in load from context. Assembly: BihConsumerInterop System.IO.FileNotFoundException: Unable to find the specified file. 

I have tried to search the assembly in all my server but I don't have found.

What are the rigth path for the DLL? Where I can found the dll file?

Thanks

Lorenzo S

March 5th, 2015 5:53am

Hi Lorenzo,

For this issue, please make sure Search Host Controller Service, Search Query and Site Settings Service and SharePoint Server Search all are started in manage services on server of Central Administration.

Please try to add .NET 3.5 and install the latest CU, compare the result.

Here is a similar post for your reference:

http://www.infotext.com/help/sharepoint-2013-search-issue-noderunneradmin-unexpected-error-failed-to-load-dependency-assembly-in-load-context-and-in-load-from-context/

Best Regards,

Wendy

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March 5th, 2015 11:50pm

The error remain. And the crowler log reprt this error:

http://<sharepoint url>/
The object was not found. ( SearchID = B6A6FB47-AFC8-4152-9882-FC504AC06ECE )

In the log :

Line 112997: 03/06/2015 12:18:54.23  mssearch.exe (0x1FD4)                    0x363C SharePoint Server Search       Crawler:Gatherer Service       drs5 Medium   CFilterProcess::Init New Filter Process Created, ProcessID 15376 000000000000627C  [fltrpool.cxx:696]  search\native\gather\gthrsvc\fltrpool.cxx b6a6fb47-afc8-4152-9882-fc504ac06ece
Line 113272: 03/06/2015 12:18:54.60  mssearch.exe (0x1FD4)                    0x363C SharePoint Server Search       Crawler:Gatherer Service       afdv2 Medium   CFilterProcess::Init Init process succeeded, processID 15376                    [fltrpool.cxx:752]  search\native\gather\gthrsvc\fltrpool.cxx b6a6fb47-afc8-4152-9882-fc504ac06ece
Line 113275: 03/06/2015 12:18:54.74  mssearch.exe (0x1FD4)                    0x363C SharePoint Server Search       Crawler:Gatherer Service       ab217 Verbose  CRobotsTxt::ReadAndParseRobotsFile Reading from robots.txt file fails with Error 0x80041201  [robotstxt.cxx:290]  search\native\gather\gthrsvc\robotstxt.cxx b6a6fb47-afc8-4152-9882-fc504ac06ece
Line 113279: 03/06/2015 12:18:54.76  mssdmn.exe (0x3C10)                      0x30D4 SharePoint Server Search       Connectors:HTTP                du54 High     CHttpAccessorHelper::InitRequestInternal - unexpected status (404) on request for 'http://<Sharepoint URL>' Authentication 0.  [httpacchelper.cxx:712]  search\native\gather\protocols\http\httpacchelper.cxx b6a6fb47-afc8-4152-9882-fc504ac06ece

The user used for the search (DOMAIN\ShpSearch) have FULL READ permission with policy. The only strange think is who I don't see the name "DOMAIN\ShpSearch" but "i:0#.w|domain\shpsearch" in the policy configuration. You can see the Zone Configuration here: http://1drv.ms/1MebUNU

March 6th, 2015 11:42am

Hi Lorenzo,

Let's verify your issue:

1.You could not start Search service.

2.You could start search service, however, when you crawled, you got this error.

If your issue is the first, please test as my first reply, and let's me know the result.

If your issue is the second, please make sure your content account has at least read permission on the crawling content.

And also check if the link is useful for you:

http://sharepoint.stackexchange.com/questions/116891/sps3-the-object-was-not-found

Best Regards,

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March 8th, 2015 11:01pm

The service start well.

I have tried to check user permission and adding the url to the hosts file but the crawler continue to return the error (I have restarted many time the machine)

I don't know why but the SPSearch user are automatically added to the site user policy. I have tried to remove it ..but magically appear again.

I have noted one strange think. On the same server I have the WebAppA with this configuration of the policy:

(I have deleted the domain name for privacy). And in this case the crawler return the error:

Access is denied. Verify that either the Default Content Access Account has access to this repository, or add a crawl rule to crawl this repository. If the repository being crawled is a SharePoint repository, verify that the account you are using has "Full Read" permissions on the SharePoint Web Application being crawled. ( SearchID = 2579F97D-D193-4928-8E38-B0E1A64FDD4F )

On the same server I have the WebAppB with this user policy configuration:


(I have deleted the domain name for privacy). And in this case the crawler return the error:

The object was not found. ( SearchID = DFAC8BAA-02D6-4A4B-9583-3A76921448B6 )

The difference is in the WebAppA  I have the search user in the form DOMAIN\USER and i:0#.wDOMAIN\USER in the WebAppB I have only  i:0#.wDOMAIN\USER

The zone of SharePoint are different one with NTLM and FBA enabled (the WebAppA) and one just with NTLM (the WebAppB)

I try to open an incident in Microsoft but the portal https://support.microsoft.com/getsupport/... return a "Unable to display error"

Lorenzo Soncini

March 10th, 2015 11:44am

Hi Lorenzo,

You can open an incident from Microsoft as the following link:

http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?id=fh;en-us;offerprophone

Best Regards,

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March 10th, 2015 9:38pm

We are a Microsoft Certified Partner but all the partner site and the page where we can open an incident don't work.

I do that by telephone (I hope)

Thanks

March 11th, 2015 6:21am

Hi Lorenzo,

Ok, if you have any updates for this issue, please update here. It will be beneficial to others in this forum who meet the same issue in the future.

Best Regards,

Wendy

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March 12th, 2015 1:22am

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