Hello fellow yellow bleeders.
We have a portal database that is in the root folder and the portal has links that point to DBs that are in subsequent folders(\app, \dev ...).
What can be done so Domino won't ask for log in when the users that logged in the portal won't be prompted when they open links in other folders.
Thank you
Single server or multi-server HTTP session authentication will work for the entire domain.
In the Server document or the Internet Site document:
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I have a database sitting on a domain which is to be used by a VB application.
The domain is not a company wide domain, it is just in use by people at that site.
This application now has to be used by other members of staff who are not on the domain and are not on the same site. When attempting to log into the application the following error message is appearing
The Microsoft office access database engine cannot open or write to the file [Database Path] It is already opened exclusively by another user, or you need permission to view and write its data
The connection string in the application is
"Provider=Microsoft.ACE.OLEDB.12.0;Data Source=\\ServerIP\Folder\Filename.accdb; persist security info = false;"
So I am assuming that this is being blocked by the domain, I have give the folder where the database sits full user permissions for the NETWORK SERVICE user hoping this would fix it but to no avail, so how can I fix it for users to log into the app? Can I make a user on the domain and tell the application to connect as that user? if so can anyone give me an example of some code or point me towards an example? or is there another way to do this that I havent thought of?
I know that this question was asked a few times before, but none of the answers were helpful.
When I'm entering http://<localhost>/reports and enter credentials - there appears a message that this user doesn't have enough permission to enter.
I've made sure that user is an admin during installation of SQL Server 2008 R2, then I make it a dbowner in the report server database. In Windows, that user also has admin rights and I'm using IE as administrator.
What seems to be the problem? What should I do to deal with the problem?
First check the site security settings using the Site Settings link the upper right corner and then selecting Security on the left. Ensure that they are listed as a system user.
Check the security settings on the root folder of report manager by using the Folder settings link on the toolbar. You'll also need to check the permissions on any folders that have broken security inheritance.
Useful links:
Grant User Access to a Report Server (Report Manager)
Understanding SQL Server Reporting Services Authentication
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I am attempting to set up an IIS 6.0 application running on Windows Server 2003 to use impersonation in order to avoid having to give users direct read/write access to the shared folders where the DB and web pages are stored. Can anyone provide me with details of how this can be set up to work in conjunction with Windows Integrated Authentication?
So far, I can tell that the web.config file (not sure whether it's the correct one) has the two lines mentioned on this thread (Impersonation in IIS 7.0) to allow impersonation and use the Windows logon method. However, users are still prompted for a logon and then told they are not authorized to view web pages. They can view pages if we turn anonymous logon "on", but then their user credentials aren't passed on to the site and therefore they can't access most of it.
I'm fairly inexperienced, so I'm a bit lost here. Thank you very much in advance for the help!
Thanks to intervention from Microsoft (definitely worth the flat fee they charge per incident), we were able to identify the problem. Instead of using the network path to identify the website location on the "Home Directory" tab of the IIS properties, we were using the local drive path. That was all that needed to be changed.
Once we switched to the network path and added a dedicated service account to "Connect As...", impersonation started working right away. Users pass their logged on credentials via integrated authentication (no logon required) and the service account takes care of executing their actions on the database file.
Access to the shared folder is limited to a brief list of administrators, and data access on the web application is limited based on user names.
If anyone is stuck with this and needs help, let me know!
I am developing a site for a client who has not decided on their domain name yet. I set up an account on a web server via WHM but have not pointed any domain names to it.
All was going well until I used a plugin (TinyMCE) to try and browse files on the server - it wouldnt work so I had a look at its script files and realised their permissions are set to not executable (644). I tired to change it to executable (755) but I get an error in my FTP clients console:
550 Could not change perms on file.js: Operation not permitted
Could this be because I am accessing the server not through a specific FTP account and so the server has locked down the files?
EG: I am using the servers IP address to access files with my FTP rather then something like:
ftp.mysite.com
Any advice on this would be great! Thanks
Yes, There is an issues with the FTP account permission. You will have to login your server with the main cPanel account user name and password OR you can chnage your file permission through cPanel >> File manager
Hi Guys any help would be much appreciated.
We have an application that’s installed at several locations but we are having an issue at one particular site. In short the application settings (My.) are not being saved after a reboot. The application is build in VB.Net v3.5 Framework and we are not experiencing any issues elsewhere.
This particular site is using roaming profiles and the network administrator ensures us that the correct permissions are applied to the user account(s) and all application data is being saved to the server. I’ve asked the network admin to check for the existence of the user settings file user.config in the Application Data directory and he says it doesn’t exist.
In our application we store the connection string to the database in the application settings under the user scope. If no connection string is present or if one is present and a connection to the database cannot be made then a form is shown asking the user for the database credentials. Each morning when the users boot the machine and opens the application for the first time they are asked for these credentials but if they close the application and restart it they are not asked for them. This indicates to us that the settings are being saved but once the pc is rebooted and the application is opened for the first time they are asked for the database credentials. This seems like the settings are not persisting after a reboot.
Any thoughts/feedback would be much appreciated.
I'm wondering if it's Code Access Security preventing the file from being written?
If the sysadmin at trouble site has implemented group policy folder redirection, the user's local/roaming profile could be getting stored on a network fileshare. Code Access Security is fairly picky about letting code read/write to/from network resources.
I'm sorry that I don't have more details than this, and I didn't find any sure-fire hits on google, but searching for "code access security", "fulltrust" and any network/fileshare keywords you can think of may get you farther.