, and permissions. I'll try this
whole thing again. :-(
Thanks,
Bill
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Thanks Symeon. Good thinking!
Bill
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Subject: Re: [U2] UD: UniObjects permissions
Hi Bill - your unirpc
I am not sure how this works on windows, but on *nix the uniobjects user
passed in is not as important as the user and mask that the unirpcd deamon
is running as. I have had to edit the startud shell script to set the
permissions correctly so that anything created by uniobjects is accesible by
Breen
Sent: Monday, February 05, 2007 2:22 AM
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Subject: Re: [U2] UD: UniObjects permissions
I am not sure how this works on windows, but on *nix the
uniobjects user passed in is not as important as the user
and mask that the unirpcd deamon is running as. I have
Sorry, I meant to say that the 80011 wasn't always very helpful.
Unfortunately, Bill didn't say which permissions he gave the UniData
group; however, since he can telnet in I'm assuming they are enough.
This is why I brought up the privilege file (it should exist in the
account you are logging
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Subject: RE: [U2] UD: UniObjects permissions
Sorry, I meant to say that the 80011 wasn't always very helpful.
Unfortunately, Bill didn't say which permissions he gave the UniData
group; however, since he can telnet in I'm assuming they are enough.
This is why I brought up
This is what I have for the error code:
80011 UVE_BAD_LOGINNAME The login name provided is incorrect
I've had some weird things happen with the permissions on the privilege file
in the account when using OLEDB and ODBC.
hth
Colin Alfke
Calgary Canada
From: Bill
The error 80011 is misleading and seems to come up for a lot of cases where it
shouldn't. The userID that Bill is using is valid, and as he indicates, he can
telnet in with this user. The problem is that UniObjects returns the 80011
error if the user does not have admin privileges. Add the
I've installed a copy of DesignBais and mv.NET onto one of our development
servers running IIS. It is connecting to Unidata (v7.1) on another Windows
2003 server. I've installed UniObjects from the newest version of the
U2Client file; the readme.txt file indicates:
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