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viewing deployment configuration denied

MikLan

Hello everyone,

I have OD 6.2 Admin and Base on same server.
My user is a local admin, an od-admin, and a od-user.
I have added / and test to my deployment user access.
Windows 2003. Valid license file.
I've added the cltProxyAuth: y and n. Makes no difference.
Test.xml is in the conf directory. The actual Windows permissions list (serverXX/Administrators) of which the local user is a member.

In the serverXX_odbase.log file it says:
API: 2008-xx-xx Viewing config file \conf\test.xml using UTF-8.

But when in the Admin GUI I try to edit the deployment configuration of test.xml I get:

The request to view a deployment definition was denied.

This happens for any deployment config file. If I click New instead of Edit, then I get the pop-up window with Save and Close buttons, but I can't do anything with it.

Can anyone help me?
Thanks!

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MikLan

I have continued my search, and I've noticed that:

in the window of the admin UI, i select configurations->view configurations.
i then select a v6 server, NCRD060.
i select a deployment group, /.
i select a deployment, test.

right away it shows me the configuration, and that's fine. and if i look at the source, or the url of that frame, or what not, the querystring has
&agenthost=NCRD060
and that is great.

but if i click on edit, i get the permission denied. and if i look at the source, of the edit button, the agent host is
&agenthost=url_escape('NCRD060&'), 'editConfig'+t
and so the URL of my new pop up window is
&agenthost=NCRD060%26

but the agent host for the viewconfiguration javascript function is still ncrd060. i can tell it is adding the & because it wants to add more arguments, which i figure is 'editconfig'+t, but it doesn't add it, so it is stuck with an extra character and that is why i get permission denied (that server doesn't exist).

the odservers.cfg does not contain extra characters. all the servers in the list have this problem, but in the source code, it can view the config, but it can't edit the config.

Adam Stoller

I have continued my search, and I've noticed that:

in the window of the admin UI, i select configurations->view configurations.
i then select a v6 server, NCRD060.
i select a deployment group, /.
i select a deployment, test.

right away it shows me the configuration, and that's fine. and if i look at the source, or the url of that frame, or what not, the querystring has
&agenthost=NCRD060
and that is great.

but if i click on edit, i get the permission denied. and if i look at the source, of the edit button, the agent host is
&agenthost=url_escape('NCRD060&'), 'editConfig'+t
and so the URL of my new pop up window is
&agenthost=NCRD060%26

but the agent host for the viewconfiguration javascript function is still ncrd060. i can tell it is adding the & because it wants to add more arguments, which i figure is 'editconfig'+t, but it doesn't add it, so it is stuck with an extra character and that is why i get permission denied (that server doesn't exist).

the odservers.cfg does not contain extra characters. all the servers in the list have this problem, but in the source code, it can view the config, but it can't edit the config.

I'd suggest taking all this information and opening a case with Interwoven Support with it. We can speculate at what might or might not be happening here, but it's their job to figure it out and communicate with Engineering if they can reproduce the problem in house.

Migrateduser

I just ran into this again on OD 7.3 on Linux. I've got a Support case open, but I found if I go into Servers > View Servers and rename the server I want to edit configurations on to start with 'aa_', it then sorts to the top of the list and I'm able to manage its configurations. Pretty strange.