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Access is denied error

speridian

Hi,

I'm using TeamSite 6.7.1 SP1, on Windows 2003 SP1.

I need to change the workflow instantiation form for the model that I've prepared using Workflow Modeler. So, when I run the iwmodeldct.bat command, I get an error which says Access is denied. Even when I try to open the .ipm file in an editor, I get the same error message.

When I checked the permissions on the virtual directory (Y:\), I could see only a single group "Everyone" with full access. Other than that, there is no user/group showing in the permissions list on Y:\. I installed TeamSite on the server using local admin account, still it doesn't show in the list of allowed users on the Y:\.

Is there a way to change the permissions on the virtual drive, so that my local admin (user/group) has full control?

Thanks,

Ajit

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Adam Stoller

Hi,

I'm using TeamSite 6.7.1 SP1, on Windows 2003 SP1.

I need to change the workflow instantiation form for the model that I've prepared using Workflow Modeler. So, when I run the iwmodeldct.bat command, I get an error which says Access is denied. Even when I try to open the .ipm file in an editor, I get the same error message.

When I checked the permissions on the virtual directory (Y:\), I could see only a single group "Everyone" with full access. Other than that, there is no user/group showing in the permissions list on Y:\. I installed TeamSite on the server using local admin account, still it doesn't show in the list of allowed users on the Y:\.

Is there a way to change the permissions on the virtual drive, so that my local admin (user/group) has full control?

Thanks,

Ajit

You can only change permissions on a branch, a workarea, or folders and files within a workarea - the other directories ("Y:\", "...\WORKAREA", "...\EDITION" are managed by Interwoven and cannot be changed.

In the case of WFM - have you verified that the user in question is in the workflow_admin (or something like that) role for the branches within the iwadmin store?

speridian

Hi,

Thanks for your reply.

You can only change permissions on a branch, a workarea, or folders and files within a workarea - the other directories ("Y:\", "...\WORKAREA", "...\EDITION" are managed by Interwoven and cannot be changed.

Understood. I got an article on support site as well, which states the same.

In the case of WFM - have you verified that the user in question is in the workflow_admin (or something like that) role for the branches within the iwadmin store?

Yes, previously the server admin had the role of WorkflowUser only. Now I've added the role of WorkflowAdmin for this user, and all the branches have inherited the change. Still, I can't open/edit the workflow model. I'm using WFM 1001.

Ajit