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Main branch owner

SethHickel

I am working to make sure my dev and prod environment are similar. I found the owner of the main branch to be "S-1-5-21-604522080-3026787928-1339556794-1006" on the dev server and to be "Everyone" in production.

First - who/what the heck is "S-1-5-21-604522080-3026787928-1339556794-1006?"

Second - How does "Everyone" get displayed as the owner of a branch when you can't find that entitiy as a user or group?

Third - If I just type "Everyone" into the owner box in dev what possible affect will that have?

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SethHickel

FYI: from the [iwserver] section of iw.cfg
main_owner=TS Admin
main_group=TS-Admins

This is the same entry on both my dev and prod server.

Adam Stoller

I am working to make sure my dev and prod environment are similar. I found the owner of the main branch to be "S-1-5-21-604522080-3026787928-1339556794-1006" on the dev server and to be "Everyone" in production.

First - who/what the heck is "S-1-5-21-604522080-3026787928-1339556794-1006?"

Second - How does "Everyone" get displayed as the owner of a branch when you can't find that entitiy as a user or group?

Third - If I just type "Everyone" into the owner box in dev what possible affect will that have?

Migrateduser

The answer to #1 is that it's a Windows SID. Whoever was previously the owner has apparently had their account deleted (or the store was moved over from a different box).

#2 - Everyone is a special windows built in group that means, well, everyone.

You should be able to google for more details on the Windows builtins.

You may wish to check the values for main_owner and main_group in your iw.cfg file. Refer to the admin guide for more details.

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Adam Stoller

FYI: from the [iwserver] section of iw.cfg
main_owner=TS Admin
main_group=TS-Admins

This is the same entry on both my dev and prod server.

Neither of those entries appears to have a DOMAIN in front of it, and having a space in an username is usually pretty bad too (IMO at least).

Those should probably be either SERVERNAME\TSAdmin or DOMAIN\TSAdmin and the same for the group setting.

SethHickel

Thanks.

I'm exceptionally apprehensive about changing the owner of main in production. My concern is the muck-up that may occur with sub-branches. We have an upgrade planned - that may be the time to address the ownership of main.

Any reassuring words about changing this ownership in production?

Use iwidmap to remap it to someone you're willing to let it be (remember to deactivate-reactive the store in order for the change to take effect)

Are you saying remap the id "S-1-5-21-604522080-3026787928-1339556794-1006" to someone like ts-admin or myself?

SethHickel

Would it make any difference if I simply changed the owner by assigning another owner via the interface - from the Branch Properties display? Or is there a reason why I should retain the SID ID and reassign using iwidmap?

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nipper

Would it make any difference if I simply changed the owner by assigning another owner via the interface - from the Branch Properties display? Or is there a reason why I should retain the SID ID and reassign using iwidmap?

Because it is highly unlikely that this is the only object owned by the mysterious S-1-5-whatever.

So unless you want to keep changing ownership of everything you find to you, use iwidmap. And also some objects cannot simply be chown'ed

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SethHickel

Well - this is frustrating:


\Interwoven\TeamSite\bin>iwstoreadm -l
Name       Store Directory               ID         Comment
----       ---------------               --         -------
default    F:\iw-store\default           0x64
iwadmin    F:\iw-store\iwadmin           0x65

\Interwoven\TeamSite\bin>iwstoreadm -d F:\iw-store\default
Unable to locate store F:\iw-store\default

Any thoughts about why iwstroreadm can't find my store after it reports it as one of the active stores?

Bhupesh

Hi,
I am sending a text file which i used for content migration.I think the information given in that file might be useful to you.
If u can access ContentCenter Professional(CCPro) UI , u can find your content store and freeze it before doing any changes.

Bhupesh Jaiswal,
TS 6.7.1 SP1,
OD 6.2.0,
Win 2003 XP2

nipper

Well - this is frustrating:


\Interwoven\TeamSite\bin>iwstoreadm -l
Name       Store Directory               ID         Comment
----       ---------------               --         -------
default    F:\iw-store\default           0x64
iwadmin    F:\iw-store\iwadmin           0x65

\Interwoven\TeamSite\bin>iwstoreadm -d F:\iw-store\default
Unable to locate store F:\iw-store\default

Any thoughts about why iwstroreadm can't find my store after it reports it as one of the active stores?

try iwstoreadm -d default

Rick Poulin

Misread the post. Nullifying response. Don't know how to delete my reply, or if I even can.

SethHickel

I am sending a text file which i used for content migration

Thank you Bhupesh and others.

Seth