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VM: "java.lang.Exception: Unknown Exception" when updating the access control database or accessing the project database
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VM : "java.lang.Exception: Unknown Exception" when updating the access control database or accessing the project database
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Version Manager could not open the access control database, "ACDB Path". Please contact your PVCS administrator for further assistance.
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When not using a File Server and using a web client , make sure the ACDB path is accessible by the process running the VM Web Application Server. In addition, if the server is running as an Windows Service, the path may not
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Tracker 5 has three parts: a database, an application, and three interfaces. The database contains the data Tracker manages and displays to the user. The Tracker application manages the users’ access to the data such as queries, submission of new Change R
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Attach/View files VM module associations Installing Tracker I-NET
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VM: Error: pvcs.exception.PvcsSecurityException: No Access
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This error occurs when a subproject has its own Access Control Database (ACDB) file, and the credentials provided by the user do not match the contents of the ACDB file combined with the login source. Additional reason why this error may occur:
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Problem: User gets "unable to access project database. You may not have database permissions, or the database is missing" error connecting to a Tracker project on Oracle.
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INTERNAL USE ONLY -- PLEASE SEE A SENIOR TRACKER MEMBER FOR DISTRIBUTION INSTRUCTIONS
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VM: Check in: 'Could not access the file, <archive>, because you do not have the appropriate privileges.'
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Check in: 'Could not access the file, <archive>, because you do not have the appropriate privileges.' Verify user's privileges in the Access Control Database . -----------------------------------
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VM: What is the meaning of the error "VmEntityValidateListener: addAnswerToCache=true, exception=No Access"
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Examples: The CFG file changes the Access Control Database to one in which the user is not listed. The CFG file changes the Access Control Database to one in which the user has a different password.
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PVCS VM: You cannot access this project because the LDAP User DN or Password is incorrect, or the Server cannot be reached as specified.
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could also be related to the LDAP configuration problems, though it is also shown if said user is simply missing from the Access control Database .
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After upgrading to VM 8.4.6.0 Combo Hotfix 1 or VM 8.5.0.0, Version Manager can no longer access archives in paths containing a subdirectory named ROOT
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You can get similar error messages trying to access a Configuration File or Access Control Database that is located in a path containing a subdirectory named "ROOT".
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How To: #523 Updating Access DB from command line when Access DB is created with GUI
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Before a makedb is run on the text file the PRIVILEGES section needs to be move to the beginning of the file. Failure to do this will result in strange behavior or in worst case not allow any VM users to access projects or archives.
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