| Title: | Welcome to Conferencing for Windows and Macintosh |
| Notice: | see note 4.16 for latest External Field Test kit information |
| Moderator: | couldb.ilo.dec.com::imslow::emchale |
| Created: | Mon Sep 19 1994 |
| Last Modified: | Tue May 20 1997 |
| Last Successful Update: | Fri Jun 06 1997 |
| Number of topics: | 185 |
| Total number of notes: | 652 |
Hi, I'm having a problem accessing my notebook from Teamlinks Conferencing.
I'm getting the usual:
"Error accessing Remote Notebook. Continuing with local Notebook"
On this occasion I do not believe the problem to be any of the resons already
mentioned in here. I think it is a problem specifically with my notebook.
The reason I say this is because I can copy anybody elses notebook into my
directory on the VAX or create a new one and it works perfectly. Copy my own
back and it fails again.
I have tried this with my notebook on different servers and accessing from
different PCs but always with the above results.
I have converted the file using an FDL but cannot make any progress.
One other thing to mention is that as well as getting the above error message,
if I look in Options/Error Report it says:
"-NOTES-E-NOTMEMBER, you are not a member of this conference".
This is confusing because I haven't tried to open a conference at this point!
If I try to copy my remote notebook to local I get no error messages on screen
but looking in Error Report gives me the same message.
I can provide access to my notebook if required.
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Brian
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| 179.1 | file protection problem | couldb.ilo.dec.com::imslow::emchale | Wed Feb 19 1997 10:37 | 19 | |
Hi Brian, This is probably due to the protection of your notebook. The Conferencing release notes state that: >>>B) You must allow network access to the Notebook File by >>> removing the protection from the file and the directory, or >>> by specifying an ACL (Access Control List) for the file and >>> directory. >>> For example, the ACL Command (issued on the OpenVMS system): >>> SET FILE/ACL=(ID=NOTES$SERVER,ACCESS=READ+WRITE) NOTES$NOTEBOOK.NOTE >>> SET FILE/ACL=(ID=NOTES$SERVER,ACCESS=READ) directory_name >>> where "directory_name" is the directory containing NOTES$NOTEBOOK.NOTE. Regards /Elaine | |||||
| 179.2 | BRSDVP::CLEVELAND | L'Escargot dans Bruxelles | Wed Feb 19 1997 13:28 | 13 | |
Elaine,
Nope, already gone through that lot. When I have copied other users
notebooks into my directory and given the same protection as mine, they
work, mine doesn't. I've tried both using ACLs and just setting it so
that there is full access to everyone.
You're more than welcome to copy my notebook if you want to try it out.
Anything else I can look at?
Brian
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| 179.3 | fixed - thanks | BACHUS::DBC023::brsdvp::cleveland | L'Escargot dans Bruxelles | Thu Feb 20 1997 15:32 | 13 |
Many thanks to Elaine who pointed out that my notebook was set to be members only!! I'm not sure whats more stupid, not spotting it or not even knowing that you can set a notebook to be members only, oops! I'm now happily writing this reply from Teamlinks Conferencing. Thanks Elaine. Brian "L'Escargot" | |||||