Look at log below and it appears that SOS is getting the users name wrong. The user name is kluurtsema. VSS truncates that to kluurtse however SOS is looking for a user kluurtsma and thus the user cannot logon.
Any ideas? - Nick
15/05/2007 16:12:59 - Waiting for a connection....secure = True
15/05/2007 16:12:59 - Waiting for a connection....secure = False
15/05/2007 16:13:58 - Connection accepted from 192.168.6.100:3787 on local address 192.82.121.13:3131, session id is 1.
15/05/2007 16:14:15 - 1: Exception during Login: Cannot find SS.INI file for user kluurtsema
15/05/2007 16:14:15 - 1: Cannot find SS.INI file for user kluurtsema
15/05/2007 16:14:30 - Connection accepted from 192.168.6.100:3793 on local address 192.82.121.13:3131, session id is 2.
15/05/2007 16:14:43 - 2: Exception during Login: Invalid DOS path: \\ps.local\pishurlok\uk\Management\VSS\users\kluurtsa\ss.ini
15/05/2007 16:14:43 - 2: Invalid DOS path: \\ps.local\pishurlok\uk\Management\VSS\users\kluurtsa\ss.ini
15/05/2007 16:16:34 - Connection accepted from 192.168.6.100:3871 on local address 192.82.121.13:3131, session id is 3.
15/05/2007 16:16:49 - 3: Exception during Login: User "kluurtsema" not found
15/05/2007 16:16:49 - 3: User "kluurtsema" not found
15/05/2007 16:17:36 - Connection accepted from 192.168.6.100:3899 on local address 192.82.121.13:3131, session id is 4.
15/05/2007 16:17:45 - 4: Exception during Login: User "kluurtsema" not found
15/05/2007 16:17:45 - 4: User "kluurtsema" not found
SOS gets user name wrong
Moderator: SourceGear
Check this path on the VSS machine. Does the kluurtsa directory exist? Or is the user directory called "kluurtsema"?\\ps.local\pishurlok\uk\Management\VSS\users\kluurtsa\ss.ini
Can the user login directly to VSS with no problems?
What language is the user using or what language of the operating system are you using on the Source Offsite Server or VSS machine? Is it English or something else?
Linda Bauer
SourceGear
Technical Support Manager
SourceGear
Technical Support Manager
See replies in line with your text : - Nick
Quote:
\\ps.local\pishurlok\uk\Management\VSS\users\kluurtsa\ss.ini
Check this path on the VSS machine. Does the kluurtsa directory exist? Or is the user directory called "kluurtsema"?
[color=blue][b]The directory is kluurtse\ss.ini since VSS truncates names longer than 8 characters.[/b][/color]
Can the user login directly to VSS with no problems?
YES
What language is the user using or what language of the operating system are you using on the Source Offsite Server or VSS machine? Is it English or something else?
ENGLISH
[b][/b]
Quote:
\\ps.local\pishurlok\uk\Management\VSS\users\kluurtsa\ss.ini
Check this path on the VSS machine. Does the kluurtsa directory exist? Or is the user directory called "kluurtsema"?
[color=blue][b]The directory is kluurtse\ss.ini since VSS truncates names longer than 8 characters.[/b][/color]
Can the user login directly to VSS with no problems?
YES
What language is the user using or what language of the operating system are you using on the Source Offsite Server or VSS machine? Is it English or something else?
ENGLISH
[b][/b]
I wasn't able to reproduce this. I created a user named kluurtsema, and VSS did create a user directory called kluurtse, but SOS was able to connect.
I'm using SOS 4.2 and the Microsoft Hotfix version of the VSS automation component.
What version of SOS are you using, and what version of the VSS automation component?
Here's how to find out:
http://support.sourcegear.com/viewtopic.php?t=1510
I'm using SOS 4.2 and the Microsoft Hotfix version of the VSS automation component.
What version of SOS are you using, and what version of the VSS automation component?
Here's how to find out:
http://support.sourcegear.com/viewtopic.php?t=1510
Linda Bauer
SourceGear
Technical Support Manager
SourceGear
Technical Support Manager