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  • 1.  Webdav-Tamino security interface

    Posted Wed May 04, 2005 02:37 PM

    I have Tamino authentication on “Tamino” and get an access error when accessing the Webdavserver. This occurs after I block the ino:security collection for all non authenticated users.

    The normal users are member of a User group with an ACL that has ‘full’ rights on ino:security.
    When I assign an ACL to the user group with my database name with ‘no’ permission for ino:security , then the webdav server gives a ServiceInitializationFailedException when accessing the configured stores.

    The ServiceInitializationFailedException.xml reads:

    Service DescriptorsStore initialization failed :
    Authorization failed. Invalid userId and password!

    How can I block access to ino:security for non-athenticated users, and, at the same time, use my WebDAV server.

    Any help on this behaviour would be appreciated.

    Kees

    My configuration is:
    Tamino 4.2.1.1
    Tamino Webdavserver 4.2.2.9
    Win XP -professional


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  • 2.  RE: Webdav-Tamino security interface

    Posted Wed May 11, 2005 09:28 AM

    Hello Kees,

    are you sure that the TWS is accessing Tamino with a user which has access to the required collections? In the urm_config.xml and Domain.xml configuration files you can define which users to use when accessing Tamino.

    In urm_config.xml check that you set the attributes “databaseAccount” and “databasePassword”.

    In Domain.xml you need to set the attributes “xdavAdminUser” and “xdavAdminPwd”.

    regards,
    Heiko Weber


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    #Tamino
    #webMethods


  • 3.  RE: Webdav-Tamino security interface

    Posted Thu May 12, 2005 03:07 PM

    Dear Heiko,

    Thanks for your reply.

    I am quite sure that the user accessing Tamino has all rights to the required collection.

    I configured Tamino as listed below. Somehow tamino did add the user "


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