Not Authorized to access JAzz Team Server Setup
I am trying to reinstall RTC/3.0 on AIX 5.3 . I installed it, and then uninstalled it using the InstallationManager. Then I deleted the /opt/IBM/JazzServer directory. Then ran the launchpad.sh and reinstalled.
When I start the server and then go to the setup page and try to login with ADMIN/ADMIN it says that the ADMIN is is not Authorized to access the Jazz Team Server Setup.
I assume I missed something in the un-install
Thanks
Chris
When I start the server and then go to the setup page and try to login with ADMIN/ADMIN it says that the ADMIN is is not Authorized to access the Jazz Team Server Setup.
I assume I missed something in the un-install
Thanks
Chris
9 answers
Hi Chris,
this is strange everything should be gone the way you cleaned up - if you are using Tomcat. Do you use Tomcat? Which URL did you use for the setup page? Can I assume you have used https://......./jts/setup?
Ralph
this is strange everything should be gone the way you cleaned up - if you are using Tomcat. Do you use Tomcat? Which URL did you use for the setup page? Can I assume you have used https://......./jts/setup?
Ralph
I am trying to reinstall RTC/3.0 on AIX 5.3 . I installed it, and then uninstalled it using the InstallationManager. Then I deleted the /opt/IBM/JazzServer directory. Then ran the launchpad.sh and reinstalled.
When I start the server and then go to the setup page and try to login with ADMIN/ADMIN it says that the ADMIN is is not Authorized to access the Jazz Team Server Setup.
I assume I missed something in the un-install
Thanks
Chris
Sean,
even if, after deleting the teamserver.properties that should not matter, should it?
The only place it could remain would be in the database. If that is reused and the info is also stored there, which I doubt, that could make a difference.
Other option I can think of is when using WebSphere. Then deleting the RTC Installation Folder might not make a difference.
Just my thoughts,
Ralph
even if, after deleting the teamserver.properties that should not matter, should it?
The only place it could remain would be in the database. If that is reused and the info is also stored there, which I doubt, that could make a difference.
Other option I can think of is when using WebSphere. Then deleting the RTC Installation Folder might not make a difference.
Just my thoughts,
Ralph
Chris,
Did you complete the setup the first time and check the "disable ADMIN user" check box?
-Sean
FYI, "disable ADMIN" causes the tomcat/conf/tomcat-users.xml file to be modified, so if for some reason you didn't get back the original version of that file when you reinstalled (or you replaced it with your previous version after the reinstall), then ADMIN will still be disabled.
Hi John,
many thanks for the clarification that is helpful.
The reason is, I was under the impression in 2.x the file /conf/jazz/teamserver.properties was affected by deletion of some propertry ......allow.admin.access=true. I didn't figure the tomcat-users was affected.
Thanks,
Ralph
many thanks for the clarification that is helpful.
The reason is, I was under the impression in 2.x the file /conf/jazz/teamserver.properties was affected by deletion of some propertry ......allow.admin.access=true. I didn't figure the tomcat-users was affected.
Thanks,
Ralph
FYI, "disable ADMIN" causes the tomcat/conf/tomcat-users.xml file to be modified, so if for some reason you didn't get back the original version of that file when you reinstalled (or you replaced it with your previous version after the reinstall), then ADMIN will still be disabled.
Hi,
please search http://jazz.net/library/ for LDAP. There are some documents. The help should also contain information.
Thanks,
Ralph
please search http://jazz.net/library/ for LDAP. There are some documents. The help should also contain information.
Thanks,
Ralph
Have you have an example that describes how configure RTC 3.0 with LDAP..
Tnks.