[closed] Login issue - Invalid path to authentication servlet.: /
The question has been closed for the following reason: "The question is answered, right answer was accepted" by rschoon Jun 14 '18, 2:29 a.m.
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Here's a technote that references the error
Also depending on the url you are accessing you can get that error if the user is not in the JazzAdmins group.
For example I can repro a similar error using this URL https://<server>:9444/jts/auth/authrequired when I attempt to log in as a user that isn't in the JazzAdmins group.
If that does not help can you provide more information on the URL and version of RTC?
Also depending on the url you are accessing you can get that error if the user is not in the JazzAdmins group.
For example I can repro a similar error using this URL https://<server>:9444/jts/auth/authrequired when I attempt to log in as a user that isn't in the JazzAdmins group.
If that does not help can you provide more information on the URL and version of RTC?
There was a small change in the LDAP setting and hence the problem was. Everything is sorted out now. Thanks for taking time to reply to my messages!
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That is a group membership issue. You should make sure the user did not get removed from the JazzAdmin group at some point.
If you are using tomcat see this post
https://jazz.net/forum/questions/82144/http-status-403-access-to-the-requested-resource-has-been-denied
If you are using LDAP you will probably need to talk to your LDAP admin to verify.
If you are using tomcat see this post
https://jazz.net/forum/questions/82144/http-status-403-access-to-the-requested-resource-has-been-denied
If you are using LDAP you will probably need to talk to your LDAP admin to verify.
Does this part of the error mean anything to you?
<object data="http://<server>/flash/getAds.swf?1" height="1" id="getAdsFl" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="1"> </object>
I'm wondering if your client has a Virus of some sort.
Can you try from another client and see what happens?
It might be time to call support so we can collect the various logs and such.
<object data="http://<server>/flash/getAds.swf?1" height="1" id="getAdsFl" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="1"> </object>
I'm wondering if your client has a Virus of some sort.
Can you try from another client and see what happens?
It might be time to call support so we can collect the various logs and such.