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User Execute TI Process
Posted: Wed Mar 04, 2009 2:51 pm
by dbonser
Our users are getting an error message "Client does not have Admin Rights" - when they attempting to run a TI process. This has only just occured - previously they were able to execute - something has changed in our environment - we have hunted high and low - any ideas ? - we have checked process security settings. We are operating in a Citrix environment.
thanks
Re: User Execute TI Process
Posted: Wed Mar 04, 2009 4:04 pm
by Steve Rowe
Not sure,
Does the message come up in a pop up or is it in the msg log?
I'm assuming you have ruled out the following.
-Client or server side software upgrade?
-User double clicking and opening rather than right click and execute?
-Changes to security
-Removal of Perspective licence in the Citrex environment.
What happens if you give the user admin rights?
Cheers,
Re: User Execute TI Process
Posted: Wed Mar 04, 2009 4:36 pm
by dbonser
Steve
thanks for the reply
the message comes up as a TM1 pop up error message !!
I do not beleive that there has been a client or server side upgrade
We are creating a user and giving rights to the process - as a user we get the error when we make them admin they can execute ok !!
We have noticed in the message log a number of SSL 5 errors
We the administrators have not made any changes but our tech colleagues may have made changes but it is difficult to know where to look.
thanks again
Re: User Execute TI Process
Posted: Wed Mar 04, 2009 4:43 pm
by Steve Rowe
I gotta be honest I've not encountered this message before. The SSL thing comes up a lot in my message log but I don't think it has any impact.
I know the tech guys speak a different laguage but have you asked them if they made any changes
Maybe someone on 9.1 can help.
Re: User Execute TI Process
Posted: Thu Mar 05, 2009 4:10 pm
by dbonser

Steve spent time with users and the issue was the double click rather than the right click run - thanks for your input
David
Re: User Execute TI Process
Posted: Thu Mar 05, 2009 8:56 pm
by Steve Rowe
That bit of the interface is a bit counter intuitive but I guess it also stops people executing them by accident.