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  09/01/2014 10:25:16.0745: g_vdInterfaceLogger:.\libvix.cpp:1683 < INFO >: DISKLIB-LINK: 'san://snapshot-1968 [WAS-B-DS01] FTL-PROD-SOAHTP02/FTL-PROD-SOAHTP02.vmdk@MAL-VC01?vm-admin/XXX': cannot open (you don't have access rights to this file).

  09/01/2014 10:25:16.0745: g_vdInterfaceLogger:.\libvix.cpp:1683 < INFO >: DISKLIB-STRING: 'san://snapshot-1968 [WAS-B-DS01] FTL-PROD-SOAHTP02/FTL-PROD-SOAHTP02.vmdk@MAL-VC01?vm-admin/XXX': cannot open (you don't have access rights to this file).

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• You don't have access rights to this file

  Hello again everyone.

  I get an error using the example of application the VDDK (vix-disklib-sample).  I am using the SAN mode for the information on the disks, but I get this error message:

  Error: [vixDiskLibSample.cpp:599] d you don't have access rights to this file

  I am using the same machine that I used in my previous post: 1730997.  I will repeat them here:

  The command I used:

  LD_LIBRARY_PATH = / usr/lib/vmware-vix-disklib/lib64. / vix-disklib-sample - info.
  initex - /root/.vmware/vix-disklib.conf - libdir/usr/lib/vmware-vix-disklib.
  -mode 'san' - 'moref = vm-13141' vm - ssmoref ' snapshot-13314' \ '.
  -welcomed the vcenter.company.com - user "administrator@company" - password "xxxxxx".
  "[VM-devices] vMA/vMA - 000001.vmdk'."

  I checked using MoB that those are references to managed object appropriate for the virtual machine and the snapshot (see my previous post).

  This is the machine I use it on:

  Processor: 2 x Xeon of Intel (r) CPU 5150 @ 2 .66GHz
  Memory: 3924MB (3331 MB used)
  Operating system: Ubuntu LTS 10.04.2

  Kernel: Linux 2.6.38.2 - candela (x86_64)
  Compiled: #1 SMP kills Mar 29 16:52:38 CDT 2011
  C Library: Library GNU C version 2.11.1 (stable)
  Default C compiler: compiler GNU C version 4.4.3 (Ubuntu 4.4.3 - 4ubuntu5)

  Version VDDK: VMware-vix-disklib - 1.2.1 - 323406.x86_64.tar.gz

  Think otherwise says may be something to do with the SAN mode, I ran vmware-mount to check that I could actually mount the drive in question.  I managed to mount the drive with the following command:

  LD_LIBRARY_PATH = / usr/lib/vmware-vix-disklib/lib64 vmware-mount.
  v 'KS-PROD-data center/vm/vMA' h vcenter.company.com u 'administrator@company '.
  F /root/.password f ' [VM-devices] vMA/vMA - 000001.vmdk "/ mnt/test /.

  Anyone has any ideas of what this could be?  The error is a little vague...

  I've also attached the log output

  One thing you should be aware of: you will not be able to access a drive that is currently in use by the virtual machine.  If you have created a snapshot on a virtual computer running, you'll be able to get access to the base vmdk, but not for the instant vmdk.  This is because the instant vmdk - is in use, but the base is not the disc.

• vmrun deleteFileInGuest translates by "error: you do not have access rights to this file.

  Hello

  I have Workstation 7.1.2 build 301548, host VMW is Win7 64 bit and comments is Win7 64-bit.

  I tried using vmrun deleteFileInGuest command to delete a file read-only in the comments and get "error: you don't have access rights to this file", however, I was manully able to remove this file from the client. If I uncheck the 'Read only' property of the file, then I can remove it from the host.

  As I need to delete the file as part of my automation script, I was wondering if there is any work around?

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  FWIW, I've played around with this for a bit and in the end the only way I could delete the target file's read-only attribute was actually write a program (rmroa.exe) that precisely does that.  Basically the program does that attrib r shell and pass the target of the file to remove the attribute of as an argument to the program.

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  In other words enforcement rmroa.exe in this way called attrib.exe r "c:\test\program\test.ini" including the read attribute only to rid of this file.

  As a test I have scripted the whole process of copy rmroa.exe from host to host and then executed it, removed the test.ini and then delete the rmroa.exe file.  Sometimes it takes just a little more to get the job done.

• level of data access rights

  Hello
  
  In your opinion, what is the best way to implement data access level rights?
  
  Before I used VPD to database 11g. Now, we decided to keep the aggregations in the cube OLAP (AWM 11 g) and I'm looking for the best solution limiting the user access rights to members of special dimension to different levels. For example, we must leave Office Manager to see only its data from team members (and do it dynamically, without having to grant the role of severl hundreds of managers separately), or let product manager see only 3 categories of products.
  
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  There are two mechanisms available to control that can see the data by user: cube or dimension according to the strategies of security and private virtual database (DPV). Each have their own forces. Many organizations use a combination of the two.

  Cube security policies allow you to grant access (SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE) to a database user or role. You describe what dimension members a user has access. For example, Europe and all descendants. If the security policy is applied to a dimension, that policy is applied on all cubes that use the dimension. If cube security if applied in the context of a policy, the policy is limited to this cube.

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  * Are 'hermetic', because they apply to all access methods (SQL querying the views of dimension and cube, SQL, OLAP_TABLE and CUBE_TABLE, OLAP DML, PL/SQL, queries etc.).
  * Are convenient. Apply a policy to a single dimension, and it applies to all cubes. It is very easy to express security policies by selecting the members or the use of hierarchical expressions in Analytic Workspace Manager.
  * Are limited to users and roles, so the applicability may be limited to certain use cases.

  Virtual private database policies are applied to views of dimension, hierarchy and cube. These views using OLAP is not different from any other table or view.

  MEV:

  * Applies only to the objects on which you apply a policy (for example, dimension, hierarchy, and cube views). If you need to make the hermetic policy, you should stop other access methods. For example, revoke execute on DBMS_AW, etc.
  * May take a bit more work to set up, but they offer some additional flexibility because you set the policy with PL/SQL. That's all what you can invent.
  * Can be applied beyond the users and roles.

  The key is that both are quite useful. Learn more about the two and use the feature that best matches your request.

• need help to set the access rights of a vmware server 2.0.1 on vmware image

  Hello!

  I have a vmware (running ubuntu server 9.04) image that was created with a vmware server installation varsion 1.0.9. now I decided to upgrade to the host, which means that the host totally changed: new equipment, new OS, new vmware-server-version: 2.0.1

  My problem atm is, I may not know, what would be the appropriate access rights (chown/chmod) for this vmware image. during the installation of vmware server 2.0.1 I was asked to specify some 'administrative user' where I took the an im working with Linux itself (lets call it "user").

  so, when I copied the old vmware image in the data store (/ var/lib/vmware/VirtualMachines for me), chown-ed the folder including all files init by A, setting chmod to something like 600, the console vmware (web surface) told me that there were several problems with the image and couln can't be started etc. etc. etc...

  I played with several rights to the image and the only thing that seemed to help was setting the folder and all files included in 'root' with the command chmod chown '777'... not what I would call 'secured '.

  so: how to set the access rights for the virtual machines? I want that they have only minimal rights as possible and especially nothing like root: 777...

  My static VM files, as in those who are not dynamically created when the virtual machine starts, are the property of root, root of group with permissions of 711. Root is the user that I have chosen as the admin user when you run vmware - config.pl. My users do not have direct access to this server, so I'm not too worried about the permissions. You can give different rights for different users to different virtual machines, creating roles and their allocation to users/groups. On that, the details are in Chapter 10 of the user guide - http://www.vmware.com/pdf/vmserver2.pdf.

  Guy Leech

  VMware vExpert 2009

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• Error "you don't have the appropriate access rights to perform this task.

  Hi gurus,
  
  
  I'm under Hyperion Smart View for Office version 9.3.1.0.247 on Excel 2007.
  
  I encountered error "You don't have the appropriate access rights to perform this task" during its connection. I can't do other work after that.
  
  The mysterious thing is that when I tried to create another user with the same access rights, I do not encounter this error at all.
  
  Furthermore, when I tried to connect with another user who does not have this error, disconnects and immediately after, I me re - connect under the id problem with the same error disappears. (However, it reappears after a start of expenses excel place and first login with id problem)
  
  Personally, I don't think its an issue access rights but more like a bug somewhere. Anyone encountered such a problem before?
  
  To share your experience on what could be the problem and how to solve it.
  
  Thanks in advance.
  
  
  Rgds,
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  If you [none] in one of the dimensions, assign read access to members [NONE]. For example, if you have a member called [none] in the entity, you would have to give read access to the [none] member of the entity.

  HTH-
  Jasmine.