Connection to system REPOSITORY using application REPOSITORY lost. Detailed

Connection to system REPOSITORY using application REPOSITORY lost. Detailed information: Error accessing "http://ECC:50000/rep/query/int?container=any" with user "PIDIRUSER". Response code is 401, response message is "Unauthorized"

This problem occurs when user is locked. Unlock yhe user in su01.
unable to access repository / SLD
See this guide may help you.
https://www.dw.dhhs.state.nc.us/wi/OnlineGuides/EN/ErrorsEN.pdf
Rewards if helpful.
BR,
Alok

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we have generated a transport from DEV PI to QAS PI.
This transport contains one namespace and several objects like mappings, etc.
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Hi There,
One of the reason for the error attempt to read object from Application REPOSITORY on system REPOSITORY failed can be due to the fact the PI system is trying to read the respository objects from the DEV environment still, instead from the QA ennvironment.
1. Check the host name for the QA system for repository and directory in Exchange profile,
2. Also check the host name for the QA system that was maintained in the SOA MANAGER setting in the NWA. This might point to the Dev system still. ( IN case you are using WS adapters in your scenarios )
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Hello guys,
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I had an idea that it could be because of the Serverlet Engine User, which is set up due to documentation, but is only a local user not a domain user. I don't know to which extent this user is important for FS Mount Service. I thought, that for connecting to a remote share, there is only important the user and password set up in Network Path settings in CM.
Changing the user on which is EP running is quite a difficult step due to our security policies and so on. So I would rather not experiment with this until I try all the other possibilities.
Could you, please, give me some advice?

Hi Jiri,
have you used double forward slashes in your network path? Please try: //10.80.1.55/Test_portal
You can also test from the portal machine that you can mount the drive via command shell:
"net use t:
10.80.1.55\Test_portal /user:DOMAIN\USER"
(make sure you specify the user with domain)
Hope this helps,
Robert

Create a file system repository

Hi all,
when I create a file system repository in the following solution:
System Administration → System Configuration→Knowledge Management→Content Management→Repository Managers → File System Repository
There I input the name and the URL which is available on the server.
Then I go to Content Administration → KM Content to check the content of the repository I have created , I can find the folder in the first level directory, but why I can't find the text file I create under the second level .
such as: URL C:/kmtest
        on the server   C:/kmtest/1
                             C:/kmtest/1/1.text
(I can see the folder 1, but when I click this fodler on the portal , I can see nothing.)
When I use System Administration → Monitoring → Knowledge
Management → Component Monitor to check the status of the repository , I find it was not in green light .
Then what is the reason ? Thank you if you can help me !

Check permissions of that folder give full permissions.
Create a File System Repository
You map a network drive from the Portal server and create the file repository in the Portal.
Procedure
To map a network drive from the portal server
1.     Log on to the Windows Server of the Portal.
2.     From the Microsoft Windows Start menu, open Windows Explorer.
3.     Choose Tools  Map Network Drive.
4.     Specify the drive letter for the connection (say V :).
5.     In Folder, enter the path of the shared folder, (
kmtest)and choose Finish.
Create the File Repository in the Portal
1.     Choose System Administration  System Configuration  Knowledge Management  Content Management  Repository Managers  File System Repository.
2.     Choose New.
3.     Enter a prefix that describes your folder.
4.     Enter the value of the drive letter you mapped previously with a forward slash.(/kmtest)
5.     (optional) Select the checkboxes for layout and properties from Repository Services.
6.     Choose OK.

File System repository error in component monitor

Hi,
I created a file system repository in our portal server which will connect to windows file system and display the folder structure.
I created a File system repository manager with the following properties mentioned below
Prefix (must start with /): /FMICDelaers
Lookup mode: caseless
Root Directory:
fendercorp\FMICDelaers
Repository Services:
Property Search Manager:
Security Manager: W2kSecurityManager
ACL Manager Cache:ca_rsrc_acl
Windows Landscape System: B2B_Windows
I have given full acees to everyone for FMICDealers folder on fendercorp server.
We have created a networkpath called B2B_windows as mentioned below
jCIFS Protocol: yes
Description:
Network Path:
fendercorp\FMICDelaers
Password:xxxxx
User: insidefender\ssayneni
When i am checking the repository in component monitor i am getting the below error
Startup Error: The localroot does not exist: /usr/sap/EPD/JC61/j2ee/cluster/server0/
fendercorp\FMICDealers
Thanks
Sushanth

Hi
A general recommendation would be to use small letters in all ID's regardring network drives, repositories etc. See https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/002fb447-d670-2910-67a5-bfbbf0bb287d for advice on how to optimize performance of KM.
Other than that, you could check the documentation mentioned here:
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/message?messageID=6398301#6398301
It seems as the root directory in your File System Repository Manager is not defined correctly. It should be forward slash instead of backslash.
Go through the settings again and see if the startup error changes or disappears. The startup error indecated that it is a configuration error.
Best regards,
Martin Søgaard

Query on File System Repository..Please guide

Hello All,
I have successfully created the File System Repository, connecting a folder on my windows 2000 machine to an EP (Netweaver 2004s) KM, following the steps like:
1. Creation of Windows System
2. Network Path since the server and my machine are seperate systems
3. Creation of the File System Repository.
You may refer to the above steps in detail using <a href="http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw2004s/helpdata/en/e3/92322ab24e11d5993800508b6b8b11/frameset.htm">link</a>
Question:
1. After the successful creation, I deleted the Windows system created, but the File System Repository was still working all fine. Why so? Shouldn't this throw me an exception?
2. While creation of the Windows System, I entered the ID and Desription.
In the Network Paths, I entered the folder's name (folder which is on my machine/which is to mapped) & my machine's username + password.
Then how does the system/server know which windows system is to be mapped for the netwrok path?
In other words, what is the mapping betweeen the Network path & Windows system?
3. If you access the above link, there is a step of creating a System in the Portal System Landscape. What is the need to do this? Can you please explain......
Why create a PCD System object, System Alias, etc....
Would appreciate if you please help me understand this concept.....
Awaiting REply.
Thanks & Warm Regards,
Ritu

Hello All,
Please guide me.
Awaiting Reply.
Thanks & Warm Regards,
Ritu

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