Do not have permissions to my folders

I just upgraded to mavericks and now all my folders are marked as no permissions.

Try this: open Disk Utility, select Macintosh HD on the left and use the Verify Disk button. If repair is needed, run Repair Disk and repeat until no errors are found. Then do the same for Permissions; Verify and Repair and repeat repair until there are no errors.

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Hi,
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We recently upgraded to Exchange 2010 SP3 and then SP3 Rollup7. Since the upgrade, we are keep getting the following error after entering our credentials on the login page. I've tried with every possible browser.
You do not have permissions to view this folder or page
Strangely enough, the mobile phones are sending and receiving emails just fine, the phones use the same OWA link, so it's not an authentication issue, the phones login into the UAG servers with no issues. I can see this on the Active Sessions screen
on Web Monitor.
I've attempted to connect to the OWA by bypassing the UAG server, so putting in the local OWA address of one of my Exchange servers, it works... so the OWA page is up and running.
No error logs get generated on Web Monitor when we receive the permission error, I think this is because it's past authentication, it's on the Exchange layer.
Any insight would be helpful? I'm assuming something changed on the Exchange side after the upgrade.
Just in case, I've upgraded the UAG and TMG servers to the latest SP and Rollup packets.
UAG > SP4
TMG > SP2 Rollup 5

I've found a solution; UAG requires Basic Authentication over OWA. For some reason Integrated Windows Authentication got turned on after the SP3 upgrade.
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee921443.aspx
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On a clean install of 2012 R2, I joined an existing domain and added the Essentials role. After that, I configured it which took about 5 minutes. At the end, it placed an icon on the desktop called "Dashboard". It will not allow
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Cannot open the Dashboard
You do not have permissions to open the dashboard. Please log on as a network administrator and try to open the dashboard again.
I am using a domain admin account. For laughs, I tried a couple accounts, but had no luck.
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Server Manager shows a green up arrow by Manageability for WSEE.
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Hi everyone!
I went in and tried all of your solutions, but none worked.
I have found the REAL solution to why this isn't working, and it should be corrected by Microsoft.
In the users profile, you can see the member of and primary group.
With my admin account, on Primary Group, I had "Domain Admins" as the group. It didn't work. I tried setting that to Enterprise Admins, and it worked and was able to get into dashboard. I set it back to Domain Admins, and it didn't work.
I set it as Domain Users, and it worked.
As long as you have the user in Domain Admins group, and primary group set to either "Domain Users" or "Enterprise Admins" -- it will always work. The account does NOT need to be in the Enterprise Admins group, just be sure to keep the
primary group on "Domain Users", and make sure it is in the "Domain Admins" group.
When the member above Lynn said they created a new account, it worked because ALL new user accounts are set to primary group of "Domain Users".
When the other user Brian Hoyt had to remove ALL administrator groups, it removed the primary role from "Domain Admins" to "Domain Users" which then worked. Then he added ALL admin groups (you do NOT need Enterprise Admins group) but
probably forgot to set the primary group, which is good and that is why it worked. When he copied the Admin account, the primary group always rolls over to the new account and is copied with it. When he removed all groups, he forgot to set back the primary
group.
When Robert Pearman tried, he probably had the primary group set to something other than "Domain Admins" as well.
You don't want a Domain Admin (primary group) configuring your server. You want a domain user in Admin group (such as an employee to reset passwords), OR the Enterprise Admin (primary group) to configure server applications, NOT a domain admin. So
I do see why Microsoft had this set the way it is.
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I do believe Microsoft should fix this issue, because it could be a bug, but also could be so that Domain Admins (primary group) can't screw applications that should be maintained and configured by Enterprise Admins (primary group).
I have made a video showing the problem was fixed, and this is the solution!
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Immediately after installing the QT 7.4 update, I have been unable to render (anything) in After Effects.
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(44::53)
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My work has come to a halt. How do I fix this?
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"Apple, please fix or offer some assistance on how to fix."
Apple does not read these postings. These are user to user forums whereas everyday folks post questions & offer help to each other.
"How do I fix this?"
Check out Klaus1 possible solution in the following thread:
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=1343184&tstart=0
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You really mean 7.3.1 right?
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You do not have permissions to open this file on Excel Services.

Hi all,
I am recieving this error:
I have setup a trusted location to the document library where the Excel spreadsheet resides, and I still recieved the error. I changed the location to the entire site and I still recieve the error. I am the Sharepoint Admin, so I have full
rights to all.
I am on SharePoint 2007.
I set the location as Http://sitename/document Library name
Location type = Windows SP Services
Checked trust Children
there are no extrernal connections so I took the defaults for all other options.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
TIA,
Joe

Hi,
I understand that when you try to open an excel file in browser, you received Access Denied error. You can check the excel service settings in Central Administration like this :
Open Central Administration -> go to Operations tab. Ensure that the Excel Service is running
Open Central Administration -> go to your configured Shared Service -> click Excel Service Settings. Set File Access Method: ensure that it is not using Impersonation, instead the Option Process Account should be enabled.
Open Central Administration -> go to your configured Shared Service -> click add new trusted file location.
field URL: here you can specify a report library or the whole portal
Location Type: should be Windows SharePoint Services
Children trusted: defines whether the children should also be trusted or only the defined path
For more information, please refer to this site:
MOSS Excel Services you do not have permissions to open this file:
http://developers.de/blogs/nadine_storandt/archive/2007/09/06/moss-excel-services-you-do-not-have-permissions-to-view-this-workbook.aspx
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Windows Server 2012 R2 Fax Service - Windows 7 Client "You do not have permissions to complete this operation. Contact your fax administrator for more assistance"

First I have tried all sorts of searches and and all I come up with is things related to Windows Server 2008.
1. I have Fax Service running on my 2012 R2 File and Print Server.
a. It can send faxes from the logged in domain user
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2. I have added the domain user I am using on the Windows 7 machine to the Accounts List in Fax Manager
3. I can not seem to find any logging saying that there is a security problem (Event Log, etc...)
Please point me in the correct direction as I need to have my staff use Print to Fax from our Practice Management Application.

Hi Shawn,
à
You do not have permissions to complete this operation. Contact your fax administrator for more assistance
From the error message, please check if share the Fax on the server. Meanwhile, please also check if assign
correct permissions in Security tab under Fax properties.
If any update, please feel free to let me know.
Hope this helps.
Best regards,
Justin Gu
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2. At least 2 domain groups that the Windows 7 user is in are in the Security Section, set to be able to fax. One othem can manage fax.

PPS Error in "IBIMonitoringAuthoring " You do not have permissions to create a data source in this document library.

Hi,
I am trying to use "IBIMonitoringAuthoring" in my local web site.
But i am getting error like "Server was unable to process request. ---> You do not have permissions to create a data source in this document library. Additional details have been logged for your administrator."
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I do not have permissions to trash files – tried everything

When I try to delete a .jpg in Adobe Bridge CS4 or in Finder, the former says I do not have permissions, the latter requires me to enter the admin password. In fact, trying to delete any file in Finder requires the admin password.
This started happening in Snow Leopard, and continues following my upgrade to Lion. Extremely annoying!
Tried and failed 1
Cmd-I (Get info) on my home drive and resetting permissions.
Tried and failed 2
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sudo chown your_user_name .Trash
Tried and failed 3
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On the top menu, click Utilities, then click Terminal.
Type resetpassword and press Enter.
Click on your main hard drive.
In the dropdown box under “Select the user account” make sure to select your username.
Underneath where it says “Reset Home Directory Permissions and ACLs”, click the Reset button.
Tried and failed 4
Upgrading to Lion.
Tried and failed 5
Going to make a cup of tea.
Tried and failed 6
Really hoping really hard.
Any ideas? I've invested two hours on this support forum so far, but can find nothing else to try.

Thanks for the suggestion Eric.
This fault appeared when I was running Snow Leopard, and the upgrade to Lion didn't fix it. May I ask what makes you think having another go at installing Lion would do it?
Saying that, I've found this article, Volume corruption may cause permissions problems in OS X, recommending I reformat the disk drive and then reinstall Lion. Sounds a bit drastic and onerous just to fix this little (albeit annoying) problem!
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Client does not have permissions to send as this sender

I have an Exchange 2013 setup. I have enable POP3/IMAP4. Most of users can send/receive message via POP3/IMAP4 from Outlook 2010/2007.one my account [email protected]
able to  receive message via POP3 but not able to send message . When this account send mail we got the following error:
Your message did not reach some or all of the intended recipients.
      Subject: report
      Sent: 10/10/2014 10:52 AM
The following recipient(s) cannot be reached:
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[email protected]
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Dipendra paudel
Dipendra Paudel

Hi Dipnedra
Please check wether the problematic account is in the
Protected Groups:
Title: AdminSDHolder, Protected Groups and SDPROP
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OIM 11.1.2.0.4
Connector: Microsoft Active Directory User Management 11.1.1.5.0
Action: revoke a provisioned AD account (logged in user is XELSYSADM member of SYSTEM ADMINISTRATIONS role)
Error message: IAM-2050243 : Orchestration process with id 5756, failed with error message IAM-4065011 : An error occurred in oracle.iam.provisioning.spi.DOBProvisioningMechanism/revoke(Account) while revoking account with id 1 for the user with key 43 and the cause of error is The logged in user does not have permissions to perform this operation..

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5.7.1 Client does not have permissions to send as this sender - NLB

Hi there- we have an application which sends out email notifications to a third party vendor. The vendor was previously using Exchange Server 2010 and they have recently migrated to Exchange Server 2013. They have also implemented NLB and have two Client
Access Servers configured.
Our application has been spitting out "SMTP 5.7.1 Client does not have permissions to send as this sender" errors ever since the vendor has implemented NLB. As our application uses the IP address of the Exchange Server, we have tried specifying
the IP address of both the Client Access Servers but that did not help. We then tried specifying the IP address of the NLB which did not make any difference either. The vendor has confirmed that anonymous relay has been enabled on the receive connectors of
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Ensure that an dedicated relay connector is created in new exchaneg 2013 server
assign the correct subnets and the ip address of the app server into the relay connector
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Specify the ip address of the mailbox server in your app server since the transport core services resides on mailbox server and cas server acts as stateless proxy
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We run a 2008r2 domain and mostly Win7 clients, but some are still XP. I need to apply some application settings in an admin template(user), and also need to push a regkey to HkeyCurrentUser for those users. I would like to use GPP for the
regkey, if possible, but the end-users do not have permissions to edit the registry on their computers. Is this something that would have to be scripted? or can I do this through group policy?
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Thanks,
Dan
Dan Heim

Even though users are not admins, some parts of the registry are open for editing. The easiest way to determine if thats the case, is to actually try changing the value when you're logged on to a client as non-admin.
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Participant 'weblogic' does not have permissions to execute the operation ?

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We have modelize our Business process, this process can start with
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The deployment of this process was ok.
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Grégoire.

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We have loads of roles related to processses that have since been undeployed.
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"You do not have permissions to create an Assigned Conference."

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I have dropdown on infopath form , and it receives data from sql server table , it works fine when i am running in preview mode , but when i am publishing form to sharepoint server and loading that form
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try this one, if not yet
Convert the data connection to UDC (store it in a Data Connection Library within the same site collection as the form library). See if this works without any other changes, but if not, then...
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For Type, use NTLM.
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