Error accessing domain database for selected domain
when attempting to install the groupwise gateway for microsoft exchange 7.02, i receive the following error:
error accessing domain database for selected domain. invalid or non-existant domain database.
the existing gw80 environment consists of a few sles 10 servers (mta, po, gwia, webacc) with edirectory 8.8 sp2, and an external bind dns. i've built a gateway system with the following components:
ws03sp2
ex2k3sp2
novell client 4.91sp5
c1 1.3.6h
edir88sp3
gw801 mta
can anybody share tips for getting the gateway to see the domain database? are there installation logs i can check? are there any srv records that i need to verify are manually created in the bind dns? will i need microsoft's exchange connector for novell groupwise?
Hi
I am having the same issue with GW6.5 Exch2003 both running on Win2003 server.
Do you have a solution? If so please update this thread.
Thanks
Jason
Originally Posted by csp122
when attempting to install the groupwise gateway for microsoft exchange 7.02, i receive the following error:
error accessing domain database for selected domain. invalid or non-existant domain database.
the existing gw80 environment consists of a few sles 10 servers (mta, po, gwia, webacc) with edirectory 8.8 sp2, and an external bind dns. i've built a gateway system with the following components:
ws03sp2
ex2k3sp2
novell client 4.91sp5
c1 1.3.6h
edir88sp3
gw801 mta
can anybody share tips for getting the gateway to see the domain database? are there installation logs i can check? are there any srv records that i need to verify are manually created in the bind dns? will i need microsoft's exchange connector for novell groupwise?
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There's already another discussion thread about this at the link below, but the problem was never actually resolved. http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=2343014&tstart=0&messageID=116 67261#11667261
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⌥-click Aperture (not the library)
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There was an error opening the database for the library "~/Pictures/Apertur
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To repair or rebuild your Aperture library
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Warning-There was an error opening the database for the library “~/Pictures/Aperture Library.aplibrary”.
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There was an error opening the database for the library “/Volumes/Aperture Master/Unknown/Aperture Pictures/Aperture Library.aplibrary”.
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There was an error opening the database for the library “/Users/madis13/Pictures/Nikon Transfer3/Aperture Library.aplibrary”.
What to do when it comes to such a notice?
If I want to open the aperture program, followed by a message, and the only option is to quit, but the program is not avanegichose import library.
That might be the problem.
If you want to import an image file in to an Aperture Library, you use the command
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