I don't have permission to setup iCloudSetup.exe" on this server.

How do I get permission to do this?

I was able to download Version 2.12, but not 3.0. Don't know what is going on here. It's like 3.0 is being set up on the web, but is not actually available.

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I have recreated the SSL certificate.
I have stopped and restarted the Daemon service. No help.
I have attached a screenshot of the services running on the server.

I had the same issue, here's what TAC had me do, and calling the perl environment specifily for the configssl.pl scripts
Log into console as a local administrator and run this command
...\CSCOpx\setup\support\resetcasuser
Set the password manually (think its option 2 from the menu)
Now perform this procedure:
1) Stop LMS application
> net stop crmdmgtd
2) remove server.* under NMSROOT\MDC\Apache\conf\ssl
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that is mandatory is the Hostname which should match what you use to log
into the server (http://:1741).
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NMSROOT\bin\perl NMSROOT\MDC\Apache\bin\ConfigSSL.pl -enable
4) Run this step only if you are NOT using SSL mode (https://...).
NMSROOT\bin\perl NMSROOT\MDC\Apache\bin\ConfigSSL.pl -disable
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server.crt
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You don't have permission to access /servlets/otpwebprovider on this server.

Hi
I have the HTTP server installed on my Laptop that comes with the Oracle 8.1.7 database. I setup my provider.xml in the appropriate directory and update the zone and jserv properties files in the appropriate Apache directory.
The plan was to have my provider running on my laptop which serves up the JSP portlets to a Portal page running on a main Portal instance.
At this point I am merely trying to test the Provider by typing the URL -
http:[host]/servlets/[name of provider servlet alias]
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403 forbiddend - you dont have permission to access..
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regards
Ananth Makaram

Ananth,
Make sure you have specified debuglevel ( > 0)parameter in the init_args list of the provider.
Example :
servlet.urlsample.code=oracle.portal.provider.v1.http.HttpProvider
servlet.urlsample.initArgs=provider_root=path_to_provider.xml,debuglevel=3
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MacBook Pro - Hard Drive replaced now external won't allow me to view any of my back ups from my previous hard drive that crashed folders have red circle with minus sign in them and says I don't have permission, how do I get around this?

My MacBook Pro's hard drive failed a little while back and the hard drive was replaced, however all my items on my external were linked to that hard drive apparently, now I can't get into my back up files for my business as I'm getting an error telling me I don't have permission to view the files, I can't figure out how to over ride this setting to get to my stuff for my business which is really NOT GOOD for my clients or the contracts I'm under, does anyone know how to get past this and get the external to work like it is supposed to?

Select the drive and Finder > Get info and at the bottom "ignore permissions on this volume"
You can copy the files, but the ownership on the files still belongs to the other user account, once your done copying, then perform a #6 Reset Users Permissions and that will set all the ownership to that account.
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Another method is to copy the entire folder, then change it's permissions.

When trying to save an image from ichat or even online to my desktop it will not allow me and says 'You don't have permission.' how can i change this? I used to be able to save all Images.

HELP!!!!

deastewart wrote:
when in system prefrences there is no 'accounts' option. under users and groups it says th account i am currently using is me and I am an admin.
Thank you agian for trying to help.
I should have looked closer at your system info on your OP. You're on 10.7 (I'm not) and apparently things are set up differently there. My apologies. I hope someone else will post here. If not, you should probably start a new thread in the 10.7 forum. Good luck to you.

You don't have permission to access /cwhp/LiaisonServlet ..

Hi to all!
I don't know what happened, but this morning, after login, my CSM 3.01 windows 2003 server gives me this error:
Forbidden
You don't have permission to access /cwhp/LiaisonServlet on this server.
Additionally, a 403 Forbidden error was encountered while trying to use an ErrorDocument to handle the request.
I restart my server but.. nothing happened..
anybody know?
Thanks
Leonardo

Good day Joe,
Coincidentally and unfortunate I'm facing the exact same problem with my LMS 5.1 hosted on a W2K3SR2 server. This has not happen before and therefore, it's the first time.
I'm not sure if I'm supposed to start a new thread instead of hitching another person's but I thought since we're both with the same issues, what's the biggie. Anyway, pls let me know if it's not allowable and I'll start a new one.
The only thing that has been done prior to the issue coming up is installing JRE into a client laptop that remotes into the LMS in order to utilize the Campus Mgr's Visualisation feature. Nothing else has been done to it.
Attached are all the logs from apache, tomcat and regdaemon. Pls help me out and let me know what else is needed. Have already tried the causer.exe pw reset and it didnt help.
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Cannot access website - " Forbidden, don't have permission."

Firefox 4. Cannot access www.basementcinema.co.nz which I usually do frequently with no problem. Just get blank page with 'Forbidden You don't have permission to access /index.html on this server. Apache/2.0.52 (CentOS) Server at basementcinema.co.nz Port 80'. This is the first time this has happened.

Works here, although I get a lot of empty pages that require a reload to see the content.
*http://www.basementcinema.co.nz/design/pages/basement_home.htm

When I download photos to my I-Mac and then try to open them, It says that I don't have permission to view them. I have been using the computer for several months without this problem, but it has appeared within the last two weeks.

When I try to open my downloaded photos from a DVD through finder the computer says that I don't have permission to view the files.
This is something that has just happened recently.

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If that doens't work, then do #6 here, (Reset Home Directory Permissions and ACLs)
that will set the permissions to you.
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'Don't have permission' to access my HDD drive

Hello,
So my problems started when I tried to import songs to iTunes, but it said I didn't have enough access (the songs were located on my HDD drive). I tried changing all the itunes' files permissions to 'read & write' but that didn't work.. I searched the forums to see what else could be done and someone suggested to 'verify disk permissions'. The option wasn't available for the HDD disk so I did it on the Macintosh HD to see if it would help.
After this I couldn't access my HDD drive at all, it comes up with "The folder “HDD” can’t be opened because you don’t have permission to see its contents."
This really scared me. I tried changing the permissions in 'Get info' but it kept changing itself to 'custom'. I then tried to open terminal to try sorting it out there but now i can't even type in terminal (I assume this is also to do with permissions).
I tried to do 'repair disk permissions' on the Macintosh HD but estimated time was 2 hours and I wasn't sure if I should go along with it.
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Moving this discussion to the Adobe Digital Editions forum and renaming the thread.
What is the exact error message you are receiving when you try to download your book?

I don't have permission to edit file?

I am trying to edit an .ini file, which opens with textedit. however, whenever i try to edit it i get this message
I am the only one who is usuing my macbook, so i don't understand why i don't have "Permission"

The question though is HOW this can happen!
In my similar case, (You don't have permission to write to the file or so,)
I cannot edit the file although I have READ & WRITE permissions also on the respective folders. So this is strange.
Any ideas why?
with best regards,
Omar K N
(Stockholm, Sweden)

Can't migrate files "don't have permission to read" - how can I reset access?

Hi,
I bought a mac mini, the mid 2010 model, it had Snow Leopard. I also have a PowerPC G5 running Leopard. So I migrated my files to the mac mini. Then a week later the new mac mini came out (last week). So, preparing to swap my new old mini for the new new mini I copied all my files BACK to the PowerPC. Got the new new mac mini, and of course it runs Lion. I tried to migrate my files but Lion and Leopard (not Snow Leopard, and it can't be upgraded because it's a PowerPC keep in mind) don't play well with each other. Fine. So I next tried to straight copy the files over my network. No go because I get this message:
Items can’t be copied to “Desktop” because you don’t have permission to read them.
I'm using the same login and password on both computers. Both are administrator level. The permissions for the systems themselves have been repaired. I've also tried to set the permissions to the files I want to migrate using this terminal command:
sudo chown -R yourusername:staff (and then dragging the folders I want blessed into the window)
no go... says I don't have permission to do so.
I tried "pushing" the docs from the other old computer to the new. Doesn't work
I'm trying copying to the Public folder now - and while it works for MOST of the documents many are still being left behind with the same permissions problem.
So, here's my question, given I've tried the above: How can you reset an entire folders contents to become absolutely "public"? There must be a way to do this that I'm missing. Again, I already realize I'm copying from different to new computers, but in Lion I can't seem to reset folder permissions to include "all subfolders" or "all files within this folder" (or whatever it used to say).
Thanks for any suggestions

Thanks for the help Pondini (gave you a "Helpful Answer" 'star' ). A couple of things, so others have it in front of them:
Setup Assistant can only be used at first install - otherwise you have to reinstall to use it.
Second, it's "dumb" that you can't use network between Leopard and Lion. ARGH. - especially since the firewire ports are different on many newer and older macs (and I mean older as in just over 4 years - not that old really). However you can get adapters (that's the next thing to try) that will change the old pin (4 pin I believe) to the newer (9 pin I believe, have to check that one).
The 501 reference I can check, thanks - I recall seeing that long ago in poking around
On the Lion machine it reads
User ID: 501
Group ID: staff
On the Leopard machine I want to copy from TO the Lion machine it reads:
User ID: 501
Group ID: 501
So it seems possible (I'm not sure what I'm seeing - educate me please lol) that the Group ID's don't match, where the Lion machine is staff while the Leopard is '501' - does this matter?
Thanks.

TextEdit Save Error Message "you don't have permission..."

TextEdit, in both Mountain Lion and now Mavericks,displays what appears to be a fake "Save "error:
"You don’t have permission to write to the folder that the file “XXXXX.txt” is in.
Your changes will not be saved until the problem is resolved."
I have repaired permissions several times with no result. The permissions are clean, not requiring fixing. I am Admin. I should be able to save anywhere, altho I have tried saving in many different places just to test.
It does not ask for the Admin password.
Here's when it happens:
1) Open a document. either new or existing.
2) Type some text in it.
3) Save -- choose destination if new and it seems to work.
4) Start typing in the document
5) After a few seconds I get the above error message that drops down from the title bar at the top of the document.
6) I have to click the OK button and I can go on typing.
Repeat
Save document, type a few characters, get error message, click OK.
Repeat all day long.
Yet it seems that my changes have been saved.
Most annoying.

Wow. Why bother reading the forum if you are convinced the solution isn't going to work before even trying it?
Another viewer besides myself commented above that they repeated the process and it worked for them, so it's not exclusive to my setup.
A search for textedit revealed 97 files. The search took 12 seconds on my eight core Mac Pro.
I quit EasyFind, opened TextEdit and made a simple change in the preferences, saved and then quit TextEdit.
I searched again with EasyFind, sorted by Modified and found eight files had been changed at the exact time I quit TextEdit. One of those is the culprit. I deleted them all.
No, I don't work for EasyFind, nor do I know the people, nor do I receive compensation of any type from them. I like it and recommend it because it just plain works and I like to share good info like that with the Mac community, (BTW, it's free)
Good luck with solving it on your end. If you find a more scientific solution please share it so we can see how it should be done by a real tech support guy instead of an amateur like me. (I was an Apple Var at one time, now I do some support for my friends. I'm on about my tenth Mac, the first being a Fat Mac, and have two Macs and an iPhone at this time. No doubt I have no idea what I'm doing)
You really are funny! You must be a, oh never mind, I was going to name a political party.

How do I get the history and bookmarks to be functional when my Mac responds with "You don't have permission to rename the item "places.sqlite" as recommended in Solution 2, Part 2 - Create the database"?

Since installing Firefox 4 on my MacBook OS X version 10.6.7 I've been unable to activate my Bookmarks or history. When logging on Firefox I get an error message "The bookmarks and history system will not be functional because one of Firefox's files is in use by another application." When I follow the direction as stated in "The bookmarks and history system will not be functional, Solution 1: Restart your computer," it doesn't help. When I attempt Solution 2: My computer generates, ""You don’t have permission to rename the item “places.sqlite”

Start at http://www.mozilla.com and download the latest
version. '''At the completion of the download don't let the setup start Firefox for you, when the setup ends, start Firefox in your normal manner this way you will be less likely to create a new profile.'''
The extra startup pages are temporary -- read them. The next time
Firefox comes up you should be back to starting with your normal home page.
'''Note: Firefox must be down once the install starts. '''
Close Firefox with File>Exit. Then make sure Firefox is not running --
On Windows: check the "Processes" tab in the Windows Task Manager.
'''On Mac: Firefox > Quit then Command+option+Esc, if Firefox running use Force quit'''
Permission errors on Mac:
'''If you were getting permission errors on a Mac, download the latest
Firefox version, then uninstall and reinstall Firefox. Do not remove
your profile directories and files as they contain your settings,
bookmarks, history, extensions, passwords, and cookies.'''
in any case once you are on 4.0 you might want to take a look at "(fx4)"
* Fx4: Firefox 4.0 Problems and Orientation (#fx4) <br>http://dmcritchie.mvps.org/firefox/firefox-problems#fx4

Unable to access time machine backup. The folder "Documents" can't be opened because you don't have permission to see its contents.

My MacBook Pro with 750GB storage refuses to startup due to a problem with logic board (unfortunately I'm in Singapore and there is no Apple store here and zero customer support). I'm trying to access some of the files from the time machine back-up using my MacBook Air with 120GB storage, but I'm unable to open the backup. I receive an error message "you don't have permission to see its contents". Unable to access time machine backup. The folder “Documents” can’t be opened because you don’t have permission to see its contents.
I don't really want to migrate the data from the time machine to the MacBook Air as I simply don't have sufficient storage space on the MacBook Air. The iPhoto library which I'm trying to access is 200GB, which is more than the size of the MacBookAir.
Is there any way I can view the photos and documents stored on the time machine backup.
Thank you very much.

When you setup the Mac, you created a Admin user account with say name X
You ran Migration Assistant and it migrated user Y from the Windows machine.
User Y has different permissions than User X.
User X can't normally access User Y's account.
So what you do is log out of User X via the Apple menu and into User Y, this way you have permission to access the files.
If you want to transfer files from User Y to User X account
Transfer files between user accounts on the same machine instructions
Finder > Go menu > Computer
A window appears with your boot drive, double click on it to open
Inside is Users folder, double click to open it
Inside is your User accounts, double click on the one you want to send files too
Double click on the Public folder drop the files into the DropBox folder,
The permissions will change and can be used in the other user account when you log into it and moved to the appropriate folders.
Applications are typically installed and kept in the Applications folder which is a global access folder all users can access to run them from, but not all users can modify unless they are a Admin user.
Windows programs won't run on a Mac, but they can be instaled into a virtual machine program that is running Windows.
Windows in BootCamp or Virtual Machine?

HT2963 The folder "Documents" can't be opened because you don't have permission to see its contents.

After running Apple Migration software from Win 7 to Mtn. Lion, the folders (now on the Mac in the "brokerbrian" users folder) have a red-dash-icon and upon attempting to open them, message box pops up stating: The folder “Documents” can’t be opened because you don’t have permission to see its contents. Any suggestions or encouragement?

When you setup the Mac, you created a Admin user account with say name X
You ran Migration Assistant and it migrated user Y from the Windows machine.
User Y has different permissions than User X.
User X can't normally access User Y's account.
So what you do is log out of User X via the Apple menu and into User Y, this way you have permission to access the files.
If you want to transfer files from User Y to User X account
Transfer files between user accounts on the same machine instructions
Finder > Go menu > Computer
A window appears with your boot drive, double click on it to open
Inside is Users folder, double click to open it
Inside is your User accounts, double click on the one you want to send files too
Double click on the Public folder drop the files into the DropBox folder,
The permissions will change and can be used in the other user account when you log into it and moved to the appropriate folders.
Applications are typically installed and kept in the Applications folder which is a global access folder all users can access to run them from, but not all users can modify unless they are a Admin user.
Windows programs won't run on a Mac, but they can be instaled into a virtual machine program that is running Windows.
Windows in BootCamp or Virtual Machine?

I don't have permission to setup iCloudSetup.exe" on this server.

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