Insufficient permission to access server ActivePortal

I keep seeing this on and off on our servers, but cannot find a reason.
it pops up 3 -4 times and then I don't see it for weeks.
Anybody has any guess for me to hunt it down??
2008-10-01 03:25:39,649 [ServletExec: request: time=1222831539649, uri=/Lighthammer/Illuminator] ERROR ErrorHandler - Insufficient permission to access server ActivePortal
com.lighthammer.Illuminator.logging.LHException: Insufficient permission to access server ActivePortal
Thanks
Andy

Andy,
Well, the error itself simply means that someone tried to run a query against the ActivePortal, but does not belong to a Role that is mapped to this data source.
A before B, C, D, so perhaps this data server is first in your list when you do: "/Lighthammer/Illuminator?Service=SystemInfo&Mode=ServerList"
If someone went into the TemplateEditor and selected this in the list it would run a ModeList query to populate the choices, which would constitue a query, and therefore the no permission error.
If would also happen if you've enabled the Metric\Alert Services section in your menu by mapping Role(s) to this service, then someone clicked on one of the web pages that uses "ActivePortal" behind an iGrid/iBrowser applet.
If you add the 'Everyone' Role to this Data Server the error should go away, but if you are really adventurous, then with the General Log set to 'Informational' you should see user session information in the same section as the fatal error.
Regards,
Jeremy

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I can reach the main site on the computer but not the user site if user was setup with File Fault.
I did control permissions and tried this issue on other machines with clean installed 10.4.x
:::[Wed Apr 4 13:19:17 2007] [error] [client 192.168.0.10] (13)Permission denied: access to /~anybody/ failed because search permissions are missing on a component of the path:::
NO SOLUTION. IS THIS A BUG?

If I log in to a FileVault user's account, change the group of that user's home folder to "www" and allow group "---x" permissions, it is possible, from another account, to access "http://127.0.0.1/~filevaultuser". I'm not in a situation where I can test access from a different machine, and my system is PPC, not Intel, but I don't think that should matter. I'm not sure why it is not working for you.
Note that for it to work requires that the user is logged in (otherwise, because of how FileVault works, the "~/Sites" folder doesn't exist), and the permissions along the path "/Users/filevaultuser/Sites" have to allow "www" access. If the user is not logged in, access may fail for a couple of reasons. First, because the "Shared" folder doesn't exist - the home folder is encrypted - leading to a 404 error. Second, the permissions of "/Users/filevaultuser" may be "drwx------" by default (access only for the owner), leading to a permissions error.
It might help to recall that when a FileVault user's home folder is stored in an encrypted disk image "/Users/filevaultuser/filevaultuser.sparseimage", and when they log in, "/Users/filevaultuser" is moved to "/Users/.filevaultuser", and "/Users/.filevaultuser/filevaultuser.sparseimage" is mounted at "/Users/filevaultuser". I.e. the path "/Users/filevaultuser" refers to two different folders depending on whether or not the user is logged in.
..."it writes that if I'm looged in as the user which is using File Vault it should work - but it doesn't."...
I think that statement refers to 10.3 - lower in the article, it says that for Tiger, the "Public" folder won't be visible after logging in. It could also be referring to some changes made to personal file sharing that were made between 10.3 and 10.4, rather than a filevault specific issue.
Just to reiterate, I don't think enabling web sharing for a user that needs the security of FileVault is really a good idea. It might be better to give that user a second non-FileVault account, where they can place their materials. That way, the homepage would be available even if they are logged out.

Why all of a sudden am I seeing: FORBIDDEN You don't have permission to access / on this server.

I can normally access Firefox with no problem. Now when I try to connect to Firefox I see an error message that says: FORBIDDEN You don't have permission to access/on this server. What's up with that? How do I fix it?

Maybe the server is down for maintenance or updating.<br />
Can you post a link?

Insufficient permission to access server ActivePortal

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