You have no permission to perform this action.
Hi All,
I created a new role for out IT Help which has just one Iview to unlock the users. I assigned this roe to a dummy user just to test. when i navigate to the Workset of which this Iview is part of I get this error on this Iview 'You have no permission to perform this action.'.
this is the Iview which i Copied from the PCD as a delta Link to my foder.
'pcd:portal_content/com.sap.pct/admin.templates/iviews/com.sap.portal.lockedUsers'.
Help will be greatly appriciated.
thanks
amandeep
In the role Property i changed the Property Manage_all to 'Yes'. Works now.
thanks
Amandeep
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Good evening, technet community
I hope you are doing well.
When configuring my SharePoint workflow, I encounter the problem below:
Problem Description:
Let's say my domain is: test.com, my group user is: test\group , my user is: test\user1
Except an admin account with full control at both "Web Application" and "Site Collection", all others account all have problem when creating a list item. After creating a list item, the workflow status is "cancelled" immediately
with the following message:
RequestorId: 262a35e4-99f4-40f0-929b-5d04b415f147. Details: System.ApplicationException: HTTP 401 {"Transfer-Encoding":["chunked"],"X-SharePointHealthScore":["0"],"SPClientServiceRequestDuration":["10"],"SPRequestGuid":["262a35e4-99f4-40f0-929b-5d04b415f147"],"request-id":["262a35e4-99f4-40f0-929b-5d04b415f147"],"X-FRAME-OPTIONS":["SAMEORIGIN"],"MicrosoftSharePointTeamServices":["15.0.0.4420"],"X-Content-Type-Options":["nosniff"],"X-MS-InvokeApp":["1;
RequireReadOnly"],"Cache-Control":["max-age=0, private"],"Date":["Thu, 06 Nov 2014 12:14:28 GMT"],"Server":["Microsoft-IIS\/7.5"],"WWW-Authenticate":["NTLM"],"X-AspNet-Version":["4.0.30319"],"X-Powered-By":["ASP.NET"]}
{"error":{"code":"-2147024891, System.UnauthorizedAccessException","message":{"lang":"en-US","value":"Access denied. You do not have permission to perform
this action or access this resource."}}} at Microsoft.Activities.Hosting.Runtime.Subroutine.SubroutineChild.Execute(CodeActivityContext context) at System.Activities.CodeActivity.InternalExecute(ActivityInstance instance, ActivityExecutor executor,
BookmarkManager bookmarkManager) at System.Activities.Runtime.ActivityExecutor.ExecuteActivityWorkItem.ExecuteBody(ActivityExecutor executor, BookmarkManager bookmarkManager, Location resultLocation)
- The workflow is still fail even I assign "full control" to my users group "test\group" – at Site Collection level.
Surprisingly, I have successfully found a solution for this error message. However, I still have some points that I do not clearly understand. Let's start with my solution first.
Solution:
*** i. Assign permission policy at Web Application level – Central Admin site ***
1. Central Administration ==> Application management
==> Manage Web application
2. Go to "permission policy", then create a new permission level. This permission level contains all "edit item" permission.
3. Select "user policy", then I assign it directly to my user account: test\user1.
*** ii. Assign "edit item" permission at Site Collection level ***
1. Site Setting ==> Site permission
2. Assign "Edit" permission to my test\group.
(Actually I removed all permissions of my user group at Site Collection level. It seem my group has inherited permission from Web Application level, is that correct? )
*** iii. Create a new list item and workflow runs ……. ***
==> My question is:
1. Why I cannot assign permission to my users group - "test\group" -
at "Web Application" level? Instead I have to assign permission policy for each users, one by one?
2. Could you please let me know how to collect full detail error message of workflow status?
Thank you very much! Have a nice weekend.Thank you for your very detail response.
Point 1: Yes my 2 service: user profile & profile sync service are running. I performed "full synchronization" as well. Actually i've tried 3 another action plans before coming up with the solution i posted:
*** Actions completed ***
1. Activate the feature: workflow can use app permissions.
Site actions > Site Settings > Site features >activate the feature below:
Workflows can use app permissions
2.
Refresh trusted security token services metadata feed
Get-SPTimerJob
"RefreshMetadataFeed"
| Start-SPTimerJob
- then restart the machine.
3. Start full user profile synchronization.
Point 2:
- Yes my user had Edit permission at workflow task list + list affected by workflow.
I have just remove all permissions of my user at "Site Collection" level. However, when i show my user permissions at my workflow task list and my users still have "Edit" Permission ( assigned at Web Application level. These permissions
still exist even after my workflow task list stop inheriting permission).
==> the problems probably belongs to "permission" at "Site Collection level". It seems "permission level at my Site Collection does not work". All users accounts are also suffer from the same issues except farm admin account
( which has full control at Web Application level).
I would appreciate if your guys can guide me how to make "permission" at my "Site Collection level" work again?
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Running Exchange 2010/latest updates on Windows 2008 R2 servers.
When I create a new DL that I want someone to manage, they received the following message when trying to add/remove from the DL:
"changes to the distribution list membership cannot be saved. you do not have sufficient permission to perform this operation on this object"
I have followed everything in "http://msexchangeteam.com/archive/2009/11/18/453251.aspx" with no luck
Any suggestions?Piggybacking off of the discussion above, with our deployment of Exchange 2007, we created a set of web-based tools that allowed people to create Exchange Resources including distribution lists. To allow multiple people to manage the lists for a given
department, we programmatically created a group, which is populated with one or more users from the "resource department". We then set the following AD permissions to allow members of the group to manage membership of departmental distribution lists:
Add-ADPermission -User DepartmentalGroup -AccessRights ReadProperty, WriteProperty -Properties 'Member' -DomainController dc.contoso.com
Fast forward to Exchange 2010 and the landscape has changed with Exchange 2010's implementation of Role Based Access Control and I'm struggling to come up with a way to programmatically allow a group of users to manage distribution list membership for a
subset of distribution lists - note that we have approximately 75 departments, with each having its own set of coordinators who should be able to manage distribution lists for their department but not lists created by other departments. The specific
error we receive in Outlook when attempting to modify group membership is the same as the title of this thread - "Changes to the distribution list membership cannot be saved. You do not have sufficient permission to perform this operation on this object".
I implemented the settings referred to at
http://sysadmin-talk.org/2010/06/omg-allowing-end-users-to-manage-distribution-group-membership-in-exchange-2010-2/ which details the process of creating a new management role and revoking the role's ability to create new distribution lists and remove distribution
lists (which we want because we want those actions to be performed using our web tools).
All that to say that the ultimate problem we have is that the above relies on the "ManagedBy" field of a distribution list (viewable by Get-DistributionList Listname | fl *ManagedBy*) to determine group ownership. When "ManagedBy" is set to a user,
the user CAN edit a distribution list's membership from Outlook and OWA. When "ManagedBy" is set to a group, members of the group are UNABLE to edit the membership of the distribution list via Outlook or Outlook Web Access/ECP. Furthermore,
Set-DistributionGroup does not allow you to specify a list of users to assign to the ManagedBy field. However, if "ManagedBy" was set to a specific user and that user logs in to the Exchange Control Panel and adds additional "owners" of the distribution
list, which I can then see from EMS - both the original owner and any additional owners added can in turn modify group membership for the list using Outlook or Outlook Web Access/ECP.
My questions:
1) Is it "expected" behavior that while I can assign a group to the "ManagedBy" property of distribution list, members of that group are still unable to edit the group membership? ...or is there a fix for the behavior I'm seeing?
2) Can multiple values be assigned to the "ManagedBy" property when using Set-DistributionList - ex: Set-DistributionList DLName -ManagedBy:user1,user2
3) Any other suggestions?
Thanks,
-Lance -
I keep getting "You need permission to perform this action"
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From: 1st time dissapointed in linksys.
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Solved!
Go to Solution.Woo Hoo! I have found the solution to this problem on my own after MANY, MANY hours with tech support from Symantic(for Norton360), Cisco Linksys(for the router), and Network Magic (for the software that comes with the Linksys wireless router). Symantic was only able to uninstall norton and reinstall it and said there's nothing wrong with their software and that there's nothing more they can do.
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Can not save the attachment you don't have appropriate permission to perform this operation
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User does not have permission to perform this action
Dear sirs,
i made a project (VB2010 express) connecting to SQL Server 2008 express on my PC running Windows 7 (W7): it works as expected.
Now,
i need the same project run on a different PC (running Windows XP, say WXP, with VB2010 express installed) of my private LAN, but still connecting to SQL server running on Windows7-PC. So i exported the project file to WXP PC.
After enabling TCP for SQL, opening ports and bla bla bla, i can "see" SQLEXPRESS instance (running on W7) from SqlServerManagementStudio running on WXP and i can modify, select, create tables and so on.
Then i changed connection string parameters in app.config to point to the dB:
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IF i do F5, i get the sql exception above.
Based on what i read in other forums,
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The SQL Server Log file doesn't show anything (or what i am able to see).
.mdf file is in a directory where anyone has all privileges in reading-writing etc.
Can anyone help me?
Thanks
SergioDear Sofiya,
thanks for reply.
TCP/IP, SQLServer.exe and SQLBrowser were already configured (Windows firewall was configured by adding "listening ports"
and not by changing scope to applications... i don't think this is a problem): in fact i can connect db remotely from SSMS (all privileges).
When you say:
"make sure the
user running your DB application in other computer has permissions to access the database"
you mean "windows user" ? if so, same windows user & password are accessing the 2 PCs, they both have admin-privileges on both PCs (maybe different operating system is a concern?). I didn't
create sql-user so far because my understanding is that in windows authentication mode it shouldn't be necessary or am i wrong?
"..., we can attach the “.mdf” file the SQL Server Express and then use the same method (Connect to database with
VB) to connect the database." ---> VB doesn't let me do this, because if i try to test the connection
with the db file from VB, it errors saying: "the file is in a network path not supported for database files. A database with the
same name exists, or specified file cannot be opened, or it is located on UNC share." Somewhere i had read
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You don't have Add and Customize Pages permissions required to perform this action - but i do!
Hello.
I am having a similar problem to the one described by this post here:
http://kiruthik.com/2010/10/05/YouDontHaveAddAndCustomizePagesPermissionsRequiredToPerformThisAction.aspx
However, his resolution of changing web.config under wwwroot did not fix my issue.
Here is the situation on a recently upgraded SP2010.
1) Create a document library. Set the document template to "basic page"
2) give a user full control on the document library.
3) Go, under that users credentials, to the document library and create a new document.
4) Name the document whatever and hit create
5) a page is displayed which says the following: "Web Part Error:
A Web Part or Web Form Control on this Page cannot be displayed or imported. You don't have Add and Customize Pages permissions required to perform this action."
6) Become confused as giving someone "full control" on the library should obviously inherit the permissions to when they create a document and try and edit it.
If i give the user "full control" on the entire site (site actions -> site permissions), then the document pops open an editor which would allow you to add content to the basic page. Obviously, i do not want to give users full control to the
entire site :)
Giving the user "Add and Customize Pages" permissions on the entire SITE allows them to edit get the popup to edit the file, but this is not desireable either since then they could "Add, change, or delete HTML pages or Web Part pages,
and edit the Web site using a Windows SharePoint Services-compatible editor.". I do not want them to edit any web pages, i just want them to edit a particular lists webpage!
Things i have tried:
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- set the permissions on ALL the web parts to have the user have full control (permissions on the web parts list)
- Edited web.config to add a line to mark "contentEditorWebPart" as safe, and then restarted IIS.
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So I am wondering, is this a sharepoint bug or what? Should a web part not inherit the permissions of the list it is working in? if not, what are the exact items i need to set permissions on to get this webpart to display correctly?
Setting global site permissions is not an option.
Another workaround is to make a "wiki page library" which allows you to copy and paste text into a static page, and also edit that text. I can move all the content over to a "wiki page library", and thats what i probably will end up doing
in the end, but its annoying because there is alot of content to move, and it all has to be done by hand as you cannot upload documents to a wiki afaik. Also the wiki uses a different editor, its inline instead of a popup in IE which is probably why it is
working.
This may not be a bug and could be a simple permissions problem or something else, but i have been looking at this for hours and it doesnt make any sense to me.
Any help appreciated thanks!Hi,
Yes, you must have “Add and Customize Pages” permission
from site level to perform this action, the permission is not in list permission level.
You can add a new permission level which only includes “Add and Customize Pages” permission, and then create new SharePoint group with this permission
level.
Add the users into the SharePoint group and these users will get the “Add and Customize Pages” permission
from site level.(site permissions)
Additionally to add/edit page, the users also need the permission level “Contributor” in list permission level.
(you should know when you grant the full control to the users in list permission level, the users won’t get the permission from site level)
If you need further help, please let me know.
Hope this helps
Thanks!
Stanfford
Everything will be fine.
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