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Re: Groupwise Restore 8201 error
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Michael Bell
Oct 6, 2009, 11:20:34 AM10/6/09
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PeterWNovell wrote:
> We have a five post office GW 6.5 system. A small number of user
> accounts were deleted by support staff and they recreated them using the
> wrong fid. The users were spread around various Post Offices.
>
> I recreated the GroupWise accounts using the correct FIDs. User04 from
> PO04 got all his email back from the fully restored post office in the
> restore area.
>
> I restored post office PO02 in the same way and set it up in the
> restore area for User02. Here comes the problem. When I go to the
> restore area via the GW client, I can see all the emails and open
> attachments fine however, while trying to restore any email it comes up
> with 8201 errors (access to this file denied.) I have checked all the
> rights in the restore area. I get the same error if I try another user
> on that same PO.
>
> Any help appreciated.
>
>
Both the user and the POA needd access. Now, some how it's not getting
it. 8200 is file access denied, as opposed to 8209 (file missing)
> We have a five post office GW 6.5 system. A small number of user
> accounts were deleted by support staff and they recreated them using the
> wrong fid. The users were spread around various Post Offices.
>
> I recreated the GroupWise accounts using the correct FIDs. User04 from
> PO04 got all his email back from the fully restored post office in the
> restore area.
>
> I restored post office PO02 in the same way and set it up in the
> restore area for User02. Here comes the problem. When I go to the
> restore area via the GW client, I can see all the emails and open
> attachments fine however, while trying to restore any email it comes up
> with 8201 errors (access to this file denied.) I have checked all the
> rights in the restore area. I get the same error if I try another user
> on that same PO.
>
> Any help appreciated.
>
>
Both the user and the POA needd access. Now, some how it's not getting
it. 8200 is file access denied, as opposed to 8209 (file missing)
Uwe Buckesfeld
Oct 16, 2009, 11:28:23 AM10/16/09
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* PeterWNovell,
what Michael said, did you grant the *user* full file rights to the restore area?
Uwe
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