Karl
Kenneth Crocker wrote:
Karl,Have you gone into the DataBase with SQL and looked at what is in the table records? especially for root? That might help, especially if you see something glaringly odd. Then you could find out what you need to change and modify that particular record. Normally, I wouldn't recommend modifying the RT DataBasee directly, but if you need to "fix" something, sometimes that's the only way to do it. I'd look at the USERS table to get the ID number and then the PRINCIPALS table and asee if the Id is disabled or not. If that doesn't indicate anything, then look at the ACL table. There must be something there that would give you a clue. Hope this helps.Kenn LBNL
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