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Conference rocks::dec_edi

Title:DEC/EDI
Notice:DEC/EDI V2.1 - see note 2002
Moderator:METSYS::BABER
Created:Wed Jun 06 1990
Last Modified:Fri Jun 06 1997
Last Successful Update:Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:3150
Total number of notes:13466

3129.0. "Unauthorized to access edi server" by JOBURG::BERETTA () Thu May 15 1997 17:03

    Hi,
    
    I experiencing a problem with extracting a document sent dec/edi with 
    bypass, using the trade fetch command:
    
    one gets the error: not authorized to access the EDI server system
    
    DECDEDI$LOOK:
    
    %DECEDI-I-PCCAPPL, Application INTERNAT-BILL
    -DECEDI-I-PCCREPCAF, Client Application Node ediit1.165.148
    -DECEDI-E-NOTAUTHORIZED, user session not authorized
    -DECEDI-I-CONDLOGGED, condition logged by OBB_00046857 on node EDIIT1::
    at 15-May
    
    The application is registered under register nodes. Using OBB with
    TCP/IP vers 2.5a and Dec/edi 2.1c
    
    I think this is an OBB problem, did the network test and this is fine.
    Client and server on the same node.
    
    Any Ideas.
    
    Thanks
    
    Peter
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3129.1METSYS::THOMPSONThu May 15 1997 18:3824
Peter,

no this is "user error" and the error message tells you what is going wrong.

    
    %DECEDI-I-PCCAPPL, Application INTERNAT-BILL
    -DECEDI-I-PCCREPCAF, Client Application Node ediit1.165.148
    -DECEDI-E-NOTAUTHORIZED, user session not authorized
    -DECEDI-I-CONDLOGGED, condition logged by OBB_00046857 on node EDIIT1::
    at 15-May
    

Either you have not registered application: INTERNAT-BILL  

or

You don't have an entry for node: ediit1.165.148


That's the strangest nodename I've ever seen.

Also it could be you have both on the system but not associated.

M
3129.2Possible OBB config errorJOBURG::BERETTAFri May 16 1997 08:3411
    Hi Mark,
    
    The node name also baffles me, I think the problem is that the client
    is trying to access a server which does not exist. The server's node
    name is "ediit1" and the ip address 165.148.207.4, so somehow, the
    client has appended the first part of the ip address to the nodename. 
    How do I change this? Especially since the client and the server are
    both running on the same node. Is it an incorrect definition somewhere
    in Objectbroker?
    
    Peter.
3129.3wrong nodenameJOBURG::BERETTAFri May 16 1997 09:0818
    To continue from .2
    
    EDIIT1_PETER> appl/broker show agent
    
    Agent on node: ediit1.165.148
      Version:      OBB V2.5A-04
      Username:     system
      Time Started: Fri Jan 24 13:25:09 1997
      Pid:          00000425
      Log Filename: SYS$SPECIFIC:[OBB.SCRATCH.EDIIT1]OBB$AGENT.LOG;37
      Attributes:   Authentication is DISABLED
                    Active transports are TCPIP
                    OrbV12 style Agent
    
    
    
    The agent thinks it is on a node ediit1.165.148, the question how do I
    change this to ediit1?
3129.4METSYS::THOMPSONFri May 16 1997 10:485
Peter,

I really don't know. I suggest asking in one of the Objectbroker conferences.

M