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[Assp-test] Antw: Re: Antwort: Re: About the penaltybox cleanup
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From: Henning H. <Hen...@ri...> - 2009-04-30 16:05:01
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I do not think this is a permissions problem, since the file is newly created and thus inherites all permissions from the folder in which it resides. If there would be a problem, the other files in there would have the same problem. Another reason could be too long path/filenames. However, in your case, where you installed to C:\ASSP, this should neither be the reason for your problems. I did not follow all of this thread, but did you ever check if this file is simply being kept open by another process/user? Not only virus scanners keep files open, but also backup software shadow copy, other logged on users, external applications etc. Henning Hildebrand RIBE IT >>> Paul Houlbrooke <du...@sh...> 30.04.2009 16:21 >>> OS: Windows 2003, NTFS User Account : Administrator Service : SYSTEM No Group Policies No new events are generated in the Event Log at the time of the error in ASSP Only 1 account, Administrator (which is under the Administrators group) The SYSTEM account is not apart of the Administrators group I can't login as SYSTEM. But the SYSTEM account has the same privileges to the assp folder that the Administrator account has, and I can delete, create, etc with that account. I really don't think this is a problem with my permissions. All the other files in the pb folder are fine, only the pbdb.black.db file generates the error. I'm assuming all the other files are getting the same treatment as the pbdblack.db file. Thomas Eckardt/eck wrote: > > Hi Paul, > > it is a realy long thread - so let us start again. > > first some info for me: > > OS: W2K / W2K3 / XP > filesystem: NTFS > useraccount that has done the install of ASSP (owner of the files): ? > useraccount that is used to run ASSP (runuser): ? > > Are there any GroupPolicies that could prevent users /admins to delete > files in the assp dir?: > Could you see any entries in the SecurityEventLog related to the user > that is running assp?: > > are both accounts local Adminstators? at least the user that is running > assp (runuser) should be local Administrator or the System account: > > - logon as the user (runuser), go to ....assp/pb, open a cmd prompt, try > to create (no copy of existing - use >copy con filename - end with ^Z), > rename and delete a file - is this possible ? > - yes : so you should have no problem - stop here and forget it > - no : check (set) the permission of the created file - click on > advanced to show all permissions (post this if you not sure) > - if you have installed assp on the systemdrive - make a backup (of your > choice) of your system drive (incl. Systemstate) - create the recovery > disks (you should already have them) , hope that you'll never need them. > It could be possible, that any filesystem backup will fail, if some > security hives in MFT are destroyed. So only an image-backup will realy > help. > - if all permissions are like expected (everyone - full , is not a right > setting), run >chkdsk drive: /F - answer with yes to all questions (if > some) and restart the system if required > - chkdsk should now run on startup - part 3 of the chkdsk is the check > of the security hives in the filesystem (MFT) - are there any errors > reported? > > Try again to copy, rename and delete (as runuser) - now it should be > successfull. > > - check and set all Permissions for all files inside ASSP to right > values, and start assp in console mode > - set some (or all) cleaning intervals (cleanPBInterval....) in GUI to > low values to force the flush in orderedtie > > The error should be gone. > > Thomas > > > > *Paul Houlbrooke <du...@sh...>* > > 30.04.2009 14:24 > Bitte antworten an > ASSP development mailing list <ass...@li...> > > > > An > ASSP development mailing list <ass...@li...> > Kopie > > Thema > Re: [Assp-test] About the penaltybox cleanup > > > > > > > > > Peter Ingham wrote: > > Yesterday I ran 1.5.1.2(1.1.09) (with antivirus resident shield not > checking > > c:\assp) which checked for file permissions on startup, no problems > found. > > > > No problems with BlackBox and Whitebox, but others failed: > > > > "Apr-29-09 06:25:50 PenaltyBox: cleaning BlackBox finished; IP's > before=113, > > deleted=18 > > Apr-29-09 06:25:50 PenaltyBox: cleaning WhiteBox finished; IP's > before=361, > > deleted=1 > > > > Apr-29-09 07:25:48 Error: orderedtie is unable to delete > > c:/assp/pb/pbdb.uribl.db - Permission denied > > Apr-29-09 07:25:48 Error: orderedtie is unable to rename > > c:/assp/pb/pbdb.uribl.db.tmp to c:/assp/pb/pbdb.uribl.db - Permission > > denied" > > > > Stopped ASSP and deleted all files in "pb" that had a problem, restarted > > ASSP. > > > > All cache files showed no errors from orderedtie for the rest of the day. > > > > Thanks for all help. > > > > Peter Ingham > > > > > > Well it can't be the virus scanning, at least not in my case. 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