Re: RPG and QNTC File System

[Arthur.Marino@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]

Thank you all. That was the answer. Her Windows and System i passwords 
were different. Now that they're the same, it works like a charm. I'm 
curious though why, Client Access, which has to be aware of her Windows 
credentials (Bypass SignOn), wouldn't be configured to pass those to QNTC 
rather than her AS/400 (whoops) creds. Oh well, as long as it works now.

Arthur J. Marino
Southern Container Corporation
(631) 297 - 2276



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I think you'll need matching userids and passwords between the i5 and
the Windows server.

On Fri, Mar 7, 2008 at 9:02 AM,  <Arthur.Marino@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Feel free to redirect me to another list, if appropriate.
>
>  I've just discovered the QNTC file system which gives my RPG programs 
the
>  ability to read/write spreadsheets pretty much anywhere on the network. 
It
>  worked great until I gave it to the user. The "opendir" API fails. I
>  assume she does not have authority to /QNTC. When,as QSECOFR, I 
couldn't
>  even grant her (or anyone else) authority with WRKLNK, I gave up and 
put
>  the spreadsheet in another user folder on the IFS.
>
>  Any ideas why the system will let me (User Class *PGMR) through to QNTC
>  but not 'regular' users?
>
>  Arthur J. Marino
>  Southern Container Corporation
>  (631) 297 - 2276
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