Re: Problem with GPS - Great Plains Accounting


Subject: Re: Problem with GPS - Great Plains Accounting
From: Fred Jensen (fmj@nortext.com)
Date: Thu Aug 24 2000 - 09:52:47 EDT


For what it's worth, I seem to have solved the problem by doing a clean
install with the latest of asun's versions - 'pre-asun2.1.4-39_test.tar'

-- 
Fred

Fred Jensen wrote: > > Hello, > > I'm not completely sure my problem is netatalk-related, it could be an > issue with the Great Plains Software (GPS) but I'm checking here to see > if anyone has run into it before, or even if anyone else is successfully > running GPS on netatalk. > > Our accounting department uses Great Plains Accounting, v7.25 on > Macintosh. The client/server version of GPS uses a client-side > application, with the data files residing on the server. There is no > server-side application. In the past, I've successfully upgraded their > server (from Mac to Mac) merely by copying all the data files to the new > server, with no problems. > > I recently tried to move them to a Windows box running RedHat 6.1 with > netatalk-1.4b2+asun2.1.3-8.i386.rpm installed. All the files were copied > from the old server to the new one through the Appletalk share. > Everything works fine (much faster!) except for 'master posts' to the > 'AR' module. The posting fails with a GPS error message saying 'Access > denied - you must post in a multi-user environment'. In every other way > GPS is running multi-user, and the posts work fine in the other modules. > > I've tried changing the Appleshare settings to every combination I can > think of, from the default settings to specific user and group settings > for Applevolumes.default and afpd.conf. I've changed all the privileges > to 775. I've checked every data file for possible corruption and redone > the file transfer several times - I can't find anything that may be > causing this. > > Is anyone out there running Great Plains Accounting successfully? If so, > can you give me any hints? > > Thanks. > > Fred



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