hello,
More often, we can use ACC in user mode with a warning message regarding log
to solve this warning, we have to start ACC as an administrator
but then we need to add a node, which is automatic when do not start as administrator...
and adding a node with "add node name localhost system manager" makes an error "user/pass is not correct to access REST..."
So, my question.... what user is required to add a node in ACC... ????
regards
pam
Hi Pam,
I had a similar issue today when updating Publisher Server to 9.8 SR5. So I can recommend a workaround:
ACC+ >add node localhost localhost:9001 "<agentname>" "<agentpassword>" Agent at localhost:9001 added successfully with logical node name localhost. ACC+ >set current node localhost Node localhost is set as current node. ACC+ localhost>
After the prompter showed the name 'localhost' then I could execute commands like 'list' and ...
Hope it helps & Best regards
Gerald
following...
it's ok to use acc as administrator, but then it seems that many things have to be set...
first add a node
but after, when for example managing tenant (create, delete, restore), i have an error message because types are not defined... I have to set some config parameters as create.tenant.add.type...
I do not find any documentation on theses parameters. I suppose that they are set when we start ACC not as an administrator. So, is there any script to initializa ACC environment completly ?
br
pam
Hi Pam,
If I understood you want to manage the tenant via ACC and in general you can create a new one using this string:
create tenant <tenant name> username=<user name of a user holding the required privileges> password=<this user's password>
Also send some screenshot if you continue getting some error about ACC.
BR,
André Oliveira
Fri, 09/09/2016 - 21:06
sorry for the screenshot lost...
herewith two screenshot
- with error on restore tenant using ACC not as administrator (error restore tenant)
- and screenshot of error using ACC as administrator... (error types acc mode admin)
as explained in another post, if i change the exec.xml file changing the "failonerror=true" to false.... there are no more error message, but database are not processed
So the issue is still open...
- why this error when backup or restore this particular tenant...
- and how to set correctly ACC running as administrator...
pam
Tue, 09/13/2016 - 11:54
The error message of the failed tenant backup looks as if you had started ACC without its mandatory parameter pointing to its configuration file:
-c "C:\SoftwareAG\ARIS9.8\server\generated.apptypes.cfg"
Also, if you have installed ARIS Connect Server by the setup you should see ARIS Cloud Controller starting on node localhost which would result in to this prompt: ACC+ localhost>. However, your node (ACC+ insa) looks as if you added the node manually since ACC started without a node.
When ARIS Design/Connect/Publisher Server were installed by the setup on a local computer, the ACC shortcut, titled ARIS Cloud Controller in the program group ARIS, should contain the following:
C:\SoftwareAG\ARIS9.8\server\acc\acc.bat -c "C:\SoftwareAG\ARIS9.8\server\generated.apptypes.cfg" -h localhost -u Clous -p 9001 -pwd g3h31m
This ensures that ACC "knows" all registered app types and several other parameters to operate properly, among many other commands, also tenant backup.
And after a tenant backup, please always check the resulted file, which is in fact a ZIP archive, you could open it with WinZip, 7-Zip, even with Windows Explorer etc. A properly created tenant backup contains 6 folders matching the backed up runnables.
Cheers
Rune
