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Lweast
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Posted - 09 June 2003 :  17:42:42  Show Profile
ASP error
inc_func_secure.asp, line 130

if strAuthType ="nt" THEN
NTGroupSTR = Split(Session(strCookieURL & "strNTGroupsSTR"), ", ")
for j = 0 to ubound(NTGroupSTR)
130 --> NTGroupDBSTR = Split(fFPasswordNew, ", ")
for i = 0 to ubound(NTGroupDBSTR)
if NTGroupDBSTR(i) = NTGroupSTR(j) then
chkDisplayForum = true
exit function
end if
next
next
end if

Any ideas, as far as I know no changes have been made in IIS.
One user has recently changed her Network Password the Other has not.
Site works fine for myself and the other administrator.


Edited by - Lweast on 09 June 2003 17:44:06

Lweast
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29 Posts

Posted - 10 June 2003 :  05:44:09  Show Profile
Found the problem,

Using the Table definitions from http://forum.snitz.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=34900 I checked the default's for the snitz tables.

There were some differences in data type definitions but I suspect that is due to the allowed data types in MySQL.
I found many occurances where no default was set and the allow null was turned on when it should not have been.
BTW This DB was a clean install for MSsql using the tools provided with snitz.

I have auto login, NT Authentication and NT groups turned on.
While editing some of the forum properties I had deleted the space in the text box for "Password or Global Groups", This appears to have created or allowed the Null in the
fFPasswordNew field.

The pisser here is that I could not find what was causing the problem until I had the solutiuon to the problem.

Be warned.. The single space in the forum properties text boxes are not just there because of how IE renders the form.
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