Re: SPS2001 Copy Error: "You do not have permission..."

From: Michael (anonymous_at_discussions.microsoft.com)
Date: 06/03/04 

Date: Thu, 3 Jun 2004 14:25:12 -0700

Hi Lee,

Guess what I found this morning when I came into work this
morning?

Automatic Updates had identified the older version of
WININET.DLL on my machine and now informs me that the
following critical security patch will be installed at
midday:

Microsoft Security Bulletin MS04-004
Cumulative Security Update for Internet Explorer (832894)

So, it looksl like that patch is the culprit, the notes
mention that it can cause some issues with authentication
which sounds like what we're seeing.

There is a workaround patch that addresses some of these
issues but evidently not our one. We can't win!

Michael

>-----Original Message-----
>Some people were having problems with the INUSE utility.
Doesn't seem to
>work. However, the following works (at least so far it
has on several
>machines, and others have reported back to me that it did
work for them.)
>
> However, I had to do it exactly this way:
>
>1) Copy the older wininet.dll to C:\
>
>2) Start > Run >CMD to Dos prompt
>
>2) Go to C:\WinNt\System32
>
>3) Rename WININET.DLL to WININET.BAK (wouldn't expect
this to work, but it
>did)
>
>4) Copy C:\wininet.dll to C:\winNt\System32 and overwrite.
>
>5) Reboot (also strange - it looks like the file took,
but it doesn't happen
>until you restart)
>
>Lee
>
>"Lee Dickson" <ldickson_nospam_@deltacontrols.com> wrote
in message
>news:10bn4c2gs1vtt77@corp.supernews.com...
>> I believe I've found our culprit.
>>
>> Based on when the newsgroups first started reporting
this problem, I'd
>> narrowed it down to service packs in Jan/ Early Feb,
and looked for an
>DLL's
>> that changed during that timeframe. There were quite a
few, so did some
>> deductive reasoning and narrowed it down to 5, then
after further testing
>to
>> a single DLL.
>>
>> Looks like we can thank WININET.DLL. I've confirmed the
problem exists
>with
>> the following versions:
>>
>> 6.2800.1400 (21-Jan-04)
>> 6.2800.1405 (03-Feb-04)
>>
>> Rolling back to an earlier version of the DLL
completely solved the
>problem.
>> I've copied thousands of files without the dreaded
error message. While
>I've
>> only done testing on Win2K machines, The XP machines
exhibiting the
>problem
>> are using the 03-Feb-04 DLL, so chances are is the same
problem.
>>
>> Unfortunately its not as easy as just copying over the
file, as its locked
>> by Windows. You can use the Microsoft INUSE tool
available here:
>>
>http://www.microsoft.com/windows2000/techinfo/reskit/tools
/existing/inuse-o.asp
>>
>> However, V1.4 of this tools doesn't seem to work too
well, I've found 1.3
>> works better:
http://www.geocities.com/thestarman3/hack/30.htm
>>
>> The obvious caveats apply - use at your own risk etc,
but I hope this
>helps.
>> Maybe Microsoft can come up with a permanent solution.
>>
>> Lee Dickson
>>
>>
>>
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>> **********
>> > "Michael" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote
in message
>> > news:149001c43bcc$dd1710a0$3a01280a@phx.gbl...
>> > > Just following up from Scott's posting. I am having
>> > > exactly the same problem and neither of us have had
any
>> > > luck. Apparently the latest SPS service pack doesn't
>> > > resolve the issue.
>> > >
>> > > I find it's intermittent. Some times I'll be able
to add
>> > > a file several time in a row successfully. Move to
>> > > another folder and get a failure. Press "Refresh"
and try
>> > > again and it will succeed. This is using the
explorer
>> > > interface, not the web interface.
>> > >
>> > > I have noticed that very small files (e.g. under
1k) are
>> > > generally OK, but larger ones intermittently fail.
>> > >
>> > > Any help greatly appreciated.
>> > >
>> > > Thanks,
>> > >
>> > > Michael
>> > >
>> > >
>> > > >-----Original Message-----
>> > > >Repost...
>> > > >When I (and several other users) try to cut a
document
>> > > and
>> > > >paste it on the Sharepoint server web folder we
get the
>> > > >message " You do not have permission to move this
file
>> > > >into the new folder, or there are network problems
>> > > >preventing authentication from this server". Both
folders
>> > > >are on the Sharepoint server. The source folder is
shared
>> > > >and all users are server administrators with full
>> > > >permissions. The destination folder is a network
place in
>> > > >the document library, Sharepoint Ver 1.0. This
method has
>> > > >worked for several months and now quit working
possibly
>> > > >after a Windows Update.
>> > > >
>> > > >
>> > > >
>> > > >.
>> > > >
>> >
>> >
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