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Does anybody have the problem in successmaker, where the majority of students logging in get as far as requesting a course and the program then just sits and waits and goes nowhere. If Admin logs onto the machine and then goes into SM as a student, the problem doesn't occur. Any ideas as to what permissions etc. we may be missing :?
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Is your successmaker running as part of the whole school network, or on a seperate system?

 

Ours is on a seperate system, and will occasionally have problems if it loses connection to the 'server' and thus can't find the child's records.

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Ours is running as part of the network and we do not have these problems you mention. Have you contacted RM about it?

 

Andrew

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In answer to 'sqdge', it is part of the whole school network.

It answer to Andrew, RM won't talk to us as we don't have a service contract. The price of their service contract would buy alternative software(if we knew of any).

Whether there is a problem with the particular room we are using and there is a certain external piece of software that needs to be added to these machines that we don't know about?

Chris

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Have you always had this problem, or is it recent? If it's recent, what's changed?

Anything in the event log on the server or the machine?

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Its to do with the permisons on the c:drive. I guess the kids have no write access to the c:drive at all?

 

You need to vreat a couple of GPO exceptions to allow the kids to write to certain folders of the "c:drive

 

The GPO settings are set a Computer Configuration>Windows Settings>Security Settings>File System

 

I am not sure if this is a correct way to do as we are a none RM network as well but it got it working four us and you described the problem as exactly as we had it.

We have domain/everyone modify to the folllowing folders.

 

 

%systemdrive%/history

%systemdrive%/localcai

%systemdrive%/resultsmanager

%systemdrive%/student

%systemdrive%/teacher

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Thanks all. I've checked the permissions for the specific c: drive folders' permissions and they all appear OK. I'm very confused!

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