nickbro

Thanks, WEBDAV can cause all sorts of issues with HAP+. Just sprung into my mind that one

I just can't figure this error out, do you have WEBDAV installed on the server?

What sort of access denied error? There are a few that HAP+ can generate. Check your hapConfig.xml file has been configured correctly. Can you paste your section please?

ABR file:

Answers: No, you have to manually. Nope, the booking system is not that complex, it's a basic IT booking system.

@beneal I'll see what I can do. @calwyn: that's quite a big job, I will see what I can do but can't promise anything

@calwyn can you post the link again, it doesn't seem to have been posted

hmm, that's a new one, Compiler Error Message: CS0016: Could not write to output file 'c:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v1.1.4322\Temporary ASP.NET Files\MyApp\fadda49e\bbdb0b87\eqdatzch.dll' -- 'Access is denied.' - Vignesh's Weblog - An Intermittent blog with scraps of

The ticket thing points to a user trying to access HAP+ with an invalid logon token

For IIS8, search the ~/web.config file for IIS8

Ok, issue located and fixed, source is available on codeplex

Yep,

On your test machine your testing tracker on, can you do the same procedure that you did on the server, and change the permissions on that registry key. Get the error that is then logged in the App Event Log. This will tell you what is going wrong.

can you look on the server at the event logs, see if you can find any more information. What is the file name's extension?

Yes, ABR is still used. Can you do some http://www.edugeek.net/forums/home-access-plus/86059-hap-json-debugging.html to find the root cause

Open ~/web.config in notepad, look for SVG

It should be in there, down the bottom. MimeTypes

Open ~/web.config with notepad, look for the Windows Server 2012 reference and follow the instructions

Yep, those

The other issue, I've left some console.log lines in, you will just need to remove them from ~/bookingsystem/default.aspx

@TheScarfedOne I cannot replicate this issue

@TheScarfedOne Looks like you've got a user defined in the booking system database that doesn't exist on your network

On the server you need to grant permission to the HAP IIS AppPool to search the Security Event log Open the Registry Editor: Select Start then Run Enter regedt32 or regedit [*]Navigate/expand to the following key: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\Eventlog\Security [*]Right click on this entry and select Permissions [*]Add the Network Service user [*]Give it Read permission

MSI file, HAP+ doesn't use a VBS script to write data to the sql database, it's all done via the Logon Tracker exe

Check that in the app_config.xml file the provider is set to SQL not XML. It should start logging then. Check the /tracker/ page for more