nickbro

Hmm that's an odd one, I'll have to look into that, if it's downloading the right file then it's just the auditing

No problem, sorry I didn't respond sooner, was in timetable meetings all afternoon, only just got home

Good to hear

MyComputer.aspx no longer exists since version 8

Check that you set ReadTo and WriteTo on that drive, leaving it blank can cause this issue. If in doubt, ReadTo="All" and WriteTo="All"

No virtual server? Windows Server 2008 R2 standard comes 1 virtual OS cal as well for hyper-v

yep, most of use run HAP+ on a web/remote access member server to avoid compromising and dc or valuable server

Hasn't changed much since it was introduced, sorry.

Odd, that shouldn't do that. Are you sure that all users have local logon rights to the server your running HAP+ from?

Home Access Plus+, RD Gateway, SSTP VPN, Exchange Email. I'm a .net programmer so IIS allows me to program in asp.net. IIS 7.5 is more secure that apache in it's default settings. Most sites that have been 'hacked' in recent years have been running apache, not IIS.

IIS 7.5 on Windows Server 2008 R2 Make sure, if you can, to use https for all comms traffic, stops some of the nasty stuff.

This will be fixed with the v9 release, you can stop it now by turning the read/write checks off

I'll add a switch to turn it on and off

Not as far as I know, since it's core asp.net not something I've written

I'll see what I can do

No progress as of yet, been working on other bits of HAP+ when I can. Most of my time at the moment is spent producing the timetable September, and all the meetings and work that entails.

That could be it - - - Updated - - - v9 will hopefully move over to parsing the NTFS permissions instead of trying to read/write checks

test.txt

That error is to do with not having permissions to impersonate the user on the server, check the users have local logon rights. Folder redirection is one thing, you still need to set the Home Drive in AD as well

HAP+ wouldn't work if that file was missing. Have you correctly installed HAP+? You may of forgotten to convert the folder into an application in IIS manager

How odd, can you post your section of the hapConfig.xml file please? HAP+ doesn't YET use NTFS permissions to see if it can do stuff, it makes a small file and deletes it to see what permissions it has. You can also try doing some http://www.edugeek.net/forums/home-access-plus/86059-hap-json-debugging.html and look for what Action it is coming back with

That error is generated by asp.net and is out of our controlled. It is to do with using session cookies (for security reasons)

You can ignore that error if you want. That's HAP+ trying to find a users picture stored in Active Directory.

Not at present, as the cache is a memory cache, not a database cache, so when you restart the server/iis/app pool the cache gets reset. The best bet is to monitor CPU usage and spot the spike when it loads the group information for a user. This is due to the parsing of nested AD groups. If you want, for v9 I can add a setting in the HAP+ config to bypass nested lookups

HAP+ will cache the user's roles, and that can be time consuming, if your server doesn't have the processing power. If you login and monitor the CPU via task manager you should see that the local ad cache service does a fair bit when you log in for the first time. Once the user roles are loaded into cache, HAP+ will keep them there for 20 minutes after the last activity of that user.