Hello,A customer is getting an ECL alert because something with no signature is trying to open a database. This is naturally making him nervous.
I am trying to understand what sort of things that run on Notes have no signature. When you design something it always stamps a signature on the design element. So what does not have a signature and why does my ECL for “No Signature” have so many execution rights?
Many thanks in advance
Subject: "ECL alert because something with “No Signature” is trying to open a database.
whenever it comes just choose 4th option(start trusting) then it do not comes again for that user.bcoz it check the authority on that database .
Subject: RE: "ECL alert because something with “No Signature” is trying to open a database.
That’s not quite what he is asking. -No Signature- is generally attributed to an external program accessing the database. The whole point of the ECL is to limit what id’s have the ability to do.
If you were just to trust, then external code could run against the database and say delete all the documents, the ECL can prevent that from happening.
Subject: RE: "ECL alert because something with “No Signature” is trying to open a database.
Thanks Ajit. Yes, I understand that. We all do it. But I need to understand what runs on notes that has no signature. “No signatures” have a lot of execution rights on my machine and it’s important that I understand why that is.