Appreciate ideas. I have two domains that replicate the same database. Problem is, most documents replicate, but some do not. I get the error:
Unable to store document in db.nsf (NoteID = 2954) from ServerName db.nsf (NoteID = 2950): You are not authorized to perform that operation
I’ve set notes.ini - LOG_REPLICATION=5, but get no further detail on why not authorized.
No other clues from looking at log.nsf, statrep.nsf, or replication history.
Looking at the database: ACL’s identical. Servers included in LocalDomainServers and entered explicitly. LocalDomainServers group exist on both servers NAB. Users are restricted from copying or replicating. Servers, LocalDomainServers, database Managers are not restricted.
Comparing a document that replicates with one that does not: Reader fields and Author fields identical.
If I force replication via client, everything replicates fine.
I’ve run fixup -j and will probably try compact.
Any ideas on potential source or troubleshooting technique would be appreciated,
While some documents replicate fine, still occasionally getting the error on others:
“Unable to store document in db.nsf (NoteID = 10378) from ServerName db.nsf (NoteID = 10370): You are not authorized to perform that operation”
Created new replicas of all databases, essentially removing any corruption they may have existed…No effect.
Logged into database using server id (had to change ACL’s server entry to Unspecified). As the server, I can open the document referenced in the error. I can also clear replication history and force replication using the server id.
It must be a design error on my part, but I’m running out of potential sources and troubleshooting ideas. Help appreciated.
Considering three years have passed this may be a shot in the dark, but did you ever find a solution to this problem? We’re having the exact same issue.