MSIR.0826 NONPRE doesn't make sense for DISALLOW: Difference between revisions
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A < | A <tt>SIRMETH DISALLOW</tt> command was issued with a <tt>NONPRE</tt> qualifier on a subsystem name. Since non-pre-compiled requests in a subsystem have no privileges to set globals, it doesn't make sense to disallow it. | ||
If the intent was to remove privileges granted to non-pre-compiled requests via a previous < | If the intent was to remove privileges granted to non-pre-compiled requests via a previous <var>SIRMETH ALLOW</var> command, the <var>SIRMETH ALLOW</var> command should be re-issued without the <tt>NONPRE</tt> keyword, or a <var>SIRMETH ALLOW</var> command should be issued without the <tt>NONPRE</tt> keyword for the subset of the subsystems for which privileges are to be removed from non-pre-compiled requests. See the ''Janus SOAP Reference Manual'' for more information about the <tt>SIRMETH</tt> command. | ||
[[Category:Sirius Mods messages]] | [[Category:Sirius Mods messages]] | ||
Revision as of 19:45, 23 April 2014
A SIRMETH DISALLOW command was issued with a NONPRE qualifier on a subsystem name. Since non-pre-compiled requests in a subsystem have no privileges to set globals, it doesn't make sense to disallow it.
If the intent was to remove privileges granted to non-pre-compiled requests via a previous SIRMETH ALLOW command, the SIRMETH ALLOW command should be re-issued without the NONPRE keyword, or a SIRMETH ALLOW command should be issued without the NONPRE keyword for the subset of the subsystems for which privileges are to be removed from non-pre-compiled requests. See the Janus SOAP Reference Manual for more information about the SIRMETH command.