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After doing a BUNCH of additional testing, I logged into the workstation as the domain admin, uninstalled and then reinstalled the software (admin and client) and was able to access the admin and client interfaces fine.

I then logged off and logged back in as the user and was able to access the software as well. Not sure what got messed up the first time around, but this appears to have resolved my issue.

I've got two users who need access to modify the recipients they are responsible for.
I can run the PG Admin remotely on my desktop fine (im a domain admin) but neither of these users is, and they both get the same error:

ERROR # 429 Invalid Operation. in Procedure: tadmin_resize

Anybody run into this? I've checked and double checked all the access rights to the share and the NTFS file system and all is well...

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Topic: Error running remote PG Admin
andrewsm Replies: 2 Views: 8831	Forum: PageGate Support Posted: Fri Dec 10, 2010 8:23 am Subject: Error running remote PG Admin
andrewsm Replies: 2 Views: 8831	After doing a BUNCH of additional testing, I logged into the workstation as the domain admin, uninstalled and then reinstalled the software (admin and client) and was able to access the admin and client interfaces fine. I then logged off and logged back in as the user and was able to access the software as well. Not sure what got messed up the first time around, but this appears to have resolved my issue.
Topic: Error running remote PG Admin
andrewsm Replies: 2 Views: 8831	Forum: PageGate Support Posted: Thu Dec 09, 2010 10:10 am Subject: Error running remote PG Admin
andrewsm Replies: 2 Views: 8831	I've got two users who need access to modify the recipients they are responsible for. I can run the PG Admin remotely on my desktop fine (im a domain admin) but neither of these users is, and they both get the same error: ERROR # 429 Invalid Operation. in Procedure: tadmin_resize Anybody run into this? I've checked and double checked all the access rights to the share and the NTFS file system and all is well...