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dtmail not opening attachments

 
Charles Zepp_1
Occasional Advisor

dtmail not opening attachments

I am unable to open an attachment in dtmail. I have tried as a regular user and as root. The following error pops up in a window when I try to open the attachment:

TT_ERR_NOT_AUTHORIZED Client is not authorized.

The attachment is just a plain text file. Anyone know what may be causing this?
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Ralf Puchner
Honored Contributor

Re: dtmail not opening attachments

TT_ERR_NOT_AUTHORIZED means there is a tooltalk error (consult cde manual) with authorization. Check ttsession process (have a look into the "CDE tooltalk messaging" documentation.

As tooltalk and CDE (dtmail is based on) required proper network configuration, please verify hostnames, rpc etc.




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Charles Zepp_1
Occasional Advisor

Re: dtmail not opening attachments

I've lloked through the CDE docs at

http://h30097.www3.hp.com/docs/base_doc/DOCUMENTATION/V51A_PDF/00README.TXT

but couldn't find anything related to this. All of the networking seems to be in order also.
Ralf Puchner
Honored Contributor

Re: dtmail not opening attachments

Charles,

have a look into the CDE manuals (about 2-5 book) and search for "TOOLTALK". The chapter of tooltalk explains how to check if this mechanism runs correctly on your system.

It is absolut necessary, that the network runs without a problem. Nameresolution works etc. So how have you checked your network?
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Charles Zepp_1
Occasional Advisor

Re: dtmail not opening attachments

I looked through the tooltalk and the cde manual's and couldn't find this error listed anywhere.

nslookup is working also. any other idea's of what this error is?
Ralf Puchner
Honored Contributor

Re: dtmail not opening attachments

do not search for the error message, go through the troubleshooting section and check of proper installation of tooltalk.

There is no "if error xyz then...." and so a fast solution. But there is a troubleshooting section and a description explaining how tooltalk works and if you know how it works and what processes and network parts involved you can check the components...
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