on 12-15-2015 10:57 AM
Dear Experts,
It would be great if you guys could help me out with my situation. Not Many documents online about this issue.
Its a file to file scenario.
PFB screen shot of receiver channel.
& here is a screen shot of the error in this channel.
This happened following a Hardware & OS migration of SAP XI.
It looks obvious something is wrong with the authentication somewhere but, the receiver channel itself kinda looks different.
My first time encountering a channel with just a '\' for its directory ! Not sure, how that works either.
Well, I dint develop it & its not easy to get hold of the person who developed it.
Here I am asking for help.
Any help is appreciated.
Thanks in advance
Sam
Also, in addition to this, I would like to further state that here the java stack is trying to make connection with the OS (since you have only put "/" in target directory).
Please be informed that it is only after the directories are mounted properly at OS level, that we can see them in AL11. It is similar to activating an object and that being available for transport across various systems. So here OS is one and AL11 / application system is another. Hence creating directory is mandate.
Once you create directory and the dirctory path becomes atleast visible in AL11, then the corresponding Java proxy allows connection between Java stack and ABAP stack (ABAP in the sense where ABAP program resides, i.e. the AL11 part).
Hope this information helps!!
Regards,
Souvik
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Hello Sam,
Such an error has occurred since the Java proxy deployed has blocked the access to create directory at root level in OS.
Depending upon which OS you are using, you should either contact your BASIS team or UNIX team (provided OS used is UNIX).
To determine the OS, you can directly find it from System -> Status of your GUI Wiindow.
Regards,
Souvik
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Hi Sam,
Regards,
Praveen.
Hello Praveen,
Thanks for your input. We tried testing your theory but fortunately or unfortunately files were created in the folder by <SID>adm while SAP Service<SID> user was not authorized to log in to the server. BASIS team confirmed its normal behavior !
Appreciate your input. If there is any other information you'd want me to know, please do share.
Thanks
Hi Sam,
Regards,
Praveen.
Thanks for recreating the scenario. As mentioned in my earlier comment, we logged in with <SID>adm user and tried creating a file in the folder & it was successful !
You are right, under normal circumstance we create a folder in the path or check the 'create Target Directory' box in CC. This makes me wonder why the communication channel was created & how it was working fine before the migration.
If its not too much trouble, could you share your Kernel version of SAP XI used ?
Thanks
Hi Sam,
' \' defines too root directory of the server.
Try using Filezilaa /Winscp and connect to that server using same user id and password.
regards,
Manoj
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Hello Manoj,
Thanks for the comment. Is there some place in RWB or in ABAP stack where we can find the entire path of the root directory. Unfortunately I neither have access to installing the software's you suggested nor do I want to go through all the approval process and wait to get it installed.
I guess below users should have proper authentications.
<SID>adm
SAPService<SID>
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Hello Sam,
Seems your using NFS protocol.
Can you check with basis team for the mounted directory details and check,I doubt / directory works.Might ASAM would have been used.
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