I have the Azure Code Search and Work Item Search extensions installed. We are running Azure DevOps Server 2019. I have some users that get 0 results on a search, where I can search the same thing and get many many results. This is not a permission issue. I have given them identical permissions as myself. However the same searches bring up no results for them. Also I am an administrator, I'm wondering if this is a permission issue. Also the search is installed on a seperate server than our application teir.
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I am working on a group project using Microsoft Azure VM that has following issue when we try to create a site collection from Sharepoint Central Administration 2013.
Cannot complete this action
I looked trough the Sharepoint logs and have searched online, but couldn't find a resolution. Please advise and let me know if you need further information.
Im currently in the process of building a webapp that utilizes azure cognitive search to get data from a cosmos db container I have set up. For the past 3 days, the azure search has been working perfectly, and ive been able to access the search container from the azure portal just fine. Today I was working on my application and I started getting 400 response codes from my get requests to the azure search URI.
I went to the portal and was prompted with the following message when I clicked on "overview" in the azure search container.
Clicking it simply makes it disappear. Im now unable to see any usage statistics, and unable to enter queries through the search explorer. I then replaced the 'api-key' header in my get request to the api key instead of the admin key, and am able to now get search results.
I know the azure search itself is working but it seems that the portal is completely broken. I cant change any settings, cant add any indexes, and cant search through the search explorer on the portal.
Here is what I have tried so far to fix:
close browser and reopen - didnt work
restart computer - didnt work
refresh tab - didnt work
log out of microsoft, and log back in - didnt work
deleted and recreated a new azure search container - didnt work
had coworker attempt to log into a completely different resource group and create a new search, but he saw the same exact auth failed error that I was seeing.
When I check my access to the database, under the IAM tab, my role is "contributor" which grants me full access to the search container, so this should not be an issue.
Im completely stuck and being unable to index a field is holding me back. If you need any more relevant information, please let me know.
Looks like Microsoft is aware of the issue and a correction is coming:
I have a user that is getting alerts from TFS. When I looked at [Tfs_Configuration].[dbo].[tbl_Identity] I found several people that I have no idea how they got in there.
When I do a backup of the TFS server through the console, they get an email notification.
How do I remove them? I have tried attempting to sync with JobService, rebooted the server, looked in AD at the person, and I've looked in TFS in User Management in the Console. They are not there. I can find them in TFS if I search for a Subscriber on a Project, but nothing in regards to backup or the like or a way to remove them from the entire TFS instance.
I have also looked a the Console and group membership for individual projects. They are not Team Foundation Administrators.
You do not: TFS/VSTS/ADO needs to refer to past users reference in work item, version control and other subsystems.
You can break your database in an unrecoverable way modifying the tbl_Identity table.
The only reasonable thing to do is to remove these users from all TFS (and Active Directory) groups so they only appears in old data. The TFSSecurity utility can help you identify which groups has a specific user.
I am trying to create an FTP site in IIS, which will contain folders based on IIS isolated users.
I don't want these user to be Windows Users.
I have read many different forums which all provided the same steps, such as
http://www.iis.net/learn/publish/using-the-ftp-service/configure-ftp-with-iis-manager-authentication-in-iis-7
But for some reason the users i'm creating are not able to log in. I get Access Denied. Although at some points i removed all firewalls and added every kind of permission on the folders and such.
I tried the above suggested steps for 100 times.
Could anyone might suggest something that i might be missing?
I'm totally new to sharepoint, My question is simple. I have a document library with some documents in it. When I delete a document from the library, this document still appears in search results. I solved this by running something called full crawl, I honestly don't know what this is. Do I have to do this every time I modify the documents in the library?
Reset your index, good guide here :)
http://sharepointnoob.wordpress.com/2009/05/27/reset-crawled-content-in-moss-2007/
Check the crawl logs for errors during the crawl.
Also try
Go to SharePoint Central Administration > Operations > Services on Server, stop the Windows SharePoint Service Search service
Started the Windows SharePoint Service Search service from SharePoint Central Administration and create a new search database
Re-associated the indexer to the content database from SharePoint 3.0 Central Administration > Application Management > Content Databases
Make sure that your crawl account does not have administrator level privileges to your SharePoint farm. If it does, it can see deleted items and can cause this issue to occur. It should just be a default user account with read permissions.
Yes, I guess you have to do this every single time you do any modification. At least this is how I do it/