Rob,
Yeah, i saw that one too when I did a Google search. No dice as it deals with the AS400 side rather than the client side. Most of my tech team here at work also took a turn at the issue as they walk by. "What's all this swearing over here? Oh, let me take a whack at it!" We've tried
-deleting the user profile
-making the user a local admin and domain adim
-changing the sign-on options as you detailed above
-create a new AS400 connection
-purged the registry after an uninstall
-check registry permissions
-check file permissions
At the moment I've made the user a local admin and I'm doing the install as that user. More news at 11.
-Todd
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by: rwardPosted on 2008-01-24 at 11:45:12ID: 20736567
Todd, I found this explanation on IBM's website for the error message:
CWBSY1008
Cause
A general security error was returned to the client from the server. This error may be the result of one of the following:
* The user profile being used has no password (*NONE) assigned to it.
* The password validation program being used (system value QPWDVLDPGM on the server) has a program name defined and this program found an error in the password.
* The password for QUSER profile needs to be reset.
Recovery
Check to see if the user profile has a password assigned to it. If no password is assigned, you must assign one. Also, look at the job log for user QUSER, job QZSOSIGN to see if the password validation program found an error. To do this:
1 Type WRKACTJOB at the OS/400 command prompt to bring up the list of active jobs.
2 Press F14 (shift+F2) to include prestarted jobs.
3 Find the QZOSIGN job running in the QSYSWRK subsystem in the job list. If there are multiple QZOSIGN jobs, repeat the following steps for each job.
4 Type a 5 next to each QZSOSIGN to work with it and press Enter.
5 On the Work with Job panel, type a 10 to display the job log.
6 Look for a message in the job log similar to `SIGNON server job' for the user who had the CWBSY1008 message. The message listed after this message should help solve the problem. If the error message says the password for QUSER has expired, change the password for QUSER fixes the problem. For other causes, look at the error message details help and take the recommended action.
Also, check iSeries Navigator for the user. Try changing the signon information to always prompt for signon information. If that works then change it back and try again.
Rob