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Its a little bit dangerous what they do but it works. Because of they want to go into the restored po with the GroupWise Client with direct file access they need to have a wphost.db in this restored po that has the direct access set to allowed.<br />
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In Item 2 they set it to client server and direct and security to low.<br />
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In Item 3 you have to rebuild the po to get a wphost.db<br />
- in console one in groupwise view click on the po object the user is in.<br />
- right click GroupWise utilities -&gt; System Maintenance<br />
- Click on rebuild database<br />
- Click on run, change the path to database to a local file folder!!!<br />
- Click ok<br />
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Now you have a wphost.db which let you login to the po with direct access<br />
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Do not forget 4. If you do not you let you postoffice in a unsecure state.<br />
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Go on whith the TID<br />
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Hope that helps.<br />
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Thomas
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hi Thomas,<br />
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Any implications on the live PO once i have rebuilt the PO (ie change the path to database to a local file folder and after that step 4 is done properly)....<br />
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hi experts,<br />
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Please explain what does the author mean by &quot;Rebuild the PO&quot; for item 3. How do i Rebuild the PO?<br />
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ref:<br />
<a href="http://www.novell.com/coolsolutions/tip/15882.html" rel="ugc">http://www.novell.com/coolsolutions/tip/15882.html</a>
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hi experts,

Please explain what does the author mean by "Rebuild the PO" for item 3. How do i Rebuild the PO?

ref:
http://www.novell.com/coolsolutions/tip/15882.html

Its a little bit dangerous what they do but it works. Because of they want to go into the restored po with the GroupWise Client with direct file access they need to have a wphost.db in this restored po that has the direct access set to allowed.
 
In Item 2 they set it to client server and direct and security to low.

In Item 3 you have to rebuild the po to get a wphost.db
- in console one in groupwise view click on the po object the user is in.
- right click GroupWise utilities -&gt; System Maintenance
- Click on rebuild database
- Click on run, change the path to database to a local file folder!!!
- Click ok

Now you have a wphost.db which let you login to the po with direct access

Do not forget 4. If you do not you let you postoffice in a unsecure state.

Go on whith the TID

Hope that helps.

Thomas

hi Thomas,

Any implications on the live PO once i have rebuilt the PO (ie change the path to database to a local file folder and after that step 4 is done properly)....





Rebuild the PO

hi experts,

Please explain what does the author mean by &quot;Rebuild the PO&quot; for item 3. How do i Rebuild the PO?

ref:
http://www.novell.com/coolsolutions/tip/15882.html

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