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Now My Remote life is working fine between the two environments,
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Now My Remote life is working fine between the two environments,

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Hi Guys<br />
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i have been facing some issues with liferay and implementing remote life from Stage enviornment to Production.<br />
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This who is working now:<br />
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OS= RHEL 5.7 64 bits<br />
APP Server = Jboss eap 5.1 <br />
Liferay Version= liferay-portal-jboss-6.0-e<wbr />e-sp2-2011<wbr />0727<br />
Database= Oracle 10g<br />
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Stage and Production are working in cluster (2 nodes for each environment)<br />
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Problem description:<br />
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During the process to configure remote life i'm getting the following messag:<br />
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&quot;you dont have the required permissions&quot;<br />
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i'm using the production ip to configure it <br />
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if i check the server.log i'm not getting any message there that suggest any possible error.<br />
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Is this kind of issue with OS directories ? <br />
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Any suggestion will be helpful<br />
<br />
Thanks in advance
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Hi Guys

i have been facing some issues with liferay and implementing remote life from Stage enviornment to Production.

This who is working now:

OS= RHEL 5.7 64 bits
APP Server = Jboss eap 5.1 
Liferay Version= liferay-portal-jboss-6.0-ee-sp2-20110727
Database= Oracle 10g

Stage and Production are working in cluster (2 nodes for each environment)

Problem description:

During the process to configure remote life i'm getting the following messag:

"you dont have the required permissions"

i'm using the production ip to configure it 

if i check the server.log i'm not getting any message there that suggest any possible error.

Is this kind of issue with OS directories ? 

Any suggestion will be helpful

Thanks in advance

Liferay + Remote life issues

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