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Microsoft Team Foundation Server 2010 error TF215097 TF215106:
I am by NO MEANS a developer, am a server guy, but after my boss restructured our file share, my developer has been continually getting the error messages below when attempting to build his code in Microsoft Team Foundation Server 2010.
I'm guessing it has to do with network security, in the past, this code only ran against things LOCAL to the machine so the network service was able to run it. Now since it's moved servers, maybe it needs to run with credentials that have network domain access? When we looked at the network service, it seems to be a local account to the particular server. I googled around, and the only thing I came up with were articles about TFS security groups... Please note the attached screen shot and the error message below.
TF215097: An error occurred while initializing a build for build definition \IB\IronBridge.Nexus.Devel opment.App : TF215106: Access denied.IRONBRIDGELLC\Admin istrator needs Update build information permissions for build definition IronBridge.Nexus.Developme nt.App in team project IB to perform the action. For more information, contact the Team Foundation Server administrator.
I'm guessing it has to do with network security, in the past, this code only ran against things LOCAL to the machine so the network service was able to run it. Now since it's moved servers, maybe it needs to run with credentials that have network domain access? When we looked at the network service, it seems to be a local account to the particular server. I googled around, and the only thing I came up with were articles about TFS security groups... Please note the attached screen shot and the error message below.
TF215097: An error occurred while initializing a build for build definition \IB\IronBridge.Nexus.Devel
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We own the TFS Server, but unfortunately we don't have a TFS admin. Where abouts in the Team Foundation Server Administration Console would I be able to do that?
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this is indeed a missing permission issue that The TFS admin can solve in a second
If you are not the admin ask to add the user IRONBRIDGELLC\Administrato
or to give that user the needed right manually "Update Build definition" or using The Team foundation Administrator tool