My app is no longer shown listed under Apps in the Default environment at make.powerapps.com.
When I run Get-AdminPowerApp PowerShell cmdlet against the Default env, the App is listed.
When I run Get-AdminDeletedPowerAppsList, the App is not listed.
When I try to run Set-AdminPowerAppOwner, I receive an error...
Error=;
Message=No permission to the 'SharepointFormApp' application that has ID = '<guid-here>'.;
Internal=System.Net.HttpWebResponse
...but I have permissions on the SharepointList that the App is built on.
How do I troubleshoot and if necessary recover this app?
Try to go to https://admin.powerplatform.microsoft.com/environments, select the default environment and the Power Apps.
This should give you a complete list of apps in the environment.
I have on a few occations found flows that was disappeared this way.
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Apologies in advance for somewhat vague information. I am new to Citrix XenApp/XenDesktop technology and am just looking for generic troubleshooting information.
At my place of employment we have kiosks that are configured to connect to a SaaS webapp. These kiosk have either the Citrix XenApp or XenDesktop installed.
One of the icons launches the IE browser that connects to the SaaS app using a preconfigured user account. Sometimes, however, instead of launching the browser, the system displays the "The session limit has been reached. Please contact your system administrator." error shown in below image.
The people administering these kiosks think that this message comes from the SaaS web application but that application does not enforce any limits on how many session are open for a given account under a given time.
Also considering how Citrix XenApp/XenDesktop works I would think (but maybe I am wrong) that if the SaaS app did reject a user login, we would be displayed an error message in Internet Explorer instead of this ICA prompt.
So I think that the issue here could be that the message is not about login sessions made to the background SaaS app but either about Citrix sessions or perhaps previous IE browsers somehow running in the background(?)
However our company's Citrix team looked at this and noticed that "Citrix was still active" when this prompt was displayed. The conclusion was then that Citrix is for that reason not the cause here.
So I wanted here to ask some questions on what things I could consider as causes and where I could look in the hopes of getting started on this issue.
This would be for XenApp / XenDesktop 7.18.
The questions I have:
Does XenApp / XenDesktop have log files that can be consulted for
debugging issues like this?
Is it possible to get XenApp / XenDesktop to run in debug mode (to
output more details to the log files)?
Does Citrix have configuration settings that could lead it to
have an issue like this?
A. First check the event logs and see when you facing this issue so does any event logs generated.
B. Also you can check the ICA configuration tool for session settings and checked if session settings are set to NEVER.
C. The ICA listener configuration tool is located at Start > All Programs > Citrix > Administration Tools > ICA Listener Configuration.
You are on the right track with the SaaS application itself reporting the error. If this Citrix session was already active when the icon was clicked again and the preconfigured user was already logged into the SaaS application, that would account for this error. To investigate, logout the Citrix session and try clicking the icon again, or check SaaS application to see if that preconfigured users is already connected.
Is the same user used for all these kiosks or is each kiosk supposed to have a unique user? Can this preconfigured user log in multiple times?
I was surprized not to be able to connect to my account through appcfg my password was right, butthe app ansered it's not.
When I change the google setting : https://www.google.com/settings/security/lesssecureapps to make Access for less secure apps enabled, it worked.
Is there something I'm missing or must i have this security hole open to be able to use appcfg?
Please notice I'm using eclipse to publish my apps, and the eclipse plugin connects with even if the accont security is safe, but calling appcfg from the command line for roll back was the operation that failed...
I thought eclipse uses the command line to upload my app? I'm obviously wrong.
So the question is: is there something I have to do to be able to have Access for less secure apps disabled and use appcfg ?
Workaround is to use an OAuth2 token instead of using password based authentication.It is more convenient.
just add the option --oauth2 before the update, you get a key which you paste in for appcfg
I recommend you to try uploading your GAE app from the command line by:
Open CMD
Going to the GAE \ BIN directory
Enter the following command:
appcfg.exe update PATH_YOUR_APP_WAR
After that you will be required to enter your GAE email address and password, that's it
I'm running an application that executes Windows Workflows as a service with some custom activities in them. When I run the activities as a logged on user in a shell that invokes the workflows with the activities, the activities have no problems performing as expected. When the activities get invoked while the user is running the service (e.g. not logged on, at least not graphically) the activities fail with "Access Denied" errors. What's the difference between running the code as a logged on user vs running it as a service user ? Is it that when it runs as a service, the user's profile doesn't get loaded ? If so, how can I force the user's profile to get loaded when running as a service ?
Specifically, the activities I'm working with perform remote management with classes in the System.Management.Automation namespace (i.e. powershell).
A bit late answer, but in case someone else is wondering.
I had a similar problem earlier and have done some research. The following is untested, but may be of help to others.
The difference between a process running as "Windows Service" and under a desktop environment is what Window Station it is assigned to. Normally a service runs under a different station than desktop users.
I say normally because a service can have the "SERVICE_INTERACTIVE_PROCESS" flag set. This will give it a desktop window station. See this article and this article for a more detailed explanation. Setting the "SERVICE_INTERACTIVE_PROCESS" can be done in the CreateService (C# use of that) call or manually by checking the "Allow service to interact with desktop" checbox under "LogOn" under properties of the specific service.
Having a tough time with this issue. Not sure how but my ApplicationPoolIdentity is broken.
Currently I'm running IIS 8 on Windows 8 with Visual Studio 2012. When trying to debug an application from Visual Studio, or just navigating to the site in a browser I get the following error logged and a 503 error.
Application pool 'DefaultAppPool' is being automatically disabled due to a series of failures in the process(es) serving that application pool.
If I check out the Application error logs, I find the following error from the User Profile Service.
Windows cannot log you on because your profile cannot be loaded. Check that you are connected to the network, and that your network is functioning correctly.
DETAIL - The system cannot find the path specified.
Upon looking into the details I find that the User Profile Service is trying to load up a profile with the Id
S-1-5-82-3006700770-424185619-1745488364-794895919-4004696415
Now I opened up the registry to try and find the profile with that UserId. However there's nothing in the Profile list that helps.
So digging around a little more I've found that this issue can be resolved by either
A) Set the Load User Profile of the Application Pool to false.
B) Use a different account for the application pool.
C) Fix the account.
Seeing how this is the built in account, I'd prefer to fix the issue rather than fix the sympton.
What I have tried
aspnet_regiis -i
Removing IIS from windows and reinstalling.
Attempted to follow the guide here but I don't know the account password :P
My hunch
Somehow the ApplicationPoolIdentity got messed up. Is there any physical folders for the built-in accounts? I know that the Network and Local service profiles physical directories exist at C:\Windows\ServiceProfiles\. It is possible to recreate the ApplicationPoolIdentity profile? Or am I way off on what the real issue is?
C) Here is what i did to fix the account
Go in regedit at key
HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\ProfileList
There is a setting called "Default". You have to make sure that the data value point to an existing directory on the drive.
By default it contains "%SystemDrive%\Users\Default". In my company the default is changed to a custom profile. Somehow, someone deleted that user profile. So when the defaultAppPool user tryed to create an accound for himself, it was unable to do so because windows cannot provide him with a default user profile.
You can also diagnose this error when looking at the Event Viewer under the Application folder. You will get a message of that type:
Windows cannot find the local profile and is logging you on with a
temporary profile. changes you make to this profile will be lost when
you log off.
First of all, I'm not sure if this is generic to services in general, but the problem I'm having is pretty specific, it has got to do with the SageTV service component.
Since there isn't much help over at the SageTV forums regarding this specific subject, I thought maybe this was a generic issue with services and therefore worth asking here at Stackoverflow.
Here goes:
I'm running the SageTV windows service with a plugin activated which is supposed to execute external programs. When running under the Local System Account (with the "Interact with the desktop option" enabled), this works fine. For testing purposes I'm using notepad.exe as the program to execute.
Then I created a new user (let's call it mediabrowser) and changed the SageTV service so it would run as that user. When I do that, the SageTV plugin no longer executes notepad. It just does nothing, I don't get any errors or anything, it's just that nothing happens when notepad should be getting executed.
The mediabrowser user has administrative priviliges. The option to interact with the desktop is only available for the Local System Account, and I believe that normal users are always allowed to interact with the desktop anyways.
Is this a general issue with services? If so, what permissions might my mediabrowser user need in order for this to work? I'm pretty sure this is because of permission differences between my mediabrowser user and the Local System Account.
Thanks in advance ...
Uhhh OK. Now I feel like an idiot. I just launched the tast manager on the machine and I can see that there are tons of notepad.exe processes under the mediabrowser user so I guess that notepad IS being executed correctly. It's just not being shown on the desktop.
So I guess this just works :-)