This one works fine.
LFGroup Grp = (LFGroup)db.GetTrusteeByName("Administrators");
This one doesn't work
LFGroup Grp = (LFGroup)db.GetTrusteeByName("Scanning Users");
Error message screenshot attached.
This one works fine.
LFGroup Grp = (LFGroup)db.GetTrusteeByName("Administrators");
This one doesn't work
LFGroup Grp = (LFGroup)db.GetTrusteeByName("Scanning Users");
Error message screenshot attached.
This works for me using LFSO 9.1 and a 9.1 server. To verify, does it work if you rename it to ScanningUsers?
Yes Robert. I tested it using ScanningUsers and it worked fine.
But as I said, it doens't work if I have spaces in between groups names.
I am running LF Server 9.2.0.485.
I tried using LFSO90 as shown in the screenshot to query a 9.2.0.485 server and it works...
To clarify: when you try ScanningUsers, did you create a new group or rename the old group? If new group, have you tried to rename the old group? If renaming, have you tried to create a new group with spaces in the name?
Is the scanning users group empty? does it contain any members (maybe domain accounts) that does not exist anymore? I suspect it's one of the member is missing.
Thanks.
So I did large number of changes in the code (and haven't done anything specific to this issue) and somewhere I have got this issue fixed as well :)
I have create a new group (Temp Users) and assigned this to a folder and all works fine.
I then added users in this group, assigned this to a folder and all works fine.
Thanks everyone for the help.