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Subject: cfx_getusergroups and domain authentication Author: Stephen Hait Date/Time: 1/5/2002 9:02:29 AM (74.0) Recent change on client site using this tag - a switch, I think, to authentication by domain. The examples.cfm template used to return a long list of users followed by groups then users/groups. It now returns only 4 users: Administrator, Guest, IUSR_NTSERVER, IWAM_NTSERVER, no global groups and only a few local groups. |
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Subject: RE:cfx_getusergroups and domain authentication Author: Lewis A. Sellers Date/Time: 1/5/2002 11:57:25 AM (75.74) getusers, as I recall, was fairly simple in that it is aware only of the NT4-ish local users. If you folks have switched to something more complicated you'll have to try the more advanced CFX_Users and CFX_Groups tags, which... as I believe I recall... should handle such things. That is, all the newer W2K stuff. |
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Subject: RE:cfx_getusergroups and domain authentication Author: Stephen Hait Date/Time: 1/5/2002 3:46:29 PM (76.74) Thanks. I installed the latest CFX_Users and CFX_Groups tags - still just showing the minimal groups. This must be an issue on the client's end re: their recent changes to security settings. |