MLS update 6/3/2012
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aclawson
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MLS update 6/3/2012
MLS installed a patch to itself today but the release notes document did not change. Does anybody know what, if anything, has changed?
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aebrown
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There was a missing language translation file, and it also fixed a finance bug that affected how certain transactions were transmitted to CUBS.aclawson wrote:MLS installed a patch to itself today but the release notes document did not change. Does anybody know what, if anything, has changed?
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russellhltn
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jasonplattter wrote:It causes me grief in that we don't have the clerk user as an administrator so we have to go around to all of the Stake computers and update them.
While MLS release notes indicate support for running as a non-admin, we've never received any policy update on how to do so. Is there a reason the clerk doesn't have local admin rights? And is this based on fear or actual bad experience?
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Beryxil
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A little bit of both. I come from the IT sector and it is just standard procedure to not have users as admins. Additionally, we ran into a couple of issues of unauthorized software being installed one of the instances was remote access software. It would be much easier to have the clerk user be an admin. Both of us STS's are new so we are not sure of any special requirements for MLS.RussellHltn wrote:While MLS release notes indicate support for running as a non-admin, we've never received any policy update on how to do so. Is there a reason the clerk doesn't have local admin rights? And is this based on fear or actual bad experience?
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Beryxil
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