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Improve GWCheck to clear proxy failures (without end-user interaction like delete&re-add)

Idea ID 2787727

Improve GWCheck to clear proxy failures (without end-user interaction like delete&re-add)

Status: Waiting for Votes Submitted by Cadet 3rd Class on ‎2016-04-01 05:38
We have some strange proxy behaviour regarding the quick access list for some users. There quick access list include users for which they never tried to proxy and also don't have rights for. Novell/Microfocus doesn't have a fix. They told me to delete&re-add proxy rights for the affected users as only solution. But because this users are heavily connected to each other and end-user interaction is needed this could not be done so easy. Additional I felt that also shared folders are involved when talking about proxy problems.

In shorts words Novell/MicroFocus should add something to GWCheck to clear such problems without end-user interaction. The actual available "proxyfix" switch doesn't help here. Perhaps they can implement the needed "detele&re-add proxy rights".
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tstimper
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‎2016-04-01 11:25
‎2016-04-01 11:25
good idea, agree.
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