gczychi Posted August 20 Share Posted August 20 I’m quite a bit puzzled: There is a FileMaker database A hosted on a FMS 18 (Mac mini), 10.13.0.10 Working with database A using a FM Pro client as well as running FMS Script Schedules (SSS) or Perform Script on Server (PSoS), everything works fine. Database A has an external FileMaker FileMaker database B attached to it, which is hosted on another Mac mini 10.14.0.10 Opening database A in FileMaker Pro Client App on local network 10.13.0.1/24 on any computer and accessing database B (which is on fmnet:/10.14.0.10/B) works perfectly fine. Using SSS or PSoS on database B fails. It’s as if database B is simply not there for FMS. However, another External Data Source attached to database A, a MySQL ODBC data source (10.14.0.3) works super fine, both using a FM Pro client and using SSS and PSoS. Of course, I have checked, if the other server is reachable: 1) using Terminal command logged in as the same Mac user that FileMaker Server uses (fms_a): p=$(ping -c 1 10.14.0.1 | grep "64 bytes") ; u=$(whoami) ; echo $p $u Output: 64 bytes from 10.14.0.1: icmp_seq=0 ttl=63 time=19.404 ms fms_a 2) running the same command from a Filemaker shell plugin (bBox) in any FileMaker client (that has database A open) generates the same result. 3) running the same shell command in a SSS or PSoS generates also the same result. fms_b is available. But still, when running a SSS or a PSoS trying to access database B, no external database B seems to exist. An nmap-scan of 10.13.0.10 (fms_a) from fms_a: PORT STATE SERVICE 80/tcp open http 88/tcp open kerberos-sec 443/tcp open https 3283/tcp open netassistant 5003/tcp open filemaker 5013/tcp open fmpro-v6 5900/tcp open vnc 16000/tcp open fmsas 16002/tcp open gsms 49168/tcp open unknown 49328/tcp open unknown 50004/tcp open unknown An nmap-scan of 10.14.0.10 (fms_b) from fms_a: PORT STATE SERVICE 22/tcp open ssh 80/tcp open http 88/tcp open kerberos-sec 443/tcp open https 445/tcp open microsoft-ds 3283/tcp open netassistant 5003/tcp open filemaker 5013/tcp open fmpro-v6 5900/tcp open vnc 16000/tcp open fmsas 16002/tcp open gsms 50004/tcp open unknown 52647/tcp open unknown 64204/tcp open unknown One interesting note: SSS and PSoS on Database B has worked before, on the same hardware using the same OS and the same FMS version in use now. But I needed to completely reinstall the whole machine and wiped out the ssd and installed a fresh OS (10.14) and FMS (18), same versions. Everything is the same, except for: I installed the FMS not as the default daemon user «fmserver» but another daemon user «fms_a». I have given this user sudo privileges and I am able to log in as this user on the Mac. This is the only difference to the setup before. Anyone has any idea what could be wrong? Thanks a lot, G. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
gczychi Posted August 21 Author Share Posted August 21 OMG — I mixed up credentials! Everything is fine now and works as expected. ...never touch a running system… Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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