My tfs 2012 is installed on a remote server and i connect to that using vs2013 when i create new project the above error is displayed.
AFAIK, If you are granted permission to create new team projects then your user-id need to be added to the Create Site permission in Sharepoint and Content Manager in Reporting services.
That is, you need to have permissions on your reporting services site to create new folders.
See:
How to: Set Administrator Permissions for Reporting Services
Error TF218027 when creating a Team Project in TFS 2010
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We recently migrated users to a new domain using this command:
TFSConfig Identities /change /fromdomain:Domain1 /todomain:Domain2 /account:OldAccount /toaccount:NewAccount
Accessing TFS appears to be fine for the users, however, the folder security in TFS reports don't show that the users updated. There must be a separate process for this since reports exists out on the SQl database server?
http://<SQLSERVER>/Reports/Pages/Folder.aspx?ItemPath=%2fTfsReports%2fDefaultCollection
You could try the items below:
Run the following command to update the service account:
TFSConfig Accounts /change /AccountType:ApplicationTier /account:AccountName /password:Password
Run the following command to update the data source account used for reporting:
TFSConfig Accounts /change /AccountType:ReportingDataSource /account:AccountName /password:Password
Re-configure Reporting and Analysis Services in Administration Console.
Restart TFS services. On the TFS application-tier computer, open a Command Prompt window with administrative permissions and change directories to Drive:\%programfiles%\Microsoft Team Foundation Server 14.0\Tools, and type the following TFSServiceControl command:
TFSServiceControl unquiesce
Re-start TFS server.
I am new to TFS. However, I have created a new TFS Account in Visual Studio and under visual studio 2013, I have created a new team project checked in. However, when I am trying to create a new job in jenkins, I am not able to file the Url for the repository of my solution that I have build. My code is under the url:
https://himanshuaccount.visualstudio.com/Himanshu_Workspace/_versionControl?path=%24%2FHimanshu_Workspace%2FTFS%20Information%2FTFSApplication1&version=T&_a=contents
The repository url is not being taken by jenkins. Any idea where I can find my TFS repository url in Visual Studio 2013 or under Microsoft Account?
Enable alternate credentials in your Visual Studio Team Services profile. Be sure to set a secondary user name because you won't be able to use your email account to connect Visual Studio Team Services to Jenkins.
Go to your team project's administration page. On the Service Hooks tab, create a subscription and add Jenkins.
Pick the event from Visual Studio Team Services that you want to trigger a Jenkins build. Configure the action to take in Jenkins.
In Jenkins, create a new item. Create the type of build that's appropriate for your project.
Set the URL for your TFVC repository in Visual Studio Team Services. Details: https://github.com/jenkinsci/tfs-plugin
I keep getting the following error when I try to migrate a TFS 2013 team project to Visual Studio Team Services. "OH-SCM-009: Error occurred while sync. Access to the path 'O:\w69_13\teamproject' denied."
I tried it a couple of times but each time it prompts with a different folder name. My login has full rights to the TFS_Temp folder.
According to the error message, the migration utility does not have the Read&Write Permission to TFS_Temp folder. Check your machine security settings and try to run the utility as Administrator.
I am trying to build a project with build server and it keeps giving me the following error:
C:\Program Files (x86)\MSBuild\InstallShield\2013Limited\InstallShield.targets (108): -7159: The product license has expired or has not yet been initialized.
I have added the account used by Build in the build collection administrator group and project collection administrator group. I also activated installshield both through Visual Studio (creating new setup project) and then going in this location
c$\Program Files (x86)\InstallShield\2013LE\System\TSConfig.exe
I have VS 2010 (Shell), VS 2012 and VS2013 installed.
I have also added this user in the administrator group on that server. I have restarted the build server multiple times. I am not sure what else to try. Could anyone please help
Be ensure that the BuildService is not running with a local account such as "NT_AUTHORITY\Network Service". If so, please change it with a domain account and add the user account to the administrator group. Restart TFS build server machine, and re-queue the build.
In addition, please also have a check on this blog for the details on how to work with Installshield with TFS build:
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/girishp/archive/2014/03/04/installshield-and-team-build-on-tfs.aspx
I keep getting this error everytime I try to setup TFS plublishing with my Azure Cloud Services Account:
Unable to find AzureContinuousDeployment.11.xaml
And links to this post:
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/bharry/archive/2012/06/07/announcing-continuous-deployment-to-azure-with-team-foundation-service.aspx
I had removed the BuildProcessTemplates folder to another path inside TFS. I just restored it to "$//BuildProcessTemplates" just like the article said, but I keep getting the same error from the Windows Azure Management portal.
The publishing templates haven't been modified.
OK so apparently, I needed at least one Build Configuration defined in the "Builds" section of Team Explorer for this to work.
I added a new configuration called TEMP and directed the process template xaml to the root folder.
Once that was configured I went back to the Azure Management Site, retried the "Setup TFS Publishing" option and everything worked fine.