[#VWR-13236] strange problem plaguing me with my own created objects---permissions to edit/reposition DENIED

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strange problem plaguing me with my own created objects---permissions to edit/reposition DENIED

Created: 05/May/09 10:07 AM Updated: 16/Feb/10 07:49 AM

Component/s:

Building (in-world), Permissions

Affects Version/s:

1.22

Fix Version/s:

None

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Second Life 1.22.11 (113941) Mar 6 2009 12:50:02 (Second Life Release)
CPU: Intel Core 2 Series Processor (3000 MHz)
Memory: 3072 MB
OS Version: Microsoft Windows XP Service Pack 3 (Build 2600)
Graphics Card Vendor: NVIDIA Corporation
Graphics Card: GeForce 8800 GT/PCI/SSE2
OpenGL Version: 2.1.2

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Duplicate

This issue duplicates:

~~VWR-10197~~ Can't reposition -- permission denied Message when trying to move prims long(er) distances

This issue is original of duplicate:

~~VWR-16874~~ A problem with building and repositioning prims

~~MISC-3234~~ Try to move things or rotate and keep getting 'permission denied'

Relates

This issue Relates to:

SVC-2621 Meta-Issue: New/modified permissions

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I am currently TRYING to build......I keep getting messages in global chat telling me I cannot do things with my own created objects, this has been going on for 3 days now, and it is very frustrating to tyr build when the pieces keep "popping" back to original rez position. (this is just one of the messages I have received in chat : (Can't reposition – permission denied).
How can my permissions benied on something that I have created??

My Location when this is happening.and yes I have full land rights here:
http://slurl.com/secondlife/Rage/191/106/22

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Ellla McMahon added a comment - 05/May/09 11:11 AM - edited

Harley, please add some further information to this issue see JIRA issue posting guidelines - To submit a bug

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* Steps (1,2,3...) to reliably reproduce the bug-- How to make the bug happen. If you cannot identify the specific steps, describe what seems to lead to the bug. Try to make this as simple as possible while still being specific enough to reproduce the bug. Simpler reproductions make it easier to narrow down the causes.

* OBSERVED results (what happens when the bug occurs)

* EXPECTED results (what behavior you would have expected instead)

Please also see ~~VWR-10197~~ and [Second Life Wiki - Linkability Ruleshttp://wiki.secondlife.com/wiki/Linkability_Rules]

Gellan Glenelg added a comment - 28/Oct/08 02:18 PM
Are you moving prims across a parcel boundary? Is Object Entry disabled?

For technical, time-sensitive and/or Region/Account specific issues please Submit a Ticket with Support as per JIRA Home page They will be able to give you help and advice.

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Marie Resch added a comment - 02/Jun/09 01:18 AM

I am also having this problem.

I create or rezz an object on land that I own and have full permissions on. I then edit the object and attempt to reposition, but then I get a message that permission is denied to move the object. I should have full permissions on my own land, right? So what's going on?

This is one of several persistent issues I have had regarding building, within the past two weeks.

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Harleen Gretzky added a comment - 02/Jun/09 04:55 AM

@Marie - This was a duplicate issue, please see the main issue ~~VWR-10197~~.

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Harley Blum added a comment - 04/Jun/09 12:50 AM

It is very simple, i rezzed a prim, built a fountain, took it back into inventory, rezzed it again, and that is when i started getting the "can't reposition" message. and NO i was not trying to move across regions....this problem is still happening, happened more than once today (June 3) at the same location. What i expected is, be able to manipulate MY own created objects without problems.