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The missing logo

Asked By: Beth Chavez Date: Oct 07, 2006 Category: Sharepoint Views: 175

I have rebranded a WSS only site(no sps), by replacing the HOME.GIF
with the corporate logo (not really pretty, but was good enough for
right now). I am finding that users with permissions other than Admin
to the server are getting the NTLM. This occurs despite the IE
setting are set to automatic logon only in Intranet zone.

If you press cancel on the NTLM, you get the expected permissions to
the site, but the Logo (HOME.GIF) does not display. Anybody know why
the logo isn't displaying, I suspect that is why the NTLM box keeps
popping up.

Tagged:the missing logo

6 Answers Found

Answer #1 Answered By: Titus Sweet Answered On: Oct 07, 2006

Most likely, the logo image has its own set of permissions. Go onto the server, browse to the images directory, pull up the properties for the logo image, and check the permissions settings. Most likely, the image is not inheriting permissions from the parent directory. Change it so that it inherits, and your problem should be solved.

Answer #2 Answered By: Laura Walker Answered On: Oct 07, 2006

How did you copy the image? I suspect that there are some ACLs on the
file itself...

Answer #3 Answered By: Christop Mcfadden Answered On: Oct 07, 2006

That is my suspicion, I did play with the folder permissions, but
spaced the file permissions and am going to go back and look into it.

Answer #4 Answered By: Victoria Bell Answered On: Oct 07, 2006

oh yeah.. thats a VERY important point. ive done it with a lot worse files than
images.

Answer #5 Answered By: Cassidy Sharpe Answered On: Oct 07, 2006

The permissions on the replacement HOME.GIF file are likely incorrect. Check them and make sure everyone has access to it.

Answer #6 Answered By: Linda Mason Answered On: Oct 07, 2006

Have you resolved this issue? I replaced many of the graphics during our branding and never ran into this issue (except that users have to clear their cache in order to get a new rendition of the page). If you have not resolved this, how exactly did you replace the image?

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