Greetings.
appserver 11.7 win.
I created the procedure that is remotelly run :
DEFINE INPUT PARAMETER pContent AS CHARACTER NO-UNDO. OUTPUT TO \\server4\txt-ati\test.txt. PUT UNFORMATTED pContent SKIP. OUTPUT CLOSE. CATCH myS AS Progress.Lang.SysError : RETURN ERROR NEW Progress.Lang.AppError(myS:getmessage(imgs1), 404). END CATCH.
And it complains about:
Impossible to open file:\\server4\txt-ati\test.txt errno=13. (98).
The shared folder on \\server4 (windows 7) has granted access to everyone as R/W.
From cmd window on the appserver, I can : copy con \\server4\txt-ati\test.txt and it is executed correctly.
but the appserver process can´t do that. I have disabled firewall on server4.
The directory is in use by a third party appserver, that takes that data (test.txt) and is injected in another software that aggregates data.
Even with that appserver shutdown, appserver can´t create the file over the network.
Am I missing something?
Is the AppServer broker owner set to a user that has the necessary rights? If the AppServer broker owner is not set, make sure that the AdminService is running as a user that has domain access. The local system account cannot write to network shares.
Is the AppServer broker owner set to a user that has the necessary rights? If the AppServer broker owner is not set, make sure that the AdminService is running as a user that has domain access. The local system account cannot write to network shares.
Thanks Jeff.
Accurate as always. Let me check that.
(Where would I check that? where do I define the users associated to a process in windows?)
Thanks [mention:15d155137bc94f50aa3f3ce56da063bf:e9ed411860ed4f2ba0265705b8793d05] !!!
Accutte and sharp as always!
Changed user for the "Adminserver for openedge" service, and It did it....
Thanks!
Thanks [mention:15d155137bc94f50aa3f3ce56da063bf:e9ed411860ed4f2ba0265705b8793d05] !!!
Accutte and sharp as always!
Changed user for the "Adminserver for openedge" service, and It did it....
Thanks!
You're welcome. Glad to help out when I can. :)