Tom, In order for the CF service to be able access networked drives you need
to have it log in with the appropriate rights. In control panel/services
double click on "Cold Fusion Application Server" and change the user the
service logs in as to either a preexisting user or a new user, say
"CFServer" or something which has network file access rights to the share.
The reason it works from the console is because you are logged in to the
system as a user. The CF service by default logs in as LocalSystem which
basically has only local system rights.
HTH
Steve
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Tom Langer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Sunday, October 29, 2000 21:20
> To: CF-Talk
> Subject: cfexecute
>
>
> I'm having some sort of problem using CFEXECUTE
>
> The server is Windows 2000, CF 4.5.1
>
> This works
> <cfexecute timeout=30 name="d:\pkzip25.exe"
> arguments="-add -rec -dir=relative d:\temp.zip
> d:\mylittlepdfdocument.pdf">
> </cfexecute>
>
> This doesn't work..
> <cfexecute timeout=30 name="d:\pkzip25.exe"
> arguments="-add -rec -dir=relative d:\temp.zip
> e:\mylittlepdfdocument.pdf">
> </cfexecute>
> * OR *
> <cfexecute timeout=30 name="d:\pkzip25.exe"
> arguments="-add -rec -dir=relative d:\temp.zip
> \\myserver\myshare\mylittlepdfdocument.pdf>
> </cfexecute>
>
> The E: drive is a mapped network drive going from one machine to
> another...
>
> If I call the following line from the web servers command prompt, it
> executes ok...
> d:\pkzip25.exe -add -rec -dir=relative d:\temp.zip
> e:\mylittlepdfdocument.pdf
>
> But it seems that CF doesn't like going across servers or something using
> cfexecute - please help :-)
>
> thx
>
> Tom
>
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