[JIRA] (JENKINS-7920) Access denied when copy files from a network computer in Windows batch script
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Nick Vancauwenberghe edited comment on JENKINS-7920 at 3/23/12 9:04 AM:
I almost sure this is the solution - it worked for me. See
http://serverfault.com/questions/135867/howt-to-grant-network-access-to-localsystem-account
You have to grant access persmission to the computer in a domain instead of to
the user of that machine.
A 2nd solution is to run the service using a domain user account, notation:
DOMAIN\user and not .\user.
was (Author: nvc):
I almost sure this is the solution - it worked for me. See
http://serverfault.com/questions/135867/howt-to-grant-network-access-to-localsystem-account
You have to grant access persmission to the computer in a domain instead of to
the user of that machine.
Access denied when copy files from a network computer in Windows batch script
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Key: JENKINS-7920
URL: https://issues.jenkins-ci.org/browse/JENKINS-7920
Project: Jenkins
Issue Type: Bug
Components: core
Reporter: bakerzhang
I have a problem (Access is denied) when I try to copy files across network
in a Windows batch script.
Hudson will call a script, say, a.bat and inside a.bat I have the followings
{code}
...
setlocal ENABLEDELAYEDEXPANSION
...
if DEFINED abc (
set xyz=\\computer\path
set filename=mm*.dll
copy /Y !xyz!\!filename!
)
...
endlocal
{code}
The 'copy' command will fail and I Google for the problem but there's no
particular one. There's one paper saying UNC should be used
(http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1284561/hudson-continuous-integration-server-how-to-see-windows-mapped-directories-that).
So I did the following experiments:
{code}
1) set xyz=//computer/path
...
copy /Y !xyz!\!filename!
2) ...
copy /Y //computer/path\mm*.dll
{code}
The 1) doesn't work and produces the same problem - Access is denied. but
the 2) is working. However, copy /Y //computer/path\!file_name! won't work
either.
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Mattias Vannergård commented on JENKINS-7920:
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Yep! 2nd solution worked for me.
Thanks!
/Mattias
Access denied when copy files from a network computer in Windows batch script
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Key: JENKINS-7920
URL: https://issues.jenkins-ci.org/browse/JENKINS-7920
Project: Jenkins
Issue Type: Bug
Components: core
Reporter: bakerzhang
I have a problem (Access is denied) when I try to copy files across network
in a Windows batch script.
Hudson will call a script, say, a.bat and inside a.bat I have the followings
{code}
...
setlocal ENABLEDELAYEDEXPANSION
...
if DEFINED abc (
set xyz=\\computer\path
set filename=mm*.dll
copy /Y !xyz!\!filename!
)
...
endlocal
{code}
The 'copy' command will fail and I Google for the problem but there's no
particular one. There's one paper saying UNC should be used
(http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1284561/hudson-continuous-integration-server-how-to-see-windows-mapped-directories-that).
So I did the following experiments:
{code}
1) set xyz=//computer/path
...
copy /Y !xyz!\!filename!
2) ...
copy /Y //computer/path\mm*.dll
{code}
The 1) doesn't work and produces the same problem - Access is denied. but
the 2) is working. However, copy /Y //computer/path\!file_name! won't work
either.
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Nick Vancauwenberghe commented on JENKINS-7920:
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I'm also hitting this issue. I can't access remote locations from Jenkins,
while it works OK in Windows cmd. The machine has the correct permissions.
I played around with other user accounts for the Jenkins service. My user
account but the service failed to start (Windows error 1069: the service did
not start due to a logon failure). The network service account did run but than
Jenkins throws errors it can't access the .NET framework.
No success, I'm also looking for a workaround or a solution.
Regards,
Nick
Access denied when copy files from a network computer in Windows batch script
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Key: JENKINS-7920
URL: https://issues.jenkins-ci.org/browse/JENKINS-7920
Project: Jenkins
Issue Type: Bug
Components: core
Reporter: bakerzhang
I have a problem (Access is denied) when I try to copy files across network
in a Windows batch script.
Hudson will call a script, say, a.bat and inside a.bat I have the followings
{code}
...
setlocal ENABLEDELAYEDEXPANSION
...
if DEFINED abc (
set xyz=\\computer\path
set filename=mm*.dll
copy /Y !xyz!\!filename!
)
...
endlocal
{code}
The 'copy' command will fail and I Google for the problem but there's no
particular one. There's one paper saying UNC should be used
(http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1284561/hudson-continuous-integration-server-how-to-see-windows-mapped-directories-that).
So I did the following experiments:
{code}
1) set xyz=//computer/path
...
copy /Y !xyz!\!filename!
2) ...
copy /Y //computer/path\mm*.dll
{code}
The 1) doesn't work and produces the same problem - Access is denied. but
the 2) is working. However, copy /Y //computer/path\!file_name! won't work
either.
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Nick Vancauwenberghe edited comment on JENKINS-7920 at 3/15/12 12:47 PM:
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I'm also hitting this issue. I can't access remote locations from Jenkins,
while it works OK in Windows cmd. The machine has the correct permissions.
I played around with other user accounts for the Jenkins service. My user
account but the service failed to start (Windows error 1069: the service did
not start due to a logon failure). The network service account did run but than
Jenkins throws errors it can't access the .NET framework.
No success, I'm also looking for a workaround or a solution.
Some info:
The Jenkins machine OS is Windows 7 32-bit Prof. Jenkins is running as a
service using a local system account.
I use UNC notation: \\target
Regards,
Nick
was (Author: nvc):
I'm also hitting this issue. I can't access remote locations from Jenkins,
while it works OK in Windows cmd. The machine has the correct permissions.
I played around with other user accounts for the Jenkins service. My user
account but the service failed to start (Windows error 1069: the service did
not start due to a logon failure). The network service account did run but than
Jenkins throws errors it can't access the .NET framework.
No success, I'm also looking for a workaround or a solution.
Regards,
Nick
Access denied when copy files from a network computer in Windows batch script
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Key: JENKINS-7920
URL: https://issues.jenkins-ci.org/browse/JENKINS-7920
Project: Jenkins
Issue Type: Bug
Components: core
Reporter: bakerzhang
I have a problem (Access is denied) when I try to copy files across network
in a Windows batch script.
Hudson will call a script, say, a.bat and inside a.bat I have the followings
{code}
...
setlocal ENABLEDELAYEDEXPANSION
...
if DEFINED abc (
set xyz=\\computer\path
set filename=mm*.dll
copy /Y !xyz!\!filename!
)
...
endlocal
{code}
The 'copy' command will fail and I Google for the problem but there's no
particular one. There's one paper saying UNC should be used
(http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1284561/hudson-continuous-integration-server-how-to-see-windows-mapped-directories-that).
So I did the following experiments:
{code}
1) set xyz=//computer/path
...
copy /Y !xyz!\!filename!
2) ...
copy /Y //computer/path\mm*.dll
{code}
The 1) doesn't work and produces the same problem - Access is denied. but
the 2) is working. However, copy /Y //computer/path\!file_name! won't work
either.
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Mattias Vannergård commented on JENKINS-7920:
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Same thing here.
Neither net use or copy works when running as a Execute Windows batch command
(but it works on a Command console), and I can't find a work-around either.
Have someone found a work-around?
regards
/Mattias
Access denied when copy files from a network computer in Windows batch script
-
Key: JENKINS-7920
URL: https://issues.jenkins-ci.org/browse/JENKINS-7920
Project: Jenkins
Issue Type: Bug
Components: core
Reporter: bakerzhang
I have a problem (Access is denied) when I try to copy files across network
in a Windows batch script.
Hudson will call a script, say, a.bat and inside a.bat I have the followings
{code}
...
setlocal ENABLEDELAYEDEXPANSION
...
if DEFINED abc (
set xyz=\\computer\path
set filename=mm*.dll
copy /Y !xyz!\!filename!
)
...
endlocal
{code}
The 'copy' command will fail and I Google for the problem but there's no
particular one. There's one paper saying UNC should be used
(http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1284561/hudson-continuous-integration-server-how-to-see-windows-mapped-directories-that).
So I did the following experiments:
{code}
1) set xyz=//computer/path
...
copy /Y !xyz!\!filename!
2) ...
copy /Y //computer/path\mm*.dll
{code}
The 1) doesn't work and produces the same problem - Access is denied. but
the 2) is working. However, copy /Y //computer/path\!file_name! won't work
either.
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