CF8 Mapping network folder
I'd like to map a network folder with the browsing option. I
can reach
in IIS (MS Win2003 server + CF)but not in my developer
enviroment
(Standalone CF8 Server). Any ideas?
Thanks
IT Staff decided to create a Domain user for CF server .....
May be my IT staff is "Stuff" that in our italian dialect
means tired
Thanks
Ian Skinner ha scritto:
> If your IT staff are unwilling to let the CF service to
run as a domain
> server, then it will not have any permissions to network
resources.
>
> By default CF is installed to run as a 'localSystem'
user. If one where
> to modify the permissions of what a 'localSystem' user
can do on the box
> that CF server is installed on, then CF will be able to
do what ever
> 'LocalSystem' has been allowed to do.
>
> But then every service or user that utilizes the
'LocalSystem' account
> will have these same permissions. In my book that is a
much worse idea
> then creating a Domain user for the ColdFusion server to
run under and
> then specifically allowing that user to do what *AND
ONLY WHAT*
> ColdFusion needs to do.
>
>
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JFileChooser Network Folder Issue
Hello all
Class : javax.swing.JFileChooser (network folders)
J2SE : 1.4
OS : Windows
I'm in need of urgent help for JFileChooser, scenerio is, currently when I do a open or save dialog using the JFileChooser it brings up the mapped network folders along with local folders on my PC.
For selection, if I clicked on the network folders, is there a way I could differentiate if it was one of the mapped network folders or a regular file on the file system? I dont see any of the folders underneath my network folder, it just doesnt seem to work right.
Also the mapped network folder is username password protected which comes up with the Username Password prompt dialog the first time I access it through the open / save dialogs, where exactly does it store this information.
Any help would be highly appreciated.
RegardsI'm assuming that we are still talking about mapped network drives
under "My Computer", as opposed to navigating "Network Neighborhood"
and using UNC paths.
Are you saying that, in order to know if its a network folder i have
to search for " on " in the display name, and if its a web folder
search for a ".", in order to determine if the difference. Is this the
only way I could determine if its a network / web folder as compared
to the local folders on my PC :(
I was looking in for some kind of property that would help me determine it.I still don't understand where you want to test for this. Do you have
a listener on the JFileChooser to catch directory changes, or did
you set it up to only select directories, or are you talking about
determining this after the user has chosen a file?
No, there is no way in Java to determine whether a path that starts
with a drive letter is in fact a mapped network folder. My suggestion
was pretty ugly, as I said. I don't understand what you mean by "web
folder". JFileChooser doesn't support URL paths. If you mean UNC paths
then just test for f.getAbsolutePath().beginsWith("\\\\").
Also why dont I see the directory structure underneath the webfolder
or network folder from my JFileChooser?If the folder is not currently mapped because it requires a password
or the host is not responding, then JFileChooser will display an empty
folder. We may look into fixing this in a future release.
One last thing: For password protected web folders, when I select them
through my JFileChooser, the "Enter Network Password" window pops up,
and this happens only once in the applications lifetime, I presume its
storing this information somewhere, do you have any idea where exactly
i should be searching for these values? I didn't see this dialog pop up from JFileChooser until the new 1.4.2
release that we're working on. In any case, it is handled by the
operating system and our code knows nothing about it. I'm sure there
is no way to ask the operating system for stored passwords as that
would compromise security.
/Leif -
Mapping a network folder stored on an Apple Xserve to a Windows user a/c.
I have a number of domain users who need to get there individual network folder mapped to there profile when they log onto the domain from various MAC in the building.
We use a batch file that maps the users network home folder to there profile when they log onto a PC.
Does anyone know how to do the same process for those same users loggin onto a MAC OS X leopard machine.
Users network folders are stored on a Apple Xserve. Authentication comes first from Windows Server 2003 Active Directory.
(at the moment MAC users accounts are loaded entirely from the Apple Xserve, resulting in the user constantly writing to there profile across the network.
What I would like to do instead is to 'force the local home directory on startup disk', this is an option in directory utility on each mac. This will force the profile to load locally. Then using some sort of script or batch file map the users network home folder to the desktop of the MAC. Therefore reducing traffic across the network as the user profile will be loaded loally and will only be saving to there netowrk folder)
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Hi, everyone! I have written an applescript to automatically mount a windows network folder on my Mac right after startup. Only, I just made as far as mounting the computer and I still have to choose the right folder to mount. I just miss one final step to do it fully automated.
This is what I have for now:
tell application "Finder"
try
mount volume "smb://MICSGROUP;FRONTIER:[email protected]"
end try
end tell
But then I still have to choose if I want the windows D drive or E drive or C drive, or any shared folder on that drive...
What should I add in this script to automatically mount the right folder on a D drive? For example the folder "D/pictures" I tried a lot of combinations, but none thusfar work..
Any ideas?
Thank you!
G5 dual 2.0 Mac OS X (10.3.9)Hi,
try this :
mount volume "smb://MICSGROUP;FRONTIER:[email protected]/pictures"
you may use the dns name of the server instead of its IP
regards,
Didier. -
Enable Recycle Bin on mapped network drives
A few years ago I discovered how redirected user profile folders in Windows get Recycle Bin protection, even when the folders are redirected to a network location. This was a huge find for me, and I used this feature to add Recycle Bin coverage to some of
my mapped network drives. I shared this information on another forum here:
http://forums.mydigitallife.info/threads/16974-Tip-Network-Recycle-bin
Today I figured out a better way to achieve the same goal that doesn't rely on user profile folder redirection, and am sharing that information for other users to try out. You might want to take a look at these forum topics for additional information:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc787939(v=ws.10).aspx
http://blogs.technet.com/b/askds/archive/2012/07/16/managing-the-recycle-bin-with-redirected-folders-with-vista-or-windows-7.aspx
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb882665.aspx
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/windowsserver/en-US/10bfcfb9-14f3-434e-9ffa-0289b8b32e01/folder-redirection-recycle-bin
The standard disclaimer applies - this might break stuff. I've only tested in Windows 8, and my testing is limited. Try this at your own risk.
This is what I've learned (or think I've learned - I might be wrong):
Windows Vista and later store the configuration settings for the Recycle Bin for redirected user profile folders in this registry key: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\BitBucket\KnownFolder
Under this key are separate keys for each redirected folder that is protected by the Recycle Bin. The keys contain the configuration information for each protected folder, and are named to match the GUIDs for "Known Folders." A list of the Known
Folder to GUID mappings is available in one of the links above.
The registry also contains a list of "known folders" at this location: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\FolderDescriptions
So, I reasoned that if I could create my own custom "known folder," I could add that to the list of folders that were protected by the Recycle Bin and protect any mapped network drive I wanted. So I looked at the list of existing "known folders"
and created a key that was similar to the Documents key. I then fiddled with the values in the key until I narrowed it down to the minimum number needed to make the recycle bin work.
This .reg file will protect a mapped X: drive with a ~50GB recycle bin. You should modify the file to fit your needs:
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\FolderDescriptions\{9147E464-33A6-48E2-A3C9-361EFD417DEF}]
"RelativePath"="X:\\"
"Category"=dword:00000004
"Name"="XDrive"
[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\BitBucket\KnownFolder\{9147E464-33A6-48E2-A3C9-361EFD417DEF}]
"MaxCapacity"=dword:0000c7eb
"NukeOnDelete"=dword:00000000
A few things of note:
The GUID in the above .reg file {9147E464-33A6-48E2-A3C9-361EFD417DEF} came from this PowerShell command: "{"+[guid]::NewGUID().ToString().ToUpper()+"}"
Each "known folder"/Recycle Bin combination requires a unique GUID. If you don't want to use PowerShell to generate a GUID, you can use an online GUID generator.
I don't know what the "Category" value does, but the key I copied had it set to 4, and that works, so I didn't test any other values.
The "Name" value is required, but is not the name that will be shown if you right-click on the Recycle Bin and select properties. (At least not in my environment.) In my environment, the name that is shown is the name of the network drive.
Making this change adds a "Location" tab to the properties page of your mapped network drives. I suspect this could be removed by changing the "Category" value, but didn't bother to find out.
I only tested with mapped network drives. I suspect this would work with UNC paths as well, but I didn't bother testing.
I hope you're as excited to find this as I was to figure it out. Let me know if this works for you. I now plan to deploy the registry keys with Group Policy Preferences and will update this forum post with any information I discover.
Best regards
--Russel
Update: I am now using Group Policy Preferences to deploy the needed registry keys, and all my mapped network drives are now protected by the recycle bin.
Update 2: I have tested now with UNC paths, and this works fine. I still use mapped network drives, but if your environment requires UNC paths instead, you can use them. Note however that if you have a mapped network drive that points to a UNC path, and
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This is extremely helpful.
I've turned your work into a Bat Script that will automatically make the reg file.
It creates a unique guid each time it is run, so no worries on overlaps.
Just copy and paste the following into notepad
and save it as "Network Recycling Bin - auto make registry file.bat"
echo off
REM ========== MAIN FUNCTION ========================
Call :CreateREGfile
PAUSE
goto :eof
REM ========== SUB FUNCTIONS ========================
:CreateREGfile
set /p RelativePath=Enter
current mapped path of drive (e.g. X:\FileShare\D_Drive):
REM replace \ with \\ (for reg value its a requirement)
Set RelativePath=%RelativePath:\=\\%
set /p MaxBinSize_Dec=Enter
max size (in mb) (eg 11gb=11000):
call :toHex
%MaxBinSize_Dec% MaxBinSize_Hex
Set outputREG="Network
Recycling Bin - %RelativePath:~0,1% Drive (%MaxBinSize_Dec%mb).reg"
call :MakeGUID_VBS NewGUID
REM echo My new GUID : %NewGUID%
echo Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
>
%outputREG%
echo [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\FolderDescriptions\%NewGUID%]
>>
%outputREG%
echo "RelativePath"="%RelativePath%"
>>
%outputREG%
echo "Category"=dword:00000004
>>
%outputREG%
echo "Name"="NetworkDrive2RecyclingBin_%NewGUID:~1,5%"
>>
%outputREG%
REM The "Name" value is required, but is not the name that will be shown if you right-click on the Recycle Bin and select properties. That will be autoset to the network drive name.
echo.>>
%outputREG%
echo [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\BitBucket\KnownFolder\%NewGUID%]
>>
%outputREG%
echo "MaxCapacity"=dword:%MaxBinSize_Hex%
>>
%outputREG%
echo "NukeOnDelete"=dword:00000000
>>
%outputREG%
goto :eof
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= CreateObject("Scriptlet.TypeLib")
> TEMP_generateGUID.vbs
echo WScript.Echo obj.GUID
>> TEMP_generateGUID.vbs
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%%rin (`CSCRIPT "TEMP_generateGUID.vbs"`)DO
SET RESULT=%%r
set
%1=%RESULT%
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:: -- dec [out,opt] - variable to store the converted decimal number in
SETLOCAL
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( ENDLOCAL & REM RETURN VALUES
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:toHex
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:$created 20091203 :$changed 20110330 :$categories Arithmetic,Encoding
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( ENDLOCAL & REM RETURN VALUES
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ECHO.%hex%
EXIT /b
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Publish report as PDF to a network folder
I'll take a chance and post this query here. We have been using Discoverer for 9+ years, against Oracle Financials. Most of our users are not that computer savy, and would rather have the report in a simple PDF or HTML format, delivered to their network folder, that they can look at for their budget information. What tool should person use to accomplish this?
Hi,
We can send reports in PDF format to a network folder using Interactive Reporting 9.3.1. Here is how I did it few months ago...
1.From your server, map the external drive to your server. \\rio.company.com\winserver\hypreports
2. Have a Domain account, example 'Hyp system' in MS Active Directory just for this purpose. Note: This account should have 'write' privilege to the folder created on network drive.
On the server, Hyperion services have 'Log On As' type 'Local System'. Change 'Log On As' type to your domain account
3.
1) create a output directory 'ODTest' as physical resource with path \\rio.company.com\winserver\hypreports\
2)import the 'file as job' in Interactive Reporting
3)add a schedule with action 'Export' and choose the output directory
Let me know if you have any questions.
regards,
Usha -
I want to map network drives for each user when they logon to any workstation in the network. I have created and tested the PS1 script which works fine where the drives attach and used persistent parameter. I have updated the Windows 7 Professional
64-bit workstation to the latest PS 4.0 code. I have created the GPO and believe everything is assigned properly. I made changes to allow execution of local and remote signed scripts. I have forced the changes on a workstation using GPUPDATE
/force, but the drives do not connect. The GPRESULT is as follows which shows the policies are in place as shown below.
What am I missing to get the script to execute?
RSOP data for MRC\mikeg on MIDRUBD03 : Logging Mode
OS Configuration: Member Workstation
OS Version: 6.1.7601
Site Name: N/A
Roaming Profile: N/A
Local Profile: C:\Users\mikeg.MRC
Connected over a slow link?: No
USER SETTINGS
CN=My Name,CN=Users,DC=mrc,DC=net
Last time Group Policy was applied: 7/21/2014 at 8:22:05 AM
Group Policy was applied from: MIDSRVR01.mrc.net
Group Policy slow link threshold: 500 kbps
Domain Name: MRC
Domain Type: Windows 2000
Applied Group Policy Objects
StartingUp
The following GPOs were not applied because they were filtered out
Default Domain Policy
Filtering: Not Applied (Empty)
Local Group Policy
Filtering: Not Applied (Empty)
The user is a part of the following security groups
Domain Admins
Everyone
BUILTIN\Administrators
BUILTIN\Users
NT AUTHORITY\INTERACTIVE
CONSOLE LOGON
NT AUTHORITY\Authenticated Users
This Organization
LOCAL
MRCAdmins
Domain Users
Enterprise Admins
Schema Admins
AS400_Permanent_Users
Denied RODC Password Replication Group
DnsAdmins
High Mandatory Level
The user has the following security privileges
Resultant Set Of Policies for User
Software Installations
N/A
Logon Scripts
GPO: StartingUp
Name: C:\Windows\SYSVOL\sysvol\mrc.net\Policies\{47773A6D-1115-4A3D-BB74-F672B315A430}\User\Scr
pts\Logon\MapDriveScript.ps1
Parameters:
LastExecuted: This script has not yet been executed.
Logoff Scripts
Public Key Policies
N/A
Administrative Templates
GPO: StartingUp
KeyName: Software\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\PowerShell\EnableScripts
Value: 1, 0, 0, 0
State: Enabled
GPO: StartingUp
KeyName: Software\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\PowerShell\ExecutionPolicy
Value: 82, 0, 101, 0, 109, 0, 111, 0, 116, 0, 101, 0, 83, 0, 105, 0, 103, 0, 110, 0, 101, 0, 100,
0, 0, 0
State: Enabled
Folder Redirection
N/A
Internet Explorer Browser User Interface
N/A
Internet Explorer Connection
N/A
Internet Explorer URLs
N/A
Internet Explorer Security
N/A
Internet Explorer Programs
N/A> Name:
> C:\Windows\SYSVOL\sysvol\mrc.net\Policies\{47773A6D-1115-4A3D-BB74-F672B315A430}\User\Scr
> pts\Logon\MapDriveScript.ps1
> Parameters:
First: Only one of all current answers points in the right direction.
You picked the local sysvol path on the DC which does not exist on
clients, of course...
The Path to the script MUST be an UNC path starting like
\\mrc.net\sysvol\mrc.net\Policies\...
Second: You CANNOT execute PS1 directly (unless you change the .ps1 file
extension configuration). The "Name" MUST be "powershell.exe", and the
script itself goes into "Parameters".
Martin
Mal ein
GUTES Buch über GPOs lesen?
NO THEY ARE NOT EVIL, if you know what you are doing:
Good or bad GPOs?
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Windows Server R2 stop working. Cannot map network drive with my Win 7 client.
Hi to everyone.
I had a problem for quite some time time and even i tried to solved it till now unfortunately seems unreachable.
I have a 2008 R2 server which is used as SQL 2005 server. My application program shared from the server. My win 7 client use a map network drive to access my share folder from my windows server. Suddenly my clients lost my connection. Since then i
cannot connect to the folder and i got the message
Windows cannot access \\Server\Storage
Check the spelling of the name. Otherwise there might be a problem with your network. To try to identify and resolve network problems, click Diagnose.
Details: Error code: 0x80070035 The network path was not found.
I check out my share permissions, all seems ok. I also check out firewall, services, TCP/IP, share folders, really almost everything but still nothing.
Does anyone have any idea how to resolve the problem.Yes what seems to happened is due to virus infections.
This problem started 2 weeks a go. First i had network connection error with my client. Them my application had respond errors. Finally i lost my network drive.
I realize that the problem was due to virus. My old antivirus program doesn't s scan any threats so i uninstalled it, and i installed Panta antivirus and i clean up my server and my clients from virus. I am sure that both are clean from virus. My antivirus
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One thing that i want to avoid is re-installation of windows server 2008 R2.
Can anyone help about this
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First time network folder access is very very slow...
Hi,
On my new Windows 8 box (T500 laptop) I have this annoying problem that first time network folder access is very slow, it can take 30-40 seconds from you click the drive and until it opens. This happens everytime after my laptop has been sleeping and such.
I can even be connected via MSTSC to that same server - but still explorer first time access is painfully slow. Search index thing?
When the drive has been opened the first time I have a blazing fast network access with absolutely no latency at all...
Any suggestions?
WernerHi,
Please check how it works when connecting to other share folder.
If the Windows Home Server has a Realtek network adapter, please also refer to the following post:
Troubleshooting Slow Read/ Transfer Speeds for a Windows Home Server
http://www.servethehome.com/troubleshooting-slow-read-transfer-speeds-for-a-windows-home-server/
To monitor the network traffic, please try Network Monitor:
Microsoft Network Monitor 3.4
http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=4865
Hope this helps.
Thanks.
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TechNet Community Support
Thanks. I created 1 mapped folder for a local folder. And 1 mapped folder for my mediacenter (Windows 7). Both of these showed immediately as accessible. But the two mapped folders on my server doesn't. Perhaps this isn't a Windows 8 problem afterall...hm.
I shall try to replicate the problem from my Windows 7 pc tonight.
I installed the network monitor and it shows:
My Traffic
System
Unknown
Unavailable
Other Traffic
Unknown
Underneath all leafs are a bunch of IPv4 and IPv6 nodes. I guess I should apply a filter where Source or Destination equals my server? And after that - what indicates trouble?
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External tables on network folder
Hi all,
I'm trying to create an external table that point on a network folder.
On Win2008 I've mapped Y: for network path ('\\remotesrv\xxx\')
Now I'm creating dir
CREATE DIRECTORY ext_tab AS 'Y:'
GRANT READ,WRITE ON ext_tab TO myuser;
CREATE TABLE ext_t
field1 ...
ORGANIZATION EXTERNAL
( TYPE ORACLE_LOADER
DEFAULT DIRECTORY ext_tab
ACCESS PARAMETERS
( RECORDS DELIMITED BY NEWLINE
....Unfortunately when I select from ext_t i get "KUP-04040" error. File not found.
Do you know if it's possibile in Oracle 11g make external table pointing network folder ?
Thank you in advance.Nicos82 wrote:
Already tested.
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GPO preference not applying to map network drive?
Hello,
Server 2008 r2 GPO preference not applying to users to map network drive? When I see errors on client pc, here is the error I found?
Log Name: Application
Source: Group Policy Drive Maps
Date: 1/7/2014 1:47:33 PM
Event ID: 4098
Task Category: (2)
Level: Warning
Keywords: Classic
User: SYSTEM
Description:
The user 'S:' preference item in the 'GPO {C990F58F-E8B2-41BF-B6FD-E1BAC389C4F1}' Group Policy object did not apply because it failed with error code '0x80070037 The specified network resource or device is no longer available.' This error was suppressed.
GPresult shows following message on client pc:
The following settings have applied to this object. Within this category, settings nearest the top of the report are the prevailing settings when resolving conflicts.
Winning GPO Name GPO
Result: Failure (Error Code: 0x80070037)
I also have tried using full server name in the share, IP address but no success. :(
I'm using variable %username% in share location: \\servername\share\%username%
Any idea? Please help. ThanksJust a control question, can you actually access the users homefolder manually from the client?
Drive maps for GP Preferences is used to map drives only. It cannot create folder on the server and that’s why we see the error “0x80070037 The specified network resource or device is no longer available.”. If you'd like to use share location
with Variable, please ensure that these folders exist on the file server.
Hope this helps you!
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MCSE: Desktop, Server, Private Cloud, Messaging
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Assemble PDF's located in Network folder
Hi,
I am trying to assemble PDF's which are located in a network folder..
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<DDX xmlns="http://ns.adobe.com/DDX/1.0/">
<PDF result="PDFA.pdf">
<PDF source="\\w2msmossmgn02\SharedFolder\PID_APR_P111556.pdf"/>
<PDF source="\\w2msmossmgn02\SharedFolder\PID_P111556.pdf"/>
</PDF>
</DDX>
when the assembler service is invoked with the above DDX, i get an error as below,
com.adobe.internal.ddxm.DDXMException: com.adobe.internal.pdfm.CollateralNotFoundException:
DDXM_S14017: A <PDF> source document is required, but no documents were found for {PDF source="\\w2msmossmgn02\SharedFolder\PID_APR_P111556.pdf" baseDocument="true"}.
I have also tried giving the files names as specified in the DDXREF help file as below,
file:///dir-path/filename (file:///w2msmossmgn02/SharedFolder/PID_APR_P111556.pdf) but it didn't work either.
Can some one pls help?
Thank you,
Sandeep.There are two options that I can see:
1 - map a drive (on the server) to the w2msmossmgn02\SharedFolder and use that mapping in the source. For example: If I may drive X to w2msmossmgn02\SharedFolder then my DDX would have the entry: <PDF source="file:///x:/PID_P111556.pdf"/>
2 - Use the "Read Document" operation to read the PDFs into a variable (or a list of document) then use the "Invoke DDX" operation to map the variables to the PDF source entries. -
When trying to open a pdf from a shared network folder I get an error
hello,
When trying to open a pdf from a shared network folder I get the error: 'there was an error opening this document the document cannot be found'. The share is on a Windows 7 machine and sharing to a OS X 10.7 Machine. Permisson has been given on the share for 'Everyone' read and Write, and is mapped to the 10.7 machine through the 'Connect to Server' in finder with login credentials.
Can you help please?
Kind regards,
ChrisThis is in Internet Explorer 6 (yes, horrible, I know), but we use a standardized image where I work, with pretty intense GPO's.
Don't know what happens if you right-click the link; but from any other machine (with the same image) the same link will open with all three options "Open", "Save", and "Cancel". These are not freshly imaged machines, so some setting must of been changed along the way to make this happen on this user's computer.
Repaired Acrobat, but this resolved nothing.
Also checked in IE to make sure that Adobe was enabled under the Programs tab.
Also, the option to view a pdf within the browser is not turned on.
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Sync a network folder/drive with zen vision
Please help! The sync software that comes with my vision M doesn't let me sync to a network folder. That's where I keep all of my music. When I point to that folder, it keeps telling me that it's not a valid folder. Is there a way to fix this? Thanks.
Are you trying to sync to a network path \\somecomputer\cdri've or are you trying to do it to a mapped dri've letter? All my music is on a Simpletech NAS dri've on my network and have a dri've letter mapped to it and it works fine in media organizer, wmp and the creative sync handler thing.
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Error reading mapped network drive
Hi all,
We have recently upgraded our test server form 4.6C to ECC 6.0.
In one of the programs we are using open dataset to write files to
application server. This particular folder had been mapped through "Map Network
Drive function" in windows. The path we have given in the program
as "<Drive>:\<Folder>\File Name".
Code :
<b>DATA : zdsnb(45).
ZDSNB = 'R:\SAPPayroll\zpaysheet.prn'
OPEN DATASET zdsnb IN TEXT MODE.</b>
In 4.6C this particular format was reading without any problem. But
after the upgrade, system is throwing an error "File cannot be read".
We have checked the NTFS share rights and rights for the mapped drive.
It's "Everyone" full access.
Our OS: Windows 2003 server 64 bit
Database : MS SQL 2005 64 bit.
Most of HR related testing is based on this access. Pl suggest a
solution, so that we can go ahead with our testing and upgrade of other
servers.
Regards,
AdeebHello Adeeb,
You need to make sure the user the R/3 system is using to access the file system (usually SAPService<SID>) exists on the target (the mapped drive) system.
I know the folder is open to the all the users. But the user to access it will still be validated on the NT level to make sure this user exists.
Regards,
Joe
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