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    Hi, What I have is a Windows 2000 machine with Novell installed on the server
    where ColdFusion is running. We have another file server that is mapped to the
    O: on this machine. The problem is that when I try to access a folder on the
    O: (either using O:\file or //servername/file) it says
    java.io.FileNotFoundException (the network name cannot be found). I have the
    ColdFusion app service using a local windows account for the "Log On" section.
    So my question is, is it possible to access this network drive? I am thinking
    there might be way to let the service run under a Novell account, but I am
    certainly open to other suggestions. Thank you for any help.

    Keith

    klaforc Guest

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    Default Re: Network Access

    My guess is that whatever user coldfusion runs as doesn't have the drive mapped as O. You could try using the whole network path...
    nTesla Guest

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    Default Re: Network Access

    Yes, your right, the ColdFusion account does not have the drive mapped, only our Novell accounts can get the drive mapped. So is it possible to run the ColdFusion service under a Novell account?
    klaforc Guest

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    Default Re: Network Access

    Originally posted by: klaforc Yes, your right, the ColdFusion account does not
    have the drive mapped, only our Novell accounts can get the drive mapped. So
    is it possible to run the ColdFusion service under a Novell account? I suspect
    it's possible. I can't help you with implementation, though. It might be
    simpler to make the O: drive accessible in some other way, such as ftp if the
    fileserver is read-only.

    nTesla Guest

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