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From: Roland C. <rol...@de...> - 2007-04-24 03:26:02
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Thanks, Leif! > "Always use UNC paths when running as a service." This is our preferred method as well. However, both UNC and mapped drives are not working. > > 2) The account that you are running the service as needs to have > permission to access the network resources. When running in console mode as this user, no problems whatsoever accessing network resource. > > 3) Be aware that network drives will not be available when running as > the SYSTEM > account. It sounds like you are using an account correctly though. Correct. We are not running as SYSTEM. > > 4) When the service is running, verify that it is running as the > correct > user using the task > manager. You might actually be using the SYSTEM account if you > spelled the > wrapper.ntservice.account property incorrectly. Was excited when I read this. Unfortunately, no dice. We were in fact running the wrapper.exe and java.exe as the correct user non- SYSTEM account. The logon tab for the service also correctly indicates the machine user (eg. ".\username") > > 4) ?? Try posting back. Don't know if this question will make sense : Does a user account running as a service need to be given special permission, that the same user account not running as a service requires? > > Cheers, > Leif |