FILE ACCESS DENIED
hello,
can anyone help us to figure out why this error comes up on a program for one machine and not another...both using NT 4.0 ..and how to fix this program so it will run. ??
"file access denied"
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hello,
can anyone help us to figure out why this error comes up on a program for one machine and not another...both using NT 4.0 ..and how to fix this program so it will run. ??
"file access denied"
by erikdr
The difference between both machines in in ACL's on the C: drive.
The user running the program has a permitting ACL for a certain directory/file on machine A (where it works) and a denying one for the same item on machine B.
This can happen when you don't have 100% standardised NT desktops across the company, and/or when installed programs do alter ACL's on generic directories - usually something to avoid when packaging installs with a system like SMS or WinInstall.
If you cannot figure out exactly *which* file it is, then an ACL listing utility will be needed - I remember the NT resource kit has one and there's always a lot of freeware/trialware on this front. After that, correct the ACL by Explorer (GUI) or CACLS (commandline)...
Have fun,
/ The Netherlands
by tech4life
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