> I was sitting here writing a custom little application
> using CFFILE...
> a simple copy statement.. nothing fancy...  copying a file
> from one sub
> directory on the server to another...

> I get this:

> Error processing CFFILE Unable to copy file
> 'c:\utils\0del.exe' to
> path 'c:\1'. Error: Access is denied. (error 5).

> What is that error specific too?  I am running IIS and
> told IIS full
> access to the directory the write is going to... including
> WRITE
> access...

> anyone?

Windows OS -- this is the same sort of error you get if you attempt to
overwrite or delete a file that's been coppied from a CD because by default
files coppied from CD retain the read-only flag. Though it doesn't sound
like that should be an issue in this particular case, it seems like it
definitely should be something similar. Make sure none of your files are
read-only and I would try running the CF service as Administrator
temporarily. For instance, I know that the CF Server service can write files
to mapped drives, but only if the service runs under an account with
permission to those drives which the system account isn't granted.

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