> When trying to access a network share, you have to either have the CF > service run as a user with a mapped drive to the share or use the file's UNC > path (\\server\share) in your CF code. By default, ColdFusion does not run > as a standard user account (which can have mapped drives); instead, it runs > as a local service (which cannot have mapped drives). So, either change how > the service logs in (via the "Services" control panel applet or use the UNC.
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