Are you still running cf under the system account? If so then this is why,
and is also insecure.
You need to run cf as a user who has access to the network share.
If you are still running an out of the box install then you should also
follow the lock down guide.


On Wed, Nov 12, 2014 at 9:15 AM, marc -- <[email protected]> wrote:


Hello,

ColdFusion 10,286680 running on a Windows 2012R2 machine.
I want to create a Scheduled Task. The output should be saved to a file on
a network share. The network share is accessible via  Windows explorer:
either using the UNC notation (\\<network_share>) or via a mapping (F:).

When I enable the option Publish on the "Server Settings > Add/Edit
Scheduled Task" page the UNC path in the field File is not accepted. Also
using the mapped drive F: is not accepted. Submitting the form gives this
error

“If you want to publish the result of this task, you must use an existing,
valid directory name.”

Using the “Browse Server” button does not give me the directory  - just
drives: A,C and Z. Only C gives access to the C: drive. Clicking the other
two driveletters do nothing.

Is Coldfusion unable to save the result of a scheduled task to a network
share?



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