Alan Williamson wrote:
Myles, it actually maybe closer than you think -- the problem i believe is unique to Windows and running on network drives. This is something i remember a long time ago, but i can't put my finger on it.can you shove it on a local drive just to see?
Not sure if this applies in this situation, since if you're launching Jetty directly it seems that it would be running under whatever user account the user is logged in under, but on Windows services that run under the local system account, the local system account doesn't have access to mapped drives. For example if you want to store your CFML files on a network drive but run OpenBD on a local drive, OpenBD will run OK but won't have access to the network resource when it tries to run your CFML files. Similarly if you try to do something like use cffile to write to a mapped drive that will also fail. You can remedy this by running the service as a user account that does have access to network resources.
Might not apply in this particular case but thought I'd mention it for future reference.
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